Nothing has captured my fashion and art sensibilities like Lula magazine. Printed in the UK, these highly collectible fashion issues provide the deepest satisfaction to dreamers worldwide. A cross between M83 and the Virgin Suicides, the magazine paints a watercolor picture of beauty. That beauty is found in the details...its pages are heavy weight, its fonts have a scripted feel, its art direction is playful and attractive. Although most of the time I am somewhat of a tomboy, who is very much into the urban market, I can't help but be entranced by the delicately lit photo shoots and the dresses galore. Lula is transcendentally feminine, touching on past ages while including the modern celebrity. Plus, now that media is finding its new home on the web, it's good to see that some of us that love the printed page can still satisfy that dream. Angie
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