please make sure these events are marked in your calendars:

18 SEPTEMBER
new single release ‘(NOT YOUR) VICTIM’ FRANKIE AND THE STUDS
RED HOT NEW SINGLE //
Catalyst PR
https://www.facebook.com/frankieandthestuds
https://www.instagram.com/frankieandthestuds/
https://twitter.com/frankiethestuds

27 SEPTEMBER
Super Chic New York Fashion Week Fall 2020
at 7:00PM (NY time) 28 Sep 0900am (Melbourne time)
Melville Marriott
Hotel at 1350 Walt Whitman Rd
Melville, NY 11747 www.superchicfashionweek.com
[email protected] //
Bella Fashion Designs

2 OCTOBER
in select cinemas nationally and globally from October 23 exclusively on Apple TV+
On the Rocks | A Sofia Coppola Film
/ #OnTheRocks 2020 film review // Apple Original Films &
A24
http://ontherocks-movie.com/

Apple Original Films &
A24
invite you to watch a new
Sofia Coppola
's comedy drama
On the Rocks | A Sofia Coppola Film
#OnTheRocks 2020
In select cinemas nationally from October 2
Releasing globally from October 23 exclusively on Apple TV+
A young mother reconnects with her larger-than-life playboy father on an adventure through New York.
please follow
Max Davine
's review we publish today: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/la-premiere

​Catalyst PR
cordially invite you to listen to the newly released
‘(NOT YOUR) VICTIM’
FRANKIE AND THE STUDS
RED HOT NEW SINGLE
Australia, listen up! Hollywood rock ‘n’ roll band, Frankie and The Studs, are set to unleash their killer new single ‘(Not Your) Victim’, on Friday September 18th. Frankie and The Studs just penned a deal with Australia’s Punktured Media, with ‘(Not Your) Victim’ the first offering. Frankie had this to say about their new single: "(Not Your) ‘Victim’ is a song inspired by the inherent strength women possess. Through the challenges of living in a patriarchal society, we can never have enough reminders of our innate superpowers as women. Women supporting women is a powerful force to be reckoned with and this song reminds us to do just that."
Written by Frankie Clarke and Anthony Stasi, and produced by Paul
Miner at Buzzbomb Studios CA, ‘(Not Your) Victim’, breaks in an era
where women are empowered and independent. Potent lyrics,
energetic and extremely catchy this track makes a strong statement
and conveys what can be achieved when women stand up and unite. Frankie has a prolific family history in the music and fashion industries… it’s flowing through her veins. Influenced by the leather clad rock icons Suzi Quatro and Joan Jett, Frankie has her own designer style with the band, echoing ‘70’s rock.
A savvy businesswoman on one side and on the other.….when she hits the stage with The Studs and dons her guitar, she ignites the verve that is Frankie and The Studs! There’s no middle ground here folks, this quartet uses power-chord shout-outs and spiky lullabies to define their nighttime worlds and busted hearts. ‘(Not Your) Victim’ is available on all your favourite streaming and digital platforms from September 18th.
Connect with Frankie and The Studs here:
https://www.facebook.com/frankieandthestuds

https://www.instagram.com/frankieandthestuds/
https://twitter.com/frankiethestuds
All thanks to #CatalystPR we had an opportunity to review the new single. Please read @Jeanette Russell's review:
I found this music to be really stirring, Not your victim is by Frankie and the Studs who have apparently just signed a deal with Punktured Media here down under. The new single is outstanding, admirable and displays great talent , I believe.
This was an amazing track. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Listening to this track I was suitably impressed by the beat, ponigent lyrics and inspirational message that the song conveys.
Bearing a sense of women's integral strength, resilience and robustness, it's really worth a listen, I feel. Please get behind this great band and inspirational song. I highly recommend it. Loved it thank you for the opportunity to review this phenomenal music.
Frankie and the Studs, Not your Victim, is available on streaming and digital platforms.
special thanks: @Catherine Swinton

​Bella Fashion Designs
cordially invites you to
Super Chic New York Fashion Week Fall 2020
DATE: September 27th, 2020 at 7:00PM (NY time; 28 Sep 0900am Melbourne time)
VENUE: @Melville Marriott Hotel at 1350 Walt Whitman Rd
Melville, NY 11747 media only
VIRTUAL TICKETS: www.superchicfashionweek.com
EMAIL: [email protected]
Super Chic Fashion Week is coming to New York! Showcasing a variety of apparel from local and international fashion & accessory designers. Super Chic Fashion Week, owned by Designer Bella Fashion Designs- is a production company specializing in producing fashion week showcases and pageantry on a global scale. Both established and emerging designers participate in our productions. We produce showcases in Miami, NYC, Los Angeles, London, Paris & Milan. Adding new cities each year to bring more fashion-able excitement to you.
Follow us on Instagram: @bellafashiondesigns223 @missusnationpageants
MARQUIS FASHION MAGAZINE and Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine are proudly covering the upcoming event end of this month. Journalist: @Olga Kirk. Please stay tuned for more details coming up soon.

