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VICE Vol. 12 · No. 5 catalogue image
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VICE Vol. 12 · No. 5

The Profiles Issue — UK edition · Nick Veasey X-ray cover / first fashion shoot

June 2014 (UK edition; provisional exact month)

UK local edition of VICE Volume 12 Number 5, corresponding to the global Volume 21 Issue 5 editorial package known as The Profiles Issue. The issue is visually anchored by Nick Veasey's X-ray punk/fashion cover and his first-ever fashion shoot for VICE, and includes profiles spanning Mikki Kendall and social-media-era feminist debate, José Mujica, underground filmmaker Nick Zedd, Jon Taffer and other subjects.

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Publication
VICE
Condition
Very Good−
Completeness
Apparently complete from the supplied front, contents and rear views; no page-by-page collation has been performed and no separately issued standard insert or premium has been established.
Date
June 2014 (UK edition; provisional exact month)

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Catalogue note

UK local edition of VICE Volume 12 Number 5, corresponding to the global Volume 21 Issue 5 editorial package known as The Profiles Issue. The issue is visually anchored by Nick Veasey's X-ray punk/fashion cover and his first-ever fashion shoot for VICE, and includes profiles spanning Mikki Kendall and social-media-era feminist debate, José Mujica, underground filmmaker Nick Zedd, Jon Taffer and other subjects. As a free-distribution print object, it documents VICE at the height of its early-2010s print/digital hybrid model, with the rear American Apparel x Nathalie Du Pasquier advertisement adding period fashion/design context.

Why this object matters

Veasey’s X-ray fashion treatment and the Du Pasquier advertisement make a specific design-photography document alongside substantive profiles. Retain 8.7, with the claimed fashion first restricted to the verified VICE context.

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Archive Importance: 8.7 / 10.

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