ABOUT
THIIIRD is an independent magazine and inclusive platform amplifying the voices and visibility of talent from underrepresented backgrounds. We centralise the thought, being and art of people of colour, queer, trans and non-binary people and others with underrepresented backgrounds.
We produce an annual print magazine, a bi-monthly podcast and a seasonal events series. From fashion editorials to feature interviews, podcasts, essays and events, we are a hub for discovering creative talents, change makers and critical thought in fashion, the arts and culture.
VALUES
Representation
Showcasing marginalised beauty and voices
Inclusivity
Embracing the intersectionality of identity and supporting allyship
Critical Celebration
Highlighting examples of empowerment while addressing underlying issues
MANIFESTO
THIIIRD is dedicated to exploring the true benefits of diversity, we move beyond the ticking of boxes and filling of quotas, we expand into the territory of the genuine equality experience. We seek to amplify the voices and perspectives of people who face barriers in society on the basis of race, gender, sexuality, ability, faith and/or heritage. We are invested in showcasing the multiplicity of communities who have their stories and identities stereotyped and typecasted.
As a platform that prioritises the contributions of people of colour, the LGBTQIA++ community, womxn and other marginalised groups, it is our objective to create content, forum conversations and provide a platform to amplify the topics and talents that are the most important to these communities.
The ethos of THIIIRD is informed by decolonial and intersectional feminist thought. We believe in the potential of print and multimedia as a tool for (self-) affirmation and positive social change. Through spreading an awareness of the best means and modes to go about allyship, we help others in supporting other people’s causes, and allies are welcomed as both an audience and as contributors when their work holds a connection to the magazine’s ethos.
TEAM
Aidan Rana
Marketing & Production Manager
@AXYDN
Alicia Fernandes
Designer
@ALICIARFERNANDES_
Tryb
Music Editor
@TRYB_OFFICIAL
PRESS
I-D 'HOW FASHION CAN FIX IT'S CULTURAL APPROPRIATION PROBLEM'
Editor in Chief Rhona and Music Editor Tryb speak to i-D in this article and film about cultural appropriation and the ways fashion houses can do better when it comes to it, directed by Somayeh.
SHOWSTUDIO 'PANEL DISCUSSION LOEWE A/W20 WOMENSWEAR'
Editor in Chief Rhona is invited as a panellist on Nick Knight's Showstudio to discuss the Loewe autumn winter 20 fashion catwalk and its cultural messagings in a live panel chaired by Bella Gladman.
