La Boheme Magazine

The journal was published in 1915 in the publishing houses of M. Silin (No. 1-3), S. Cheremkhin (No. 4) and A. Lapitsky (No. 5-6).[1][2] The editorial office was located in the apartment of Mikhail Reisner in Petrograd (Zagorodny Prospekt, 40, apt. 11).[3]

The magazine was closed "for freethinking" after the sixth issue. In November 1915, it was revived by the Reisners under the name "Rudin".[4] Produced until 1916, 8 issues were published.[5][6][7]

Poets and writers L. Reissner, V. Zlobin, A. Lozina-Lozinsky, P. Ezersky, A. Balagin, V. Kholodkovsky published their works in the journal; artists A. Gegello, P. Shillingovsky, S. Skernovitsky, L. Slendzinsky, L. Rudnev,[3] N. Lermontova [8] and others.

In 1993, the publication was registered with Roskomnadzor.[9] In 2017 it was registered by Moscluster.com with Roskomnadzor as an electronic media on the Internet.[10][11][12][13][14]

The magazine is the official information partner of the Russian Gentry assembly, Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Russia, Estet Fashion Week,[15][16][17] FashionTV Russia "Fashion Summer Awards".[18][19][20][21][22][23][24]

In 2022, the Russian video hosting Rutube Verified channel with the video version of La Bogeme Magazine. The video version of the magazine included such well-known fashion figures as Slava Zaitsev, Tatyana Mikhalkova, Sergey Zverev, Konstantin Gaidai, and also artists and actors Sergey Filin, Irina Bezrukova, Alice Mon, etc.[25][26][27]

La Boheme magazine has its own events in the field of fashion and culture: La Boheme Awards,[28][29][30][31] La Boheme Cinema[32][33]etc.[34]

• A.A. Zueva
• G. Rozov
• Vladislav Ananishnev – publisher - winner of the Fashion TV award, member of the International Federation of Journalists.[35][36][37][38][39]

Professional honors and awards

• Official website
• La Bogemе Magazine on the Harvard Library