With half of the Mild Concern team being female and the other half currently studying how to be a woman, we were curious about all the buzz surrounding new film publications, STUDIO and New Empress. Both are being touted as “for women” with the former claiming to be the “first and only of its kind”, while the latter just tries to convince you that it’s “not quite as pretentious as it might sound”.
Launched earlier this month, STUDIO is digital only and marketed as “the UK’s first film magazine for women”, leading us to conclude that it must be modern and forward-facing. So let’s check out how STUDIO describes itself.
Packed with witty editorial and Hollywood news, plus all the latest movie reviews…
Sounding pretty standard so far.
STUDIO stands out from other film magazines with…
Yes? yes?
…its distinctive pages dedicated to the hottest film-inspired fashion, proving to be the one-stop source for female film and entertainment enthusiasts.
What?
You are kidding me. The single thing that “Britain’s first women’s film magazine” picks out as what it has to offer us over and above the offerings of Sight & Sound or Little White Lies is HOT FASHION?
Just take a look at that cover.
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