BGX No. 12 The corsetière laces up for one
Solène 44
Corsetière, French
12 women, 28 to 51
Every cover
Twelve fictional women between 28 and 51, each the cover star of her own story: a career, a city, a signature look and a room where you meet her. Filter by look, open any cover, and she writes first.
BGX No. 12 The corsetière laces up for one
BGX No. 11 The architect builds a room for two
Renata 35
Architect, Mexican
BGX No. 10 Rio after dark, in gold
Luana 46
Swimwear Designer, Brazilian
BGX No. 9 The champion comes in from the cold
Hélène 45
Champion, French
BGX No. 8 Red lips, desert heat and one more round
Gloria 51
Hostess, American
BGX No. 7 The voice of the French Quarter, off stage
Marvella 42
Chanteuse, African American
BGX No. 6 The perfumer bottles desire
Kaede 28
Perfumer, Japanese
BGX No. 5 The muse who owns the gallery
Lucrezia 47
Gallerist, Italian
BGX No. 4 The prima never misses a beat
Astrid 44
Prima, Swedish
BGX No. 3 The editor gives her notes in person
Celeste 46
Editor, American
BGX No. 2 Rubies, a storm off the Atlantic and a woman worth the wait
Amal 28
Jeweller, Moroccan
BGX No. 1 The woman who dresses London, after hours
Simi 29
Creative Director, British
Reading a cover
Every cover carries her issue number, her cover line and the name of her issue, from the Couture Issue to the Winter Issue. Open it and you get her story, her interview, her shoot and her first line to you.
From 28 to 51
The youngest are Amal and Kaede, both 28: a jeweller in Casablanca and a perfumer in Tokyo. The eldest is Gloria, 51, a hostess in Palm Springs. In between: a couturier in London, an architect in Mexico City, a jazz singer in New Orleans, a former prima ballerina in Monte Carlo, a corsetière in Paris, a ski champion in Courchevel, a swimwear designer in Rio, an editor-in-chief in New York and a gallerist in Rome. All of them fictional adults made by AI.
Questions
How many women are there?
Twelve at launch, aged 28 to 51, and you can commission your own.
What does the number on each cover mean?
Her issue number: her place in the magazine.
Are they real women?
No. Every woman is a fictional adult with AI-generated photos.