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The Face, nº 70, February 1986
“Soon The Face was investigating its roots in punk with a tenth anniversary feature in the February 1986 edition, focusing on the magazine's covers to date (...) Together, the team realized one of the most eye-popping of the magazine's 1980s fashion stories, with aggressive use of lurid colours and photo-manipulation, to match the confrontational nature of the original punk designs of Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood.”
Paul Gorman. The story of The Face: the magazine that changed culture. London: Thames and Hudson, 2017 (p. 134)
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