Style of Wight Issue 68 January / February

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STYLE | Feature

‘Becoming’ in 2021 Style of Wight isn’t just a magazine. It’s a lifestyle and a community.

“In over 11 years, Style of Wight has always passionately championed local and independent businesses; in fact, we only accept advertising from those with a direct link to the Island. Celebrating our Island’s unique community spirit informs everything we do and is central to our ethos and visual identity.” – Christian Warren, Founder and Editor

Looking back, there is much to be proud of. Looking forward, we’ve got a lot to be excited about. This year, you’ll notice some key changes to the magazine – both inside and out, including:

Themed issues Throughout 2021, magazine content – from photography to profile pieces, fashion to food – will anchor into a single whole-issue theme. This time, we are focusing on ‘Becoming’; from Harriet Hadfield’s Island homecoming and return to broadcasting, to finding independence with Ability Dogs and discovering our purpose through the practice of yoga. Next up: Belonging.

New features More big interviews, in-depth editorials and visual spreads. Plus, as part of our continued support for Arts & Culture on the Isle of Wight, we’re relaunching our Children’s Writing Competition, publishing regular poetry, and spotlighting Island photographers via our new series ‘Style Spectrum’.

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New size In moving to a friendlier, more bespoke format – in a tactile ‘take-me-home’ size – we’ve increased the scope for even more of the intelligent editorial and inspirational visual spreads that our readers know and love.

New feel Alongside these editorial and design changes, sourcing a paper stock that meets the highest quality and environmental standards was essential. Our chosen paper comes from FSC and PEFC CoC certified European Papermills, is fully recyclable, and is produced and packaged according to the highest levels of sustainability.


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Style speaks: Rob da Bank

2min
pages 114-116

Living in the present: With

2min
pages 111-112

A whole new world of opportunities: With

2min
page 113

Roake Studio returns to the Island: With Marnie Janaway

1min
pages 109-110

Give your home a fresh start for 2021: With Rachel Savage

12min
pages 101-108

Big warmth for small spaces

1min
pages 99-100

People with style: Maureen Atkins

3min
pages 96-98

Nurturing growth: By

1min
pages 92-95

Events: Find out what’s going on

2min
pages 90-91

Strive for more: With Kim Murray

2min
pages 75-76

Teaching yoga: the learning process: With Josie da Bank and

1min
page 69

Upgrade your smile for 2021

1min
page 74

Reflections: With Caroline Hurley

2min
page 73

On becoming fearless: With

6min
pages 66-68

Embrace the New Year: With Dr

2min
pages 70-72

Inhale future, exhale past: Isle of

3min
pages 62-65

Becoming in 2021: Style of

2min
pages 60-61

Mindfulness in a glass: With

1min
page 59

Review: The Drunken Lobster

3min
pages 55-58

Seasonal vegetable – Sprout tops: With Living Larder

1min
pages 53-54

See you at breakfast: Four of

1min
page 46

Yoga breakfasts: For body

3min
pages 50-52

Children’s writing competition

7min
pages 37-45

Farmer Jacks: Sherried Isle of

1min
pages 47-49

New Year book reviews: With

1min
page 36

Photography competition: See

1min
page 33

Interview: Style of Wight meets

6min
pages 16-22

Ryde Arts: Photographer and

3min
pages 34-35

Out On An Island – An Untold Heritage: by Georgia Newman

2min
page 32

Style spectrum: Zoë Barker

2min
pages 26-29

Tribe and Tide: Navigating Island

2min
pages 23-25

Charity and community

3min
pages 14-15

Style picks: From scents of

1min
pages 12-13
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