Kalman became founding editor-in-chief of the Benetton-sponsored magazine "Colors", in 1991. Two years later, Kalman closed M & Co. and moved to Rome, to work exclusively on "Colors". Billed as 'a magazine about the rest of the world', "Colors" focused on multiculturalism and global awareness. This perspective was communicated through bold graphic design, typography, and juxtaposition of photographs and doctored images, including a series in which highly recognizable figures such as the Pope and Queen Elizabeth were depicted as racial minorities.