
Published in a total of just twelve issues 1993-2002, our global, English language fashion and culture magazine had major impact. The magazine was highly celebrated, publicized and influential internationally, winning numerous prestigious awards and accolades.
With Stockholm New in the 1990s we, together with our creative partners, introduced a new concept of “live-in” creative events., staging numerous large scale exhibitions and extravaganzas in Sweden and globally — in Milan, Tokyo, New York, Paris, London and Mumbai.
In addition to Stockholm New magazine, we have published a selective number of books with our publishing house Stockholm New Publishing through the years, on commission and on our own initiative. More titles will follow. In 2013, we launched our 496-page Stockholm New coffeetable book, featuring old as well as new content. The book also served as a catalog for our exhibition Stockholm New — national romaticism from double turn-of-the centuries: fashion photography meets classic masterpiece painting at Thielska Galleriet museum in Stockholm.
“Vibrant Stockholm New”
–VOGUE U.S.
“A cult sensation”
–Style.com
“The Swedish style Bible”
– The New York Times
“The celebrated Swedish style review”
– VOGUE Italia
“You can’t compete with cool, calm Stockholm New. The most clever and attractive magazine of the decade.”
– Tyler Brulé
“Infrequent but highly influential”
– Pop Magazine
“Stockholm is the coolest city on the planet at the moment, and Stockholm New is Stockholm’s coolest magazine. Conclusion?”
– Financial Times
“Stockholm New is a journal that people would still say is outstanding even in 20-25 years time”
-Esquire Japan




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Stockholm New: national romanticism from double turn-of-the centuries: fashion photography meets classic masterpiece painting.
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