Author: Editorial Team
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Fasten your seat belts and see what it’s like to soar above 76,000 feet pressure altitude
Airbus Perlan Mission II is making aviation history with a new gliding altitude world record. Perlan Project, the world’s first initiative to pilot an engineless aircraft to the edge of space, is setting second altitude world record and crossing Armstrong Line. This set a new gliding altitude world record, pending official validation. Airbus Perlan…
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The Retro Fit:: Maison Margiela is propelling the iconic sneakers into a retrofuturistic mood
The Retro Fit is Maison Margiela’s unisex shoe combining “lo-fi design and hi-fi development”. Maison Margiela launches its new sneaker, The Retro Fit, crafted from house codes established by creative director John Galliano. Associated with sportswear nostalgia values, the unisex shoe combines lo-fi design and hi-fi development and reinterprets the image of the classic sneaker.…
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Harley-Davidson concept truck takes cues from the iconic Harley-Davidson Fat Boy motorcycle
Since 1903, Harley-Davidson Motor Company has fulfilled dreams of personal freedom with cruiser, touring and custom motorcycles, riding experiences and events. This Fall, Harley-Davidson launches its own concept truck. Harley-Davidson is one of the most iconic brands in the world. This new anniversary truck was designed to evoke the same sense of power and…
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Luxurious surroundings around the world
Can you imagine the freedom of adventure and leisure that you would have if you were a millionaire? The ability to head to the most luxurious destinations in the world at the drop of a hat. Breathing in the exotic and bizarre whilst living it up in the upmost luxury and comfort. Seeking out…
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The best new glow powders
Loose powder is very much back, and the huge trend for glow shows no sign of dimming
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Chanel shoes, but no salary: how one woman exposed the scandal of the French fashion industry
A new book by academic Giulia Mensitieri, laying bare the working conditions of stylists and young designers, has sparked controversy. Will it lead to improved conditions for those forced to work for clothes vouchers instead of cash?