About

FACES Club

The magazine, the community, and the idea behind both.

Our Story

FACES was founded in 2001 by two brothers with a shared vision for a new kind of lifestyle magazine — and expanded internationally within a few short years. Today, FACES publishes dedicated editions in Switzerland, Germany, and Austria, alongside an international edition released twice a year and distributed in more than 20 countries around the world.

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Who FACES Speaks To

FACES speaks to the culturally curious — style-conscious, urban, and internationally minded women and men who shape the world around them through their choices, interests, and experiences. They move fluidly between fashion, travel, design, beauty, gastronomy, and culture, valuing experience over status, individuality over convention, and authenticity over trends. They don't simply consume culture — they curate it.

Beyond the Magazine

Beyond the magazine, FACES also hosts events such as the Luxury Summit — an invitation-only gathering for those shaping the future of luxury, held in partnership with Forbes Switzerland. It's part of the same mission FACES Club now extends into an ongoing, members-only community.

FACES Club

FACES Club exists to bring that same principle — curated introductions over open networking — into an ongoing community.

Professional Membership is built for those shaping the industry from the inside: photographers, stylists, creative directors, curators, and the many other roles that define fashion, art, and culture as a craft. It's a space to be introduced to collaborators, clients, and peers who matter to your work.

Friends of FACES is for those who live and breathe the same world without necessarily working in it — for anyone who wants to be part of the right rooms, attend the right events, and meet people who share their taste.

Both tracks share the same foundation: every member is personally reviewed, and every introduction is made with intention — never by algorithm.