vanity teen
Miguel Saburido has been obsessed with magazines since a very early age. He started his first project at 14!
With a dream to follow and no time to lose, Saburido left his hometown in North West Spain and moved to Barcelona a couple of months ago. He's 19 now and feverishly working -mostly by himself- on the fourth issue of his magazine VANITY TEEN.
VT is a limited edition, almost handmade, internationally distributed, sophisticated rag, that glorifies barely legal male youth and its world.
Check it out and stay young!
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With a dream to follow and no time to lose, Saburido left his hometown in North West Spain and moved to Barcelona a couple of months ago. He's 19 now and feverishly working -mostly by himself- on the fourth issue of his magazine VANITY TEEN.
VT is a limited edition, almost handmade, internationally distributed, sophisticated rag, that glorifies barely legal male youth and its world.
Check it out and stay young!
escape # 4
(puigcerdà)
How about a deep breath of fresh air before the heat hits? Puigcerdà has always been a fresh air provider to city folk.
At the feet of the Pyrénées, bordering France, Piugcerdà is a classic weekend destination, winter and summer.
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At the feet of the Pyrénées, bordering France, Piugcerdà is a classic weekend destination, winter and summer.
les topettes
Get clean and serene with all your favourite toiletries and scents at Les Topettes on Joaquim Costa 33.
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escape # 3
(casablanca)
One of the good things here is that a very short flight takes you to very different places.
A bit more than an hour and you're in Casablanca, for instance.
Mythic but often overlooked, Casa might be the less Moroccan city in Morocco but a very interesting one to visit.
The modern Casablanca was built, and somehow invented, by the French in the 20's and 30's.
The Moorish-Art Deco-Modernist fantasy that is downtown Casa is out of this World and very often looks more like a black and white Hollywood set than an African city.
Unfortunately, many of the buildings are not very well kept. Could it be that some kind of issue with their colonial past prevents Moroccans from realizing what an amazing city Casablanca is and could be? Just saying.
Anyway, if Casablanca restores its heritage one day it will become a travellers magnet and one of the most architecturally fascinating cities around.
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