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Founded in 1991 by Tibor Kalman and Oliviero Toscani, COLORS was a groundbreaking, Benetton-funded quarterly magazine focused on global issues through visual storytelling. It challenged traditional media by using large-format photography to explore specific themes like race and AIDS across international borders. Explore the magazine's history, archives, and legacy on the Colors Magazine website

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Despite ceasing publication in 2014, COLORS magazine remains a benchmark for a particular kind of socially conscious, visually-driven journalism. Its influence extends beyond just its own pages. The magazine received numerous accolades, including being part of the Design Museum London's "25/25" exhibition, which featured the most influential design objects of the previous 25 years. It has also been described as one of the trendiest cultural magazines on the world scene.

However, the good news is that Fabrica and Benetton recognized the historical value of the archive. While finding a free, high-resolution for every issue (#1 through #80+) is difficult, there are three primary legitimate sources: