
Its Sunday night and I am at home watching
the Olympic Games closing ceremony, briefly looking at instagram updates
and flipping through the pages of the Dutch Vogue magazine. I realized I
havent really bought a magazine in ages -apart from the stack I got
at Copenhagen’s airport 2 weeks ago-, when I used to collect French
Vogue and have piles and piles and piles of it at home. At one point, I
got so tired of seeing Ads on the first 60(?!) pages, I mean, it was ad
after ad after ad. Boring stuff. Then I completely became an “online
person”, I am a blogger so it makes sense right?.
I
started to consume online content like theres no tomorrow, everything
is so quick online. Something happens, boom! its on twitter, instagram,
facebook, you name it and so I spent the past 6 years of my life
changing my habits. Funny enough, I am sitting here a few years later,
flipping through the pages of a magazine and finding it so incredibly
relaxing and therapeutic. Yeah, it sounds a bit dramatic but its true. I
found myself making some iPhone photos of makeup trends -check my instagram if you don’t believe me-, making notes about styling tricks and so on.
My point is, I found my love for print again, suddenly and randomly. I embrace being part of the online generation and I am happy I managed to sneak my way in, Oh I am!, But something in me wants to go back to my old ways of consuming inspiration. At the end of the day, there is no reason why print should be in war with the online generation and viceversa.
My point is, I found my love for print again, suddenly and randomly. I embrace being part of the online generation and I am happy I managed to sneak my way in, Oh I am!, But something in me wants to go back to my old ways of consuming inspiration. At the end of the day, there is no reason why print should be in war with the online generation and viceversa.
How do you feel about print? It would be interesting to hear your opinion…

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