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Editorial Redesign For The Pink Prince Magazine by Tiquismiquis - D1S1 Design Spotlight

Studio: Tiquismiquis

Client: The Pink Prince

Work: Editorial

Industry: Fashion

Editorial Redesign For The Pink Prince Magazine

Tiquismiquis developed a refreshed editorial design for The Pink Prince, a London-based magazine exploring new masculinity in fashion. The redesign captures a youthful, contemporary spirit aligned with current editorial trends and international distribution.

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