FACTIÕ Magazine

About Factio Magazine, www.factio-magazine.com
Factio Magazine was founded in September of 2002 and is a global magazine with hits from all over the world including the U.S., Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, South America and so on – a local fashion and beauty magazine with global appeal.

We appeal to the luxury shopper and are comfortable covering the most glamorous events and clothing to casual – from YSL to H & M, from famous designers like Max Azria’s BCBG to up-and-comers in fashion or jewelry design.

We cover some of the most important store openings where the who’s who attend and some of the most important fashion weeks in the world.

Factio Magazine is truly a global force – with hits the world over from Australia to Singapore to the States and Europe we give new meaning to marketing your products, salons, boutiques, services and more. From the Jet Set girl, the girl next store, to the business exec, our publication appeals to a wide variety of people.

We have covered numerous important upscale Chicago events and fashion shows that donate to charitable causes - the Green Tie Ball, Chicago... We're Red Hot, opening exhibit events for the Field Museum, the Rush Fashion Show and many others. Nationally, we've covered L.A and New York Fashion Week, Fashion Week of the America's in Miami. On a global level we have covered Australia, Brazil's Sao Paulo, Singapore, Hong Kong Fashion Weeks. You may view these shows at www.factio-magazine.com. Store openings we've attended and featured include YSL and Hermes on Oak St., Salvatore Ferragamo, the opening of H & M on Michigan Ave., Misako (Water Tower) all in Chicago and many others. We have interviewed important designers such as BCBG's Max Azria (see Archives in Mimi and Vivi Weekly) and a host of important up-and-comers. We are a local magazine with a global vision.

Melissa Maynard -editor-in-chief, Bill Rancic - Donald Trump's Apprentice and Henrique Kerch -publisher at Salon Blonde Fashion Night

Melissa Maynard and Ted Allen of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy at Marshall Field's Glamorama