Author: Editorial Team
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Burberry to stop burning unsold items after green criticism
Company will reuse, repair or recycle products and end use of real fur
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London Fashion Week will have both human and robotic models
The first time robots will walk the ramp at London Fashion Week. Telepresence robots are changing the way we communicate and provide a hassle free experience in connecting and keeping in touch with friends and family in different locations. They help you establish your presence despite the distance and situation. With the help of…
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Anvera 48 carbon fibre – Extremely low fuel consumption, efficiency and sustainable performance
Anvera 48 carbon fibre – not only lightweight, but also exceptionally spacious, resistant and safe From 11 to 16 September, LG-Yacht shipyard will be among the exhibitors of the Cannes Yachting Festival 2018, displaying, for the first time to an international public, the new model ANVERA 48 carbon fibre, presented last May at Versilia Yachting…
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Bowie-themed bar opens at London’s Hotel Café Royal
Open until late at the intersection of Mayfair and Soho at Hotel Café Royal, the new Ziggy’s cocktail bar features a curated gallery of intimate portraits of David Bowie by his long standing photographer and friend Mick Rock. The year is 1973. David Bowie retires his dramatic alter ego Ziggy Stardust with a final…
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4 Memorable Experiences to Book in Longboat Key, FL
Longboat Key is the ideal destination for a seaside getaway. This picturesque township offers plenty to see and do without the crowds of Florida’s tourist traps. Planning ahead is the key to making the most of your Longboat Key getaway. Make plans for the following experiences before you depart to make memories to last a…
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Thirty years at Vogue: how Anna Wintour changed the way the world gets dressed
In her years as editor of American Vogue, Wintour has invented soft power dressing and become as famous as her celebrity cover stars. Lionised and satirised, respected and feared – could she now be ready to abdicate?