This week saw the launch of
Spindle Magazine's issue 5 as well as the exciting re-launch of the Spindle Magazine website. To celebrate this victorious occasion, contributors, friends and readers of the magazine gathered together at The Rose club, London with with editor, Heather Falconer for an evening of fun, old school tunes and celebration.
Spindle Magazine launched in May 2010 with the aim of providing a platform for emerging talent across the fields of music, art, film and fashion. Since the launch back in 2010, Spindle Magazine has grown into something so much bigger than a publication, hosting some of the most talked about events within the creative industry whilst also updating their website daily with posts offering short interviews, reviews and photo shoots for everyone to read.
Silent Beginning Story from Spindle Magazine Issue 5
Issue 5 of Spindle Magazine takes the theme of 'Heritage' and uses the theme to explore the roots and backgrounds of the latest crop of emerging talent. Filled to the brim with visually stimulating editorials, informative journalism and insider information, I can safely say that this magazine will be your only reference point for the S/S12 season (aside from
Moda de la Mode Magazine of course!).
Me (centre) with my two lovely London friends
The party offered the perfect opportunity for everyone to let their hair down and revel in the knowledge that issue 5 has just provided them with all the cultural knowledge they could possibly need to survive this season. The forever stylish
Olivia Pinnock from TellusFashion was in attendance, along with the talented photographer
Jean Luc Brouard who looked effortlessly cool snapping away in the makeshift 'Spindle' photo booth. Spindle Editor in Chief, Heather Falconer looked radiant as she welcomed guests in a beautiful beaded pink dress and I am still in complete awe of her super high boots that she managed to wear all evening.
Issue 5 of Spindle Magazine is now available to read
here
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