‘Society’ magazine features Frank Ocean cover story
The French magazine Society posted Frank Ocean on the front cover of its issue dated July 16–29, edition #285. The cover story, titled “Sentiment Océanique” (Oceanic Feeling) by Victor Jezequel, investigates what Ocean has been up to in the decade since releasing his 2016 albums Endless and Blonde. Photographer Andras Ladocsi captured the cover photo, which Ocean first published in 2021 alongside the debut of his luxury company Homer.
Society subscribers can access the feature article online. The zine is available for €5,90 ($6.75) plus taxes and shipping at society.fr.
Update 2026-07-24:
Redditor u/No-Top-3573 shared photos of the magazine article, displayed in the slideshow below.
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The French zine Society posted Frank Ocean on the front cover of its issue dated July 16–29, edition #285, using a 2021 photo by Andras Ladocsi. The cover story, titled “Sentiment Océanique” (Oceanic Feeling) by Victor Jezequel, examines what Ocean has been up to in the decade since releasing his 2016 albums Endless and Blonde.
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