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Purple Sexe Number 4, Summer 1999 is a spin-off of the independent magazine PURPLE, which originated in Paris, France. Starting with Purple Prose, founded in 1992 by Ellen Fleiss and Olivier Zahm, the early PURPLE series expanded into Purple Fashion, Purple Fiction, and others. It is a legendary entity that freely traversed art and fashion, photography, music, and youth culture, presenting an aesthetic different from established fashion magazines of the 1990s. Among them, Purple Sexe is a series that focused on themes of the body, desire, intimacy, and sexuality, and was published for only eight issues from 1998 to 2001. This issue is the fourth issue, published in the summer of 1999, and features contributions from Katja Lalwes, Mark Borthwick, Jack Pierson, Richard Kahn, Terry Richardson, Marcelo Krasilčić, and others. Furthermore, it includes early works by Vivienne Sassen, who would later establish international acclaim for her unique use of color and bodily expression. This book encapsulates the experimental atmosphere surrounding photography and fashion in the late 1990s and is a symbolic representation of early PURPLE.
