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Publishing · Magazine

Fashion magazine, editorial burgundy

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Prompt

Build a website for Atelier Review, an online fashion and culture magazine. High-fashion editorial: an off-white page with a slim issue line (volume and season), a big condensed serif masthead headline in caps, and a vertical side navigation of sections (features, style, interviews, collections). The featured story pairs a tall portrait of a model in a burgundy coat with a huge caps headline, a subline, date and category and a black 'Read more' button; a right column stacks three smaller story cards with burgundy image blocks, category labels and save and share icons. Then more stories, a newsletter sign-up and a footer. Condensed serif caps with small sans-serif labels, burgundy, black and ivory.

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At a glance

Industry
Publishing · Magazine
Style
Light
Source
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Sections in its prompt

  • Newsletter

Design notes

Editorial convention drives this layout: an issue line across the top, a large serif masthead headline in caps, and section names set vertically down a narrow left rail behind a hairline divider. The featured story pairs a tall portrait of a model in a burgundy coat with a big condensed caps headline, a smaller caps subline, tiny date and category labels and a black rectangular button. A right column stacks smaller cards with burgundy labels, condensed titles and save and share icons. Burgundy, black and ivory make up the whole palette. The vertical side navigation is the idea to borrow for fashion, culture or design publications.

Notes on the original design. The design itself belongs to its designer.