​I am very happy to share the following review on
No Pong
deo with all our readers https://www.nopong.com.au/
No Pong is a little different to most conventional deodorants, but it’s just as easy to apply. It’s more like a lotion or a cream – just apply a pea sized amount to each armpit. No Pong uses all natural ingredients, that are extremely effective at reducing smelly armpit bacteria, along with delicious coconut oil and beeswax to keep it there all day, as well as ingredients designed to absorb sweat while allowing your skin to breathe, rather than simply blocking pores using aluminum salts, as traditional antiperspirant products are designed to do. No Pong is finished off with an all natural botanical fragrance that is designed to be light and refreshing, yet subtle so it will work perfectly well on its own, or with other fragrances, you might like to use in combination. Unlike other easily dissolvable deodorants that may wash off onto your clothes during periods of high stress or heavy exercise, No Pong remains with you to keep you smelling fresh and feeling confident all day
very happy to share Antonia P's review of No Pong deodorant: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/fashion-and-beauty...
special thanks: #DaniOlesen

I am so very pleased to share one more review on
Everybody Jojoba
Jojoba with our grateful readers www.everybodyjojoba.com.au
"GIVING LIFE TO SKIN NATURALLY. We only source the best natural skincare for your family’s skin. Discover the benefits of 100% pure Jojoba Oil."
please follow @Marina Sklyar’s review on Jojoba Lip Balm we publish today for all our readers and stay tuned for more: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/fashion-and-beauty...
special thanks: #NegevJojoba
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.everybodyjojoba.com.au
Instagram: www.instagram.com.everybody_jojoba
Facebook:
Everybody Jojoba

​Rialto Distribution AU
/
Rialto Distribution NZ
invite you to watch a new family fantasy called
Four Kids and It
https://rialtodistribution.com/film/four-kids-and-it/
in cinemas nationally 24 September
Brisbane Sept 17
A group of kids on holiday in Cornwall meet a magical creature on the beach with the power to grant wishes.
please follow Vellu Khanna's review we release today: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/la-premiere.html

We are very happy to announce a new expansion and development of our magazine. Due to its success, our Marquis Magazine will now hold a branch in Manila, Philippines head quarters headed by Ms. Michelle Villamor. Marquis Magazine will now be distributed across the Metro and some selected business establishments. We are very proud of this extraordinary achievement and congratulate our sister company that will be also distributing the magazine in Asia. On behalf of Marquis team, we thank you for your acceptance and support. Welcome and Mabuhay!
Michaela Pfeiffer

Natasha March

Home made raspberry jam, mint , yogurt , oats , almonds and hazelnuts

​sets that made issue 24/2 of
MARQUIS FASHION MAGAZINE
RONIN WARRIOR
Photography, Props (katana sword & mask) and poetry Lincoln of London @lincoln.of.london
Lincoln M. James

Model, HMUA, Wardrobe, Story, Image editing/retouching
Trish DeVi
Tritia DeViSha
"1
The Buddha speaks soft
The Way is always changing
My sword is my path.
2
Through sweat, I suffer
So no blood will stain the snow
Blossoms fall, in time.
3
The face I put on
Is my truest form of self
In this time, I breathe. "

​I am extremely happy to share some teasers pages of new and very special art-wise and themes-wise issue 24/2 of
MARQUIS FASHION MAGAZINE

​sets that made issue 24/2 of MARQUIS FASHION MAGAZINE
HOW UNSEEN AND UNHEARD WORLD CREATURES APPLY MAKE UP?..
photographer: 
Tink M Lockett
model: Taelah @blu_berry_yumyum
Styled and Shot at Shabby Manor
"They are the allure or illusions we have in our path in the unseen worlds..."

