Mirage Magazine blends fashion, culture, and vintage cool, capturing the carefree spirit of the '60s and '70s through sun-drenched imagery and timeless storytelling.
Founded in 2009 by Henrik Purienne and Frank Rocholl, Mirage Magazine is an independently published, 400-page magazine that dives deep into the dreamy, hedonistic vibes of the 1960s and '70s. With a strong focus on timeless aesthetics, it brings together fashion, architecture, design, and art, all through a nostalgic, sun-soaked lens.
Each issue feels like a cinematic escape, with editorial photography that often explores the intimate connection between photographer and muse. Expect themes of youth, freedom, summer, and rebellion wrapped in a documentary-style format that feels raw, real, and effortlessly cool.
Mirage isn’t about trends – it’s about a lifestyle. Think vintage surf trips, faded motels, endless road journeys, and forgotten utopias. A tribute to beauty, creativity, and the golden hour of culture.
