Writer and editor David Hellqvist has partnered photographer Morgan O’Donovan for years to create unique fashion week content for online magazine Dazed Digital. This year, their passion for menswear compelled them to create an actual document of London’s first standalone menswear week. Hellqvist & O’Donovan’s Document No.1 celebrates the SS13 collections with beautiful backstage photography and in-depth interviews with designers Martine Rose, Christopher Shannon, Shaun Samson, Agi & Sam, Astrid Andersen, Richard Nicoll, Aitor Throup, Meadham Kirchhoff, and Sibling — as well as stylist Katie Grand and Fashion East founder Lulu Kennedy. They’ve also interviewed other editors and writers about the shows including Style.com’s Tim Blanks, New York Times’ Bruce Pask, GQ Style’s Ben Reardon, i-D’s Elgar Johnson, blogger Steve Salter, Dal Chodha, Guardian’s Simon Chilvers and Hypebeast’s very own Ed Chiu.

The second publication by East London menswear establishment HOSTEM surprises with its edgy facade and bold visuals. Defying the notion of a conventional publication, each issue is named and designed after a different man and is also given that individual’s identity. Unlike his predecessor the art house-loving, stylish and sensitive Sebastian who clearly thrived on the 1990s, Hector appears to be an intellectual activist from a different decade concerned with politics, humanities and parity. This issue was designed to look like a radical newspaper with a defaced poster cover. Turn the page and be greeted with the words of Martin Luther King, Jr. in a lucid “welcome note” filled with protest quotes signed off by Hector. The rest of the magazine is impressive in the same vein, but you can check it out for yourself here.