Photos from that Kennedy Magazine launch party by Chris Kontos

02.06.2017

A crowd spills onto the pavement outside the YMC shop in London for the Kennedy Magazine launch, under a red YMC sign

A few weeks back Stuart from up here went down to the YMC shop in London to play some records for the launch of the new issue of Kennedy Magazine.

I wasn’t there - but from what I can gather from these photos that Kennedy boss-hogg Chris Kontos sent us - everyone had a really great time, drinks were held, red fleeces were worn and pavements were obstructed…

Guests chatting with drinks inside the YMC shop, someone in glasses and a grey cardigan smiling at the counter

A packed shop floor under pendant lights, someone in a black jacket holding a beer and a magazine mid-conversation

Someone in a worn black leather jacket and black hoodie, holding a cigarette and a glass on the pavement outside

Someone with long hair in a red fleece with an HH logo, a cigarette in their mouth, on the busy street outside

Someone in a tan bomber jacket writes in a copy of the magazine held out by another guest, as others look on with drinks

A crowd in the street, someone in a khaki jacket with folded arms in front, below Coral and Phonica shop signs

View out through the shop doorway to the crowd on the pavement, opposite a Soho Takeover sign and painted shutter

Someone in a white jacket and tee sips from a plastic cup on the pavement, with the Coral shopfront behind

Close-up of feet on the pavement: pink canvas trainers, white trainers and black leather shoes

Someone in a white Kennedy tee grins down at a phone in the busy shop

Someone in a grey hoodie holds a cup and smiles among guests in the shop, a printed shirt hanging on the wall

A white plastic cup left on the boot of a black car parked on the street

Someone in a bucket hat and pale grey raincoat on the phone outside the YMC shop, the red YMC sign lit behind

Guests on the street, someone in glasses and a sand-coloured hooded jacket beside someone holding a red folder

Get the new issue of Kennedy here.

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