About Us

Perime is an underground fashion magazine focused on curating the work of blossoming creatives and publishing sincere and critical voices. Located in Boston, we release weekly articles and clothing collections along with monthly interviews with up and coming designers.

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Ian Gordon

Perime magazine editor. “He has a couple pages of articles, about different things, different topics.”

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Kimberly Dadaille

I believe fashion is a physical expression that is responsible for communicating so much more than what words or thoughts can create. With that being said, strive to remain humble, vulnerable, and fun to the consistent changes that fashion forces us to adapt to, so that I can continue to write truthfully about what those changes mean to me.

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Hamzah Ammus

Writer who wears clothes sometimes. I cover high-end streetwear, fashion houses, and their overlapping similarities.

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Jaime Hafner

perime writer & pal. perpetually drowning in existential dread but sometimes I take a break from that to eat ungodly amounts of broccoli or attempt to teach myself filmmaking. at any given moment there is an 85% chance that I Wish by Skee-Lo is playing in my head. all my homies love perime

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Nic Restrepo

Use this pic for my profile then write whatever you want for my bio. I don’t like writing about my self in the third person.

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Grace Bordage

Writer for Perime Magazine. Grace is an Aries, ENTJ, Sex & The City enthusiast, lingerie connoisseur, Ariana Grande stan and a vintage fanatic. She is a lover of all things fashion, especially when it comes to camp, glamour, pearls, satin and Mugler.

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Theo Allen-Harding

Welcome to my bio! Perime founding member. Read some articles, see something the government doesn’t want you to see.

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Madalene Hartl

Madalene Hartl writes for Perime magazine. She studies Psychology at Umass Amherst. She enjoys thrifting, baking, drawing, painting, the jersey shore, bagels, and low rise jeans. Her favorite color is green. On an average day, you may find Madalene listening to her CD collection, drinking yerba mate, or cutting her crop tops to be even more cropped. She has always loved fashion, especially the culture surrounding it, and is constantly curious to learn more.

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Conall Mannion

Conall (cu-nall) – like tunnel but with a C Currently looking for applicants for an acid jazz band. I am willing to work digitally for the time being

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Madison Hough

I didn’t win best dressed in high school, so now I write. Those who can’t do teach (or write), I guess. Spent way too long attempting to write something witty about myself, but truth is I’m a lost college student getting a degree in anthropology (who does that?). Currently learning how to sew. Once again I should stick to writing. Oh…& I’m firmly against the return of the low-rise.

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Nick Daoust

Nick Daoust is a Perime writer-intern and high school senior. Caffeine dependent since eighth grade, he’s excited to spend his first year of college in New York aimlessly taste-testing coffee shops (and studying). Besides a good oat milk latte, Nick also enjoys watching cult classics, drawing, and spending too much money on vintage clothing.

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Tudor Focacia

Too young to start over, too old to start over; If you don’t know me, just read in between the lines of the articles, ‘cause I’m in charge of editing all of this.

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Sam Roller

Founder of Perime Magazine. Find your uniform.

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Flora Fattahi

Lover of flowers, art history, cats, and dresses. From Northern California. I write because I think too much and if it all gets stuck in there I may lose my mind. I graduated from college in Seattle in 2019 and after a year of being completely lost, moved across the country to try something new. So far it’s working out. I’ll play you a song on the piano.

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Imogene Pruitt-Spence

Imogene Pruitt-Spence is a multidisciplinary artist and writer who lives in Boston MA. She loves fashion and pop culture, and probably reads too much Freud.

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