Frankie Magazine Issue 106 is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Hooley dooley! Issue 106 is finally out in the big wide world, and it sure has some treats in store for you. Inside its lovely matte pages, you’ll find creative people showing off their most treasured objects; an investigation into feminist kitchen design; and a trip to Iran’s biggest salt lake. There’s also a painterly DIY project to keep your hands busy, a round-up of movies where women kick arse; plus, an inspiring bunch of tattooists pushing the medium to new heights. Oh, and a fun fashion shoot, heartfelt tales, music chats and heaps more top stuff.
Back when it all began, frankie magazine founders publisher Louise Bannister and creative director Lara Burke could think of nothing better than spending their days op-shopping and drinking cups of tea. (They still can’t – some things never change.) One day they put together a plan to start a magazine. They were uninspired with what was being offered on newsagency shelves and felt nothing could relate to them. Both firm friends with similar tastes, they wanted a magazine that spoke directly to the reader, contained great affordable fashion, sweet art, interesting reads, real people and pretty photography. With the support and encouragement of youth lifestyle publishing house Morrison Media, their dream became a reality. A few years later, Louise decided to go off overseas on a big adventure, so the duo called up their friend Jo Walker to take over as editor and assist in tea-making duties. Then, when Louise returned from her jaunt abroad and settled in to work as associate publisher, the three ladies set about welcoming a whole load of lovely people to fill out the frankie family tree and help bring their little mag to the world: Frankie. Take also a look at Spaces Magazine, another publication from frankie press.
Content
TABLE FOR ONE
Bad dates, excellent outfits.
GET YOUR DEMOCRACY SAUSAGE
A practical guide to navigating this year’s federal election (caution: hard hats and cringey TikToks ahead).
BY THE SHORE
Nearly five million people live around Iran’s Lake Urmia, but the country’s largest salt lake is rapidly drying up.
GOT MYLK?
From pea protein to hemp-and-oat blends – we put all sorts of non-dairy milks to the test.
THE TATTOOISTS
Stories of skin and ink (plus some mind-blowing tatts).
Details: Frankie Magazine – Issue 106
English
