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New Fashion Mag Rag by Ranjani Gopalarathinam
From the creators of the pristine Big magazine comes a new b&w oversized newsprint FREE fashion magazine hitting NYC on April 1, 2005. From what I can tell some ex Vice magazine staffers are responsible for this new-feeling paper and looks like it could be interesting. I hope.
Check out somethinginthewaymag.com
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