The Dutch eyewear brand has published an inspirational guide to get readers in their sunnies “We don’t see ourselves as the standard eyewear brand, we see ourselves as more of a lifestyle brand,” says Mark de Lange, Ace & Tate’s founder. “This magazine was a great way to share this and our inspiration with our customers.” & is Ace & Tate’s first publication, a look-book with a difference, designed to speak to the globetrotter in you. The magazine contains guides for New York, L.A, Barcelona, Milan, Helsinki, Lucca, Moscow and Tokyo and Cape Town; destinations that would appeal to the Ace & Tate customer. Alongside photo essays and style guides, Ace & Tate reached out to their creative friends (including Dennis Swiatkowski and Ester Grass Vergara) for pointers off the beaten track. “The journal was a small project, so we wanted to keep it personal – the majority of the contributors are connected to Ace & Tate,” says de Lange. “In terms of representing the brand, each contributor is unique and has a different background and their own story to tell. This is mirrored in Ace & Tate’s ethos – frames for everyone and every occasion.” Fashion brands are looking for original ways to show their collections and curated editorial makes an engaging and worthwhile platform. Recently we also saw the launch of Document, a new series of publications that explore fashion brands from a new perspective. Each edition gives an exclusive insight into a particular brand from a respected independent viewpoint. Elsewhere Holiday, a mid-century travel magazine that championed long form writing has been revived for a generation of travel enthusiasts jaded by user reviews and bite-size guides.Still hungry for more? Sign up for our weekly supplement featuring the latest news, profiles, features and innovation