Revista Agulha

Abstract

This paper comprises the production of Revista Agulha, a print and digital pocket-sized magazine. The project is a quarterly publication focused on the relationship between fashion and music, exploring various aspects of both fields. Its goal is to serve as an informative and encyclopedic source on musical genres and subgenres, styles, trends, and related behaviors. This report discusses the production of issue 0 of the magazine, which centers on rock music and three of its branches: glam rock, punk rock and emo rock. It also details the editorial and creative process behind the publication — from graphic choices (such as logo, color palette, and typography) to editorial decisions (such as the journalistic formats adopted and the naming of the product). The theoretical framework outlines the knowledge acquired on topics such as culture, rock music, cultural journalism, fashion journalism, magazine journalism, reportage, profiles, service pieces, and opinion articles. Finally, the report reflects on the overall magazine production process, addressing the challenges faced throughout.