Eggi is a print magazine uncovering the design decisions behind the objects, spaces, and systems that shape girlhood—and an invitation for girls to shape the world in return.

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Issue 01: Bodies ships October, 2026

Dear Reader,

Every day, you move through a world that has been designed.

Someone decided how tall your chair should be;
What shape a door handle takes;
How a classroom is arranged;
Even how this page is laid out.

Most of the time, we don't notice these decisions—they're just part of the background of life. But design shapes how we move, what we notice, and sometimes, even what we think is possible. Eggi is a magazine about looking a little closer at those decisions.

In these pages, you'll meet artists, designers, thinkers, and makers who help us understand the objects, spaces, and systems that shape girls' lives. Sometimes we'll look at things that seem small—a pair of glasses, a pocket, the way hair is shaped and held. Other times we'll look at big ideas—friendship, confidence, power, or creativity.

You don't have to be an expert to think about design, you just need a little bit of curiosity. Girls are perceptive and imaginative—they ask thoughtful questions and see the world differently than adults do. That's the simple idea behind Eggi: girls deserve to be part of the conversation about how the world is made.

People designed the world. Which also means that people—maybe even you—can remake it.

— Elisa

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Just intentional, beautifully curated print media delivered twice a year, straight to your mailbox, including:

The Design Questionnaire

Six permanent questions about design, answered by a rotating roster of global design voices. Issue 01: Bodies features Michelle Millar Fisher (Chief Curator at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum), anchoring our community with intelligent and inspiring design media and bringing the world's top design minds directly to you.

Studio Visits & Interviews

Behind-the-scenes conversations with artists, designers, and makers who are actively changing how our everyday spaces look and feel.

Visual Stories

Rich, image-driven essays decoding the hidden histories behind the everyday objects and invisible systems shaping how girls move through life.

Interactive Design Activities

Hands-on activities, sketching and making spaces, and tangible projects built directly into the pages to teach real-world design skills and spark physical creation.

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