WIP magazine has released its landmark 10th issue, its biggest to date at over 200 pages. This issue explores style, subculture, music and art from the brand’s unique perspective. The issue features two distinct covers: one featuring New York rapper and musician CLIP, shot by French photographer Paul Mérelle, and the other highlighting the Clockwatchers dossier. In her interview, CLIP talks about her online persona and her independence from major record labels.
The Clockwatchers feature looks at the future of work amidst the climate crisis, including essays and interviews with notable figures such as writer Malcolm Harris and architect Fabienne Sommer. Other highlights include an interview with musician Nourished By Time, artist Diamond Stingily’s thoughts on discipline and security, and a visit to Cameroon’s Jail Time Records.
The issue also features diverse artistic contributions from around the world, making it a must-read for lovers of contemporary culture. WIP Magazine Issue 10 will be available on the Carhartt WIP website, in stores and at select retailers worldwide from June 20th, 2024.
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