​ATTENTION TO ALL CREATIVE MINDS:
photographers, actors, designers, writers, models, artists, stylists, MUAHs, artistic directors and others alike
there is the challenge described:
Swan-dive down the rabbit hole of the internet and sometimes you land in the most unexpectedly beautiful places. The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows is one such underwater cave. This most whimsically named website is a collection of invented words and their definitions offer a nomenclature to phenomena we’ve all experienced but struggle to describe.
I only stumbled across it because I wanted to use something unusual to name our magazine issues from the start back in October 2018. I came across the website by accident and my search led me to the list of words and their definitions on an unassuming website. It was like a rainbow in a box. This word-nerd website was like a discovery of the new continent, no a new planet, a bookworm’s secret garden, a magic fairytale forest that hovers between etymology and neologism.
Sure, all words were invented by someone somewhere, neologisms in their own right, until they’re formally or informally adopted into our lexicon. But some experiences defy taxonomy. Enter the post-Linnaean realm of The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows. Creator John Koenig has shared the gift of his imaginative words with a world in dire need of emotive language. For the privileged logophiles who have time for existential crises, and for those who loathe the modern slush pile of words dumbing down our modern vernacular like totes and obvs, covfefe and hamberder, Koenig’s craftsmanship couldn’t be more timely. His words are as precise as they are lovely with a hue of magical realism. They are as efficient as tools and as intricately beautiful as origami swans.
This gentleman straight-up invents words to name those nameless watercolor human experiences we can’t yet quantify, what the tip-of-the-tongue can’t quite articulate to someone who wasn’t there. His words have a way of labeling ideas with care and nostalgia and nuance. It’s like finding a cookbook of recipes whose ingredients you’ve always known but never knew the dishes had names. He’s not an alchemist, per se. But he unbraids the chemistry of sensation and neatly labels it for us.
Nomenclature has an ugly imperialist history but in this case an oppressor is not claiming for himself what is already named, what has always existed. He’s giving people who didn’t know they had shared experiences new words to articulate them with awe and accuracy. And reading some of them is a surprisingly quiet and intimate experience with faceless strangers, like silently appreciating the same sunrise or super blood wolf lunar eclipse.
We often lack the imagination to invent our own words, there are no hanging gardens in our minds with perfect fruit ready to pluck. I am so very grateful for this linguistically gifted Babylonian who can. Some words are simple delights like finding a coin on a sidewalk. Others are as colossal and complex as animatronic dinosaurs made out of metal spoons. From small to staggering, all of his definitions are simultaneously unexpected and familiar. Reading through them feels like what the early days of Burning Man must have felt like, before Kanye and Silicon Valley VIP passes— astonishing construction in the middle of barrenness and a camaraderie in creativity that compels strangers to share.
As C.S. Lewis said about friendship, “You too? I thought I was the only one.”
Let's see what new word we can use for our next issue:
OCCHIOLISM
translated as
n. the awareness of the smallness of your perspective, by which you couldn’t possibly draw any meaningful conclusions at all, about the world or the past or the complexities of culture, because although your life is an epic and unrepeatable anecdote, it still only has a sample size of one, and may end up being the control for a much wilder experiment happening in the next room.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1__JJqD4liE
ANNOUNCING COMPETITION
on the best concept / style photograph or set of photographs that will fit into the category "OCCHIOLISM" with the focus on LUXURY LIFE theme.
We publish the best photos in DECEMBER issue 2020 of MARQUIS FASHION MAGAZINE.
The due date for submission is 15 October 2020 1200pm
The works of art should be sent in the form of a direct dropbox link or direct wetransfer link with the full list of credits and your story of inspiration to accompany it
to [email protected] or in PM.
Your photos should be a highly acclaimed art in fashion - each image should be like a part of a collective story for the magazine pages therefore making it more readable for everyone who opens it.
good luck!

​https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1841890
ATTENTION! A NEW ISSUE HAS JUST BEEN RELEASED! 24/2
FLASHOVER. "the moment a conversation becomes real and alive, which occurs when a spark of trust shorts out the delicate circuits you keep insulated under layers of irony, momentarily grounding the static emotional charge you've built up through decades of friction with the world.." focusing mainly on make-up-my-world: .........................................................
please have a taste of our TWO FRONT EXCEPTIONAL COVERS AND TWO MORE INSIDE COVERS
graphic design: @Oksana naprienko / Lucinda Keating
https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1841890
COVER 1:
A LEGACY OF A BEAUTIFUL SOUL
Ligaya Chin
photo editing: Peter Elgar
special thanks: @Denise Chin
and Johanna Smith
COVER 2: (FLIPPED)
MAKE UP MY WORLD WITH PURE LINES, SOFT APPLICATION, TENDER LOOK...
photography: Glen Cook
MUAHs: @Vanessa Harlem and @Tara Johnson
styling: @Annette Sanfilippo
model: @Eve Jacobs
location: @Amaroo Studio Salon
INSIDE COVER 3:
THE GODS COLLECTION
fashion: @Herminas Reea Brand by @Andreea Hermina
special thanks: Neva Weber
INSIDE COVER 4:
PETER KELLY YET AGAIN IN FULL COLORS
Clown, Photographer, Set Design, Staging and Construction: Peter Kelly
Model and MUAH: @Luxxe Noir
https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1841890
the issue 24 /2 features projects
~ by
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine friends
~ ~ two projects by Glen Cook and his amazing crews
~ ~ two projects by Peter Kelly and his wonderful team
~ ~ a project by Tink M Lockett and her surreal team
~ ~ a project by Trish DeVi and her warrior troupe
~ ~ splendid photos with Andreea Hermina Hermina's three fashion collections (special thanks to Neva Weber) as well as endless list of breathtaking articles and other material including
Paris guides Polya and Olya Турбюро koroli.i.kapusta , new @AfterUniCooking recipe by Stella Harper, all you need to know about apricots, Daniel Simon Resnik's trip to Atakama, Chile / [email protected] , a breathtaking story about a journey of a beautiful soul who founded the Filipino Association of Victoria ( FAVI ) Ligaya Chin, a tribute by her family and the organisation she established, Food Of Gods article followed by some yummy recipes, a couple of stories about what women need to know about men , two film reviews by Elice Thomas, @Sarah Joyce travel journal , one teasing chapter from Natasha Lukin's book #DeadByText and much much more... the rich material from this issue will make you addicted to MARQUIS FASHION MAGAZINE for sure!
https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1841890
magazine contributors
Amaroo Studio Salon
Andreea Hermina
Annette Sanfilippo
Daniel Resnik
Denise Chin
Ebony
Elice Thomas
Eve Jacobs
Filipino Association of Victoria (FAVI)
Giselle Gabela
Glen Cook
Howard Rogers
Jamie Suttner
Johanne Smith
Keiko Uno
Lucinda Keating
Lincoln M. James / Lincoln of London
Luxxe Noir
Mark Barton
Misha Marchev
Natasha Lukin
Natasha Marchev
Neria Alvarez lacuna
Neva Weber
Oksana Naprienko
Olya and Polya at @koroli.i.kapusta
Peter Elgar
Peter Kelly
RN Gallardo
Sarah Joyce
Shabby Manor
Stella Harper
Taelah
Tara Johnson
Tass Nidis
Tink M Lockett
Tritia DeViSha
Vanessa Harlem
https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1841890

