Frankie - Issue 134 NOV/DEC 2026

Sep 30, 2026

Frankie magazine issue 134 (NOV/DEC 2026) assembles fashion, photography, illustration, and editorial contributions around whimsical themes such as romantic beetles, wicker costumes, foodie ephemera, and themed animal styling. The front matter includes staff and contact details, acknowledgements to the Traditional Owners, subscription information, and publishing notices. It also highlights featured sections with page references, inviting readers to follow a “King of Hearts” style journey through the issue.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryLifestyle

FormatPDF

Pages134

Reading Time3 h 26 min

AccessFree to download

contents

what’s inside

latex life:

the gem:

soft tissue:

slow burn:

let’s ride:

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shoes in frame • romantic beetles • weird wicker costumes • foodie ephemera ISSUE 134 NOV/DEC 2026 AUS: $14.95 INC GST NZ: $15.95 INC GST 9 780645 369137 editor shannon jenkins [shannon@frankiepress.com.au](shannon@frankiepress.com.au) art director kate pullen [kate@frankiepress.com.au](kate@frankiepress.com.au) digital copywriting strategist juliette salom [juliette@frankiepress.com.au](juliette@frankiepress.com.au) junior designer eliza williams [eliza@frankiepress.com.au](eliza@frankiepress.com.au) proofreader mel campbell marketing and content lead mia lillis-maynard [mia@frankiepress.com.au](mia@frankiepress.com.au) branded content director emily naismith [emily@frankiepress.com.au](emily@frankiepress.com.au) managing director arek widawski publishing director jeremy weinstock director of operations jonathan bishop email addresses are published for professional communications only ISSN 14497794 We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work, the Wurundjeri, Boonwurrung, Wathaurong, Taungurong and Dja Dja Wurrung of the Kulin Nation. [frankie.com.au](frankie.com.au) issue 134 talented contributors photographic natalie jeffcott, rich lakos, heather lighton, bobby dazzler photography, red finch photography, hilary walker, lukasz wierzbowski, stephanie rose wood editorial samantha allemann, freya bennett, georgia casey, roby d’ottavi, saskia ericson, deirdre fidge, rhiana jay, shannon mckeogh, james shackell, tiara swain, samantha wheeler illustration alyssa babasa, oliver page-dutton, carolyn hawkins, monica tran, cass urquhart, kalindy williams, matthew wong poster artist livia falcaru cover artist manshen lo advertise in frankie partnerships director claire mullins [claire.mullins@frankiepress.com.au](claire.mullins@frankiepress.com.au) production and ofﬁce manager lizzie dynon [lizzie@frankiepress.com.au](lizzie@frankiepress.com.au) contact us general enquiries [hello@frankiepress.com.au](hello@frankiepress.com.au) subscriptions [frankie.com.au/subscribe](frankie.com.au/subscribe) [subscribe@mymagazines.com.au](subscribe@mymagazines.com.au) 1300 361 146 retail orders [retail@frankiepress.com.au](retail@frankiepress.com.au) can’t find frankie? visit [frankie.com.au/find](frankie.com.au/find) [aust & n.z](aust & n.z). distributor are direct submissions: frankie accepts freelance art, photo and story submissions, however we cannot reply [personally to unsuccessful pitches. for submission guidelines please see frankie.com.au/submissions](personally to unsuccessful pitches. for submission guidelines please see frankie.com.au/submissions) internships/work experience: unfortunately frankie is unable to facilitate any work experience or internship programs frankie magazine is proudly published 6 times a year by frankie press, a division of nextmedia pty ltd, 2/134 cambridge street, collingwood vic 3066 • po box 1229 collingwood vic 3066 views expressed by authors are not necessarily those of the publisher. copyright is reserved, which means you can’t scan our pages and put them up on your website or anywhere else. reproduction in whole or part is prohibited. frankie magazine is printed on certified paper stock from sustainably managed forest and controlled sources. PEFC Certified Paper from sustainably managed forests and controlled sources [PEFC/21-31-119 pefcaustralia.org.au](PEFC/21-31-119 pefcaustralia.org.au) first thought This issue is a bit like Alice in Wonderland. There are things that shrink, like the volume of packaged grocery items (page 104) . There are things that grow, like one collector’s impressive stash of food-related ephemera (page 34) . There are funny-sounding words (hello, mondegreens, on page 42) and even funnier costumes (check out the wicker garb on page 18) . Perhaps best of all are the animals dressed up in spiffy outfits – take a gander at the chic chi

FAQs

What is the theme and tone of Frankie issue 134?

The issue is described as similar to Alice in Wonderland, with elements that both shrink and grow, humorous wordplay, costumes, and animals styled in outfits. It also frames reading with the King of Hearts’ “Begin at the beginning…” direction.

Which kinds of content are highlighted in this issue?

The contents list sections covering topics like a kinky community peek, Julia Jacklin’s music, organ-themed plushies and scrubs, incense burners for a pool room, and businesses with wheels. It also includes multiple art and editorial features with page references.

How can readers submit freelance art, photo, or story ideas?

The publication accepts freelance art, photo, and story submissions, but states it cannot reply personally to unsuccessful pitches. Submission guidelines are referenced at frankie.com.au/submissions.

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