OLTRE Magazine, Volume 9 - The Style Issue

OLTRE is a collectible travel and lifestyle magazine created for a culturally attuned, design-savvy audience. Named after the Italian word for “over or beyond,” OLTRE reflects our mission: to take readers over, above, and beyond the expected—through expertly curated stories on travel, art, fashion, food, design, and more.

We set out to reimagine the traditional travel magazine as a luxury object—tactile, beautiful, and worth keeping. Each issue is printed on 48-pound, eco-certified archival paper designed to live on coffee tables and bookshelves as a lasting keepsake. Our logo, framed by an arch at the bottom of the cover, serves as a symbolic window to the world—an invitation to explore with intention and style.

Every element of OLTRE is crafted with clarity and restraint. Our layouts favor white space and simplicity over visual noise. Stories are kept short, engaging, and useful—balancing inspiration with real-world relevance. Each issue opens with a minimalist two-page artist profile, signaling a moment to slow down and reflect before diving into 100+ pages of vivid, curated content.

This issue explores style in all forms—from design-forward hotels and restaurants to fashion, beauty, and culture. Highlights include gallery-hopping in Hong Kong, a sustainable fashion designer in Los Angeles, royal-inspired riads in Marrakech, and the chicest souvenirs from the seas. Readers will discover boutique finds, cult beauty staples, new art books, and the trends defining modern luxury. Our photography blends editorial fashion with immersive destination storytelling, brought to life through complex shoots with stylists, models, and production teams. A standout moment and our cover story: a fashion-infused feature at the iconic Royal Mansour in Morocco.

Each issue is anchored in time and place with a bespoke Spotify playlist curated by DJs from the world’s best bars. We close with the OLTRE Q&A, a playful travel questionnaire answered by a creative industry icon.

OLTRE is more than a magazine—it’s a portal, a collectible, and a sensorial experience that invites readers to slow down, look closer, and explore further.