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Design and Architecture
New Mags for Cool Cats Goodbye Cat Fancy, hello Catster . The traditional cat magazine, with its articles on grooming and purebred felines, has been replaced by more stylish and Instagram-friendly periodicals. Gideon Brower talks to Adweek's Emma Bazilian about the new breed of cat magazines and meets the creative team behind Puss Puss, a high-end British semiannual focused on art, fashion, lifestyle -- and cats.
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