Dossier Magazine - Issue 3
Dossier Magazine - Issue 3. Fall / Winter 2025 issue celebrates wild places, beginning with an adventure through the forests and Highlands of Scotland, intertwining fashion, travel, and Wildland’s revolutionary rewilding project. It sails to the edge of Antarctica, captures life in Botswana's Okavango Delta, and journeys through the forests of British Columbia into the streets of Salvador, Brazil.
David Yurman and Donal Ward recall formative places in New York City. Charlotte Macaux Perelman and Alexis Fabry, artistic directors of the Hermès home universe, unpack the aura of an object. And legendary artist Robert Longo reflects on legacy. From the Dolomites to Bali, Ibiza to Shanghai, the issue places close takes on the wide world alongside collected travel wisdom and discoveries from notable names.
192 pages | 9" x 11.75"
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Dossier Magazine - Issue 3
Dossier Magazine - Issue 3. Fall / Winter 2025 issue celebrates wild places, beginning with an adventure through the forests and Highlands of Scotland, intertwining fashion, travel, and Wildland’s revolutionary rewilding project. It sails to the edge of Antarctica, captures life in Botswana's Okavango Delta, and journeys through the forests of British Columbia into the streets of Salvador, Brazil.
David Yurman and Donal Ward recall formative places in New York City. Charlotte Macaux Perelman and Alexis Fabry, artistic directors of the Hermès home universe, unpack the aura of an object. And legendary artist Robert Longo reflects on legacy. From the Dolomites to Bali, Ibiza to Shanghai, the issue places close takes on the wide world alongside collected travel wisdom and discoveries from notable names.
192 pages | 9" x 11.75"
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Dossier Magazine - Issue 3. Fall / Winter 2025 issue celebrates wild places, beginning with an adventure through the forests and Highlands of Scotland, intertwining fashion, travel, and Wildland’s revolutionary rewilding project. It sails to the edge of Antarctica, captures life in Botswana's Okavango Delta, and journeys through the forests of British Columbia into the streets of Salvador, Brazil.
David Yurman and Donal Ward recall formative places in New York City. Charlotte Macaux Perelman and Alexis Fabry, artistic directors of the Hermès home universe, unpack the aura of an object. And legendary artist Robert Longo reflects on legacy. From the Dolomites to Bali, Ibiza to Shanghai, the issue places close takes on the wide world alongside collected travel wisdom and discoveries from notable names.
192 pages | 9" x 11.75"
