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Dazed's top 10 nearest neighbors form a tight cluster of fashion and culture media, with six fellow magazines and a pair of art institutions rounding out the set — a composition that holds across a narrow similarity band from 0.95 to 0.98.
The magazine bloc is the core: i-D (0.98), V Magazine (0.98), NYLON (0.97), LOVE MAGAZINE (0.97), PAPER Magazine (0.96), and Interview Magazine (0.96) all sit within two points of each other — a flat band with no single dominant neighbor. The cross-kind entries are the more telling detail: MoMA The Museum of Modern Art (0.96) and The Metropolitan Museum of Art (0.95), both Non-Profits, land inside the top 10 alongside IFC Films (0.96), a Film Studio, and Fashionista.com (0.95), a website. The presence of two major art museums and an independent film distributor — none of them magazines — suggests the audience Dazed shares with its closest neighbors extends into arts and culture institutions, not just fashion publishing.
The flat shape of this cluster means no single entity pulls the audience decisively; instead, Dazed sits inside a dense neighborhood where fashion-forward media, contemporary art, and independent film all draw from the same audience pool.
