Ross Lynch Covers Xmag Issue 67 as ‘The Nostalgia Issue’ Looks Back at the 2000s

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Ross Lynch fronts Xmag Issue 67, a new edition inspired by 2000s nostalgia, fashion, music and the culture shaping today.

Xmag unveils Issue 67, ‘The Nostalgia Issue’, with Ross Lynch as its new cover star. Available to pre-order now, the latest edition looks back at the cultural references that shaped the 2000s while examining how fashion, entertainment and pop culture continue to reinterpret them today.

At the centre of the issue is Ross Lynch, who reflects on a career that has unfolded in front of the world for more than 15 years. From becoming a global name through ‘Austin & Ally’ to taking on darker roles in ‘My Friend Dahmer’ and ‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’, Lynch has continually moved beyond the expectations attached to each stage of his career.

Now 30, he speaks to Xmag about his return to the screen alongside Jessica Chastain in ‘Heartland’, his relationship with acting and the new music he is currently writing without deadlines or pressure. His accompanying Los Angeles fashion story translates the issue’s ‘Back to the 2000s’ concept into a contemporary visual language.

But Issue 67 extends far beyond its cover.

The edition also features Diego Calva, continuing his international rise after ‘Babylon’, and Connor Storrie, whose growing profile places him among a new generation of actors attracting attention across both entertainment and fashion.

The line-up expands with Matthew Needham and Ludovico Fremont, two actors whose careers open conversations around longevity, reinvention and creative choices within an industry that is constantly changing.

Fashion remains another central part of the issue, with a look at the key trends defining the new season and the return of silhouettes and references that once belonged to another era. Xmag also explores the rise of Romantasy, its extraordinary connection with Gen Z and why the luxury industry is increasingly interested in the visual codes, communities and worlds surrounding the genre.

Rather than treating nostalgia simply as a return to the past, Issue 67 looks at what happens when familiar ideas come back transformed.

Xmag Issue 67 featuring Ross Lynch is available to pre-order now. The magazine will be released exclusively in Spain and the UK from 9 October.