all thanks to
No Pong
brand our readers had an opportunity to review No Pong Deo https://www.nopong.com.
No Pong is proudly founded and made I. Australia with love!
very happy to share @Marina Sk’s review of No Pong deodorant: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/fashion-and-beauty.html
special thanks: #DaniOlesen

​biggest thank you to Everybody Jojoba
as our readers had an amazing opportunity to review assorted company products www.everybodyjojoba.com.au
What can Jojoba be used for?
• Soothing all types of dermatitis & skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis
• Moisturising dry skin
• Sunburn
• Stretch marks
• Reducing fine lines and wrinkles
• Regulating sebum production
• Wound healing
• Minimising scars
• Treating acne
• Reducing signs of Keratosis Pilaris
• Regulating pigmentation
• Cradle cap
• Before and after shaving to reduce irritation
• Dry hair and scalp
please follow Marina Sk
lyar’s review we publish today for all our readers and stay tuned for more: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/fashion-and-beauty.html
special thanks: #NegevJojoba
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.everybodyjojoba.com.au
Instagram: www.instagram.com.everybody_jojoba
Facebook:
www.facebook.com/everybodyjojoba

Rialto Distribution AU
/
Rialto Distribution NZ
invite you to watch a new action horror called
Becky - 2020
https://rialtodistribution.com/film/becky/
in cinemas 10 September
A teenager's weekend at a lake house with her father takes a turn for the worse when a group of convicts wreaks havoc on their lives.
please follow @Elice Thomas' review we release today: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/la-premiere.html

​Roadshow
invites you to watch a new romantic drama called
After We Collided - 2020
https://roadshow.com.au/titles/movies/roadshow/2020/after-we-collided
in cinemas 10 September
Tessa has everything to lose. Hardin has nothing to lose. - except her. After We Collided - Life will never be the same. After a tumultuous beginning to their relationship, Tessa and Hardin were on the path to making things work. Tessa knew Hardin could be cruel, but when a bombshell revelation is dropped about the origins of their relationship - and Hardin's mysterious past - Tessa is beside herself. Hardin will always be - Hardin. But is he really the deep, thoughtful guy Tessa fell madly in love with despite his angry exterior - or has he been a stranger all along? She wishes she could walk away. It's just not that easy. Hardin knows he made a mistake, possibly the biggest one of his life. He's not going down without a fight. But can he change? Will he change - for love? Yes, yes he will.
please follow
Max Davine
's review we release today: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/la-premiere

​Please stay tuned : new issue 24/2 of
MARQUIS FASHION MAGAZINE
to be released soon !
What is your favourite cover ?

​please make sure the following dates are reflected in your calendars:

27 August
@Les Misérables Movie 2020 //
Rialto Distribution NZ
/
Rialto Distribution AU
https://rialtodistribution.com/film/les-miserables/

10 September
@Becky Movie 2020 // @Rialto Distribution https://rialtodistribution.com/film/becky/

​17 September - Brisbane
24 September - nationally
Four Kids and It
//
Rialto Distribution NZ
/
Rialto Distribution AU
https://rialtodistribution.com/film/four-kids-and-it/