Ever since I was young, I’ve loved browsing through fashion magazines in shops. I would keep lingering over the glossy pages, studying the styling and the photography. There was something exciting about flicking through those issues, imagining the world behind the clothes and dreaming about what it would be like to create or wear something similar myself. For me, magazines weren’t reading material, they were a source of inspiration and imagination. Most I would keep, carefully stacked or tucked away, almost like collecting treasures.
Whether you’re a student just starting out in fashion or a professional looking to stay on top of trends, print magazines remain one of the most enjoyable ways to connect with menswear. As the saying goes, a fashion magazine can feel like a little fashion bible. So how did I choose this top 10? I focused on magazines that offer diversity in fashion, plenty of striking images, and not too much text. Most of them are substantial in size, some as thick as a book, making them as much a collector’s item as a source of inspiration.
Here are the best Men’s Fashion & Style Magazines You Should Know!
Hero & Hero+ magazine
My favourite magazine. It’s a substantial publication that truly stands out. Sitting at the intersection of menswear, art and culture, it’s known for its striking visuals and thoughtful editorials. Hero magazine explores fashion, lifestyle and creativity, making it a great way to understand how fashion connects with wider cultural trends.
Fucking young! magazine
Another really great magazine. Fucking Young! is a biannual menswear and fashion culture magazine that started as an inspirational platform in Barcelona and has grown into an influential print title on the global scene. It blends bold photography, creative editorials and features on emerging designers offering a fresh and youthful perspective on fashion. With each issue centred around a theme and designed as a collectible, Fucking Young! remains a favourite for anyone interested in experimental style and the creative communities shaping menswear today.
Another Man magazine
Another man is a British biannual magazine exploring menswear through high-end editorial fashion, culture and photography. It blends style with broader cultural commentary, making it a rich source of inspiration for creative thinkers.
10 Men magazine
10 men magazine focuses heavily on men’s fashion, often featuring strong editorial fashion shoots, trend reports and interviews. It’s visually driven and ideal for students looking to absorb contemporary styling and industry direction.
V Man magazine
V man is an oversized quarterly known for bold editorial direction and creative storytelling. It brings together fashion, art, music and culture, making it inspiring for those exploring fashion beyond runway looks.
Dazed magazine
Originally launched as Dazed & Confused now dazed, this British magazine has long been known for pushing creative boundaries in fashion, photography and culture. While it isn’t exclusively menswear-focused, Dazed regularly features strong fashion editorials that highlight emerging designers, experimental styling and youth culture. It’s a great magazine to follow if you’re interested in how fashion connects with art, music and contemporary culture.
Numéro Homme magazine
The menswear edition of the French magazine Numéro, Numéro Homme is known for its sophisticated editorials and high-fashion photography. The magazine focuses heavily on luxury fashion, often featuring major designers and beautifully styled shoots. For students and professionals interested in the more refined and artistic side of menswear, it offers plenty of visual inspiration.
Fantastic Man
Published in Amsterdam, Fantastic Man pairs measured, intellectual writing with standout photography. It’s less about flashy trends and more about slow-burn style and personal expression.
Man About Town magazine
Man about town is a biannual magazine celebrating menswear culture with a blend of strong photography, interviews and cultural essays. Its eclectic approach offers inspiration for those exploring styling, model culture and fashion narratives.
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