An appeal for Hasan
Behind the scenes with Lucire founder and publisher Jack Yan, with an appeal for a family in Gaza, the difficulties of becoming an Amazon seller, and the hopelessness of AI-written stories […]
Behind the scenes with Lucire founder and publisher Jack Yan, with an appeal for a family in Gaza, the difficulties of becoming an Amazon seller, and the hopelessness of AI-written stories […]
Jack Yan shares a graphic that’s so far only been seen in print: a montage we created at the time of our 25th anniversary in 2022, showing the landmark moments in our print editions’ history […]
Second-hand clothing has been making a comeback, as consumers become more conscious of sustainability. Jack Yan asks: what is fashion’s next role? […]
Our 48th number—or our 133rd and 134th print covers when you count all the international editions—marks another milestone in our history, writes Jack Yan […]
A perfect read as 2024 kicks off: Autocade gives cars the lavish, thoughtful treatment that Lucire readers find familiar, writes publisher Jack Yan […]
Certain controversial figures in the US raise the question of how they should be covered by a responsible press. Is it a fashion magazine’s role to decide? Jack Yan asks […]
Jack Yan reflects on where we are in today’s culture, with fashion taking more of a back seat compared to where it was in the Zeitgeist just 20 years ago […]
The next quarter-century for us, hopefully, will see a sustainable sister title to Lucire, writes Jack Yan […]
Founder and publisher Jack Yan re-examines the Rabanne H&M collaboration, praises Anna Shilling’s new novel All in Monte Carlo, and comments on one company’s decision to patrol staff social media activity because of the Gaza conflict […]
The Royal New Zealand Ballet’s Ryman Healthcare season of Hansel & Gretel kicks off with a thoroughly enjoyable evening, writes Jack Yan […]