ABOUT FROCKET
The second issue of FROCKET Zine (previously known as Frock Paper Scissors, printed since 2006) is now complete. In 2020, the theme explores change and the positivity that has come from what seems to be a mostly negative year. With protests surrounding climate change, Black Lives Matter and disruptions within the fashion industry post COVID-19, this issue delves into how positive change has come from the uncertainty of 2020.
FROCKETzine is the brainchild of Frock Paper Scissors, which has been published for thirteen years. FROCKETzine, like the previous magazine, is a sophisticated, thought-provoking, and boundary-breaking annual publication & online destination that prides itself on its high-quality content and professionalism.
The zine and the website are produced as outcomes of the unit Fashion & Style Journalism, relying entirely on the content provided by students. These content producers are managed by a student-run editorial team and work over a period of 13 weeks. Students enrolled in Fashion & Style Journalism experience the real world of working in fashion journalism, from content pitching, fashion editorials and feature articles, to design, layout and production.
FROCKETzine is now in its fifteenth year of publication and with its continuous growth over the last fourteen years, FROCK has cemented its name in the Brisbane fashion market and is beginning to reach audiences overseas. This unique and innovative publication wants to create intelligent debate around fashion, style, culture and art through the eyes of the new generation of QUT creatives