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LONDON, United Kingdom — What is the role of a fashion magazine at this moment in time? For Ben Cobb, editor-in-chief, men's, of LOVE Magazine, and Pierre A. M'Pelé, the title's senior editor, community and collaboration is key.
Launching August 4, the latest iteration of the biannual magazine is two volumes of hardback books, titled "LOVE 'Diaries 3 March - 4 July' Volumes 1 and 2" featuring a total of four covers. "I hesitate to even call it a magazine," said BoF Editor-at-Large Tim Blanks in conversation with Cobb and M'Pelé. "[It's] a remarkable time capsule of this remarkable time."
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