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Founded in 2010
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KENTON [ˈkentn] \ of Old English origin, meaning "from the King's town", "Regal" and "Bold".KENTON magazine is a leading, global online fashion and lifestyle magazine for young, professional men and women. Bringing readers to the forefront of fashion, culture and society, KENTON magazine delivers original content from an industry insider's perspective.Featuring a mix of high-end luxury and emergin...
KENTON [ˈkentn] \ of Old English origin, meaning "from the King's town", "Regal" and "Bold".KENTON magazine is a leading, global online fashion and lifestyle magazine for young, professional men and women. Bringing readers to the forefront of fashion, culture and society, KENTON magazine delivers original content from an industry insider's perspective.Featuring a mix of high-end luxury and emerging talent, we strive to showcase the most innovative creations produced in the world of design. Curators of style, we show you the chicest destinations and satisfy your lifestyle cravings.KENTON magazine has editors in New York City, Toronto, Vancouver and London.
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