20th Anniversary – Schönheit und Kultur seit 2005
TUSH MagazineAesthetics and beauty from ever-changing perspectives
TUSH Magazine has been available in print for over twenty years. It combines the topics of fashion, art, beauty and culture and presents them in expressive imagery from ever-changing perspectives. The magazine began as a niche publication for the beauty sector and is now considered the largest beauty magazine on the international market.
Fifty-eight issues have been published to date. Here we present the 56th, which was produced with special finishes to mark the magazine’s 20th anniversary.
Magazine with extra gloss for the anniversary edition
Partial hot foil stamping in silver on the cover
Silver hot foil stamping and gloss foil lamination
4-fold grooved cover
Adhesive binding of the content pages
Colourful images for the wow effect
Magazine spines embossed with silver hot foil
16 different cover designs
The 312-page anniversary edition of TUSH magazine is not only a real heavyweight, it also reveals a multitude of visual features to the viewer. At first glance, they shine with double brilliance. The magazine’s 4-fold grooved cover features silver hot foil stamping of the lettering on both the title and the spine. The shimmer of this partial embossing is further enhanced by a full-surface lamination of the cover with glossy foil.
The pages of the magazine are printed in 4/4 colour, with 16 pages of the content additionally printed with a special colour Pantone silver as the fifth colour.
A particular feature of the production process is the printing of 16 different covers, each with a different motif – a distinguishing feature of TUSH magazines. Only 425 copies of each cover were printed.
- Magazine with 16 different covers
- Hot foil stamping in silver on title and spine
- Glossy film lamination of the cover
- 4-fold grooved cover
- PUR adhesive binding
- Printing with special colour in silver on certain content pages
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