Category: SHELTER
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Hair Coach, UV Exposure Monitor, and Custom Made Foundation among connected beauty innovations of the year
For the 2nd consecutive year, L’Oreal presented its latest connected