THE NEW ORDER MAGAZINE is home to the latest “Poetic Realism” editorial from Italian footwear imprint Be Positive. Photographs reveal key additions to the Neva collection which includes the Derby and Francesina – crafted from soft yet structured materials and classic boat soles which creates a new flare. All of the silhouettes contained in the editorial as part of Be Positive’s Spring/Summer 2012 campaign can be purchased online at Slam Jam.

This latest volume of THE NEW ORDER is set to be made available through select retailers on April 9. Offering up a selection of two covers as per usual, American tattoo artist Scott Campbell and Tetsu Nishiyama of WTAPS fame are featured for this installment from the magazine. Allowing this volume to stand out are editorials touching on COMME des GARCONS, Frank Leder and BePostitive to name several. An engaging culmination of global fashion culture is presented with Vol. 6.

The fifth issue of the well-produced THE NEW ORDER is set for release with cover art work by Daido Moriyama. Labels spotlighted include Arts & Science, Woolrich Woolen Mills, kolor, Thom Browne, White Mountaineering, Cassette Playa, Porter Classic, CASH CA and NEIGHBORHOOD. Artists showing up in fine fashion include Peter Sutherland, Agathe Snow and Brett Westfall, along with multifaceted creative Hiroshi Fujiwara. THE NEW ORDER Issue 5 will be available next week in Japan, in particular Edition in Omotesando Hills, with a release in Europe, North America and the rest of the world before the end of the month.

From SLAMXHYPE’s own in-house publication entitled THE NEW ORDER comes this insightful editorial that highlights looks from the n(n) by Number (N)ine Spring/Summer 2011 collection. Shot by photographer Aram Dikiciyan, the editorial features a number of different layered looks which successfully capture the mood and aesthetic of the Japanese label. If you like what you see here, the full n(n) by Number (N)ine collection is currently available in stores now.

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The fourth issue of the well-produced THE NEW ORDER magazine is now arriving through select retailers. This latest edition of the publication features a dual cover release highlighting fashion designer Adam Kimmel and Ben Drury. Additional features include the likes of UNDERCOVER, WTAPS, Soulland, A.P.C. and fashion articles on NGAP, Rip Zinger and Japanese photographer Keiichi Nitta. Look for Issue 04 now through Slam Jam.

THE NEW ORDER offers us a preview of their upcoming 3rd issue titled “Reintegration”. The magazines central theme for this issue “looks at the diverse ways from which streetwear, fashion, art and culture interact.” Among the participating brands and personalities in this issue are “Kostas Seremetis, Tom Sachs, NBHD, Undercover, Kenny Scharf, Soph., Rita Ackerman and Jamal Shabazz.” Pre-orders are currently available and will ship on December 3rd, 2009.

Quickly becoming more of an avant-garde streetwear label of sorts, BBC/Ice Cream showcase some of their new looks via THE NEW ORDER Magazine. The looks steer clear of their early graphic t-shirts/denim beginnings to two more full-fledged clothing labels, each adding a slew of different inspirations within countless uses of wild, although more sophisticated, design methods.

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SLAMXHYPE offer us a preview of their sophomore issue of their fledgling print magazine, The New Order. Coming on the heels of Issue 01, Issue 02 revolves around the theme of Pop Culture and who better to have contribute than KAWS and Murakami who each created two separate covers. Additional features include pieces on WTAPS’ Tet, designer Rick Owens and photographer Marilyn Minter. For info on ordering, head over to SLAMXHYPE.com/TNO-Mag.

With our own understanding of how complicated and labor intensive the business of “blogging” can be, its always good to see online magazines triumph with their own printed publication. The fellas at Slam X Hype present the first issue of their new print magazine entitled THE NEW ORDER. This first issue will feature some of the industry’s more well known personalities including Ian Astbury and Shawn Mortsensen, Jose Parla, Steve Powers, and Dan Colen as well as brands such as Visvim, Comme des Garcons, Richard Prince, Band of Outsiders, nonnative, and Our Legacy. Check it out here.