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Editorial Board | Elizabeth von Guttman, Jonathan Wingfield, Thomas Lenthal |
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Categories | Fashion |
Frequency | Bi-Annual |
Publisher | Paradis [1] |
First issue | 2013 |
Country | France |
Based in | Paris |
Language | English |
Website | http://system-magazine.com/ |
ISSN | 2052-0808 |
System magazine is a biannual publication geared toward insiders of the fashion industry. The magazine offers long-format conversations with relevant individuals within the fashion industry, accompanied by portfolios created by image-makers. (System was earlier the name of a successful American magazine, "the magazine of business," introduced by A.W. Shaw in 1900.)
System was initially published by Tartan Publishing, until Mike Obenson bought the publication in 2020. With him System continued to evolve as an influential media brand, including the launch of another biannual sister publication 'System Beauty' in 2022 and expanding digital formats. In December 2024, three of System's founders, Elizabeth von Guttman, Jonathan Wingfield and Thomas Lenthal, reacquired the title. Von Guttman, Wingfield and Lenthal said they “look forward to taking System into its next era with renewed energy.” [2]
Elizabeth von Guttman, Thomas Lenthal, and Jonathan Wingfield. [3] They are the members of the editorial board for the magazine. [4] Prior System, von Guttman worked as contributors at Industrie magazine. [5]
Jonathan Wingfield has previously been editor-in-chief of Numéro and Numéro Homme magazines for 12 years. Thomas Lenthal has been the creative director of Numéro and French Glamour.
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