Marchioness is an intersectional feminist fashion zine, digital platform and community, aspiring to praise contrarian heroines of fashion, film and art and bring their glory, strength and rebelliousness to the forefront. The anti-heroines that inspire Marchioness take on the world with no shame and defy patriarchal expectations through their stories, words and actions - and they do it all with brilliant style. Leave mainstream fashion where it belongs (with last season’s Prada), light a cherry-cola cigarette and lose yourself in our irreverent vision of femininity and fangirling.
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With her iconic 00s label, Luella Bartley shaped a fantastical world of frou-frou frills spiked with tomboy attitude and rock’n’roll references - defining the uniform of many of us today.
Self-confessed disciple Marianne Gallagher looks back at what these looks meant to her.
© Linda McIntosh
A Love Letter to Luella
Emily Ashcroft:
Lost in 'Tokyo Girls'
Interview by Jessica Ann Richardson — Edited by Izzy Yon
Marchioness talks TOKYO GIRLS, THE VIRGIN SUICIDES, MILKFED, X-GIRL, KAWAKO PRESS, and FAVE TOKYO HAUNTS with portrait and fashion photographer Emily Ashcroft
Claire Milbrath: You Don't Have To Be An Extrovert To Be A F*cking Boss
Interview by Lara Delmage
Marchioness chats with the one and only Claire Milbrath about how the art and publishing world isn’t all puppies and peonies, as much as we’d like it to be.
Alissa Bennett: Serendipitous Fashun
Interview by Jessica Ann Richardson
Marchioness talks PROVIDENCE RAVING WITH MEL OTTENBERG, NINETIES NYC, JUERGEN TELLER, MODELLING, WALKING IN CHALAYAN’S 1998 RTW COLLECTION, BABY DEVON AOKI, MARGIELA DRESSES, THE C-WORD and THE FEAR OF BEING FORGOTTEN with former model, gallery girl and zine queen Alissa Bennett.
