For SELF PUBLISHED they drew on the vibrant energy of teen mags, their chaotic colour schemes and cheesy language. “We are obsessed with magazines from the past and we do a lot of research,” says Ruberto. “For this, we wanted to pay tribute to 90s teen magazines. In Italy, we have a really cool one. We decided to use a kind of editorial language that at least in Italy was really, really famous and really, really popular. Throughout the years it became a little bit naff, a bit cheesy, but we love it. We made sure it has the fun sides that we will always want to portray in our project. A...