For the ninth time in its 155-year history, The Atlantic is getting a facelift. The magazine’s March issue will mark the debut of a redesign overseen by creative director Darhil Crooks, who previously lent his design talents to Ebony and Esquire before joining The Atlantic in August. (According to editor in chief James Bennet, he’s also “kind of a genius.”)
From the cover layout to section headers, Crooks gave the magazine a bolder, more modern look.
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