Buffalo Zine No. 8

Buffalo Zine No. 8 “Fashion’s Kitchen” is out now and comes with 432 pages full of fashion’s favourite recipes, from Dries van Noten’s Jelly Negroni to Donatella Versace’s Caviar Fettucine. We’re embarking on a culinary odyssey, exploring the parallel worlds of food and fashion.

Different covers available. Will be delivered as parcel due to its weight and size.
Buffalo Zine No. 6 has been awarded with The Stack Award 2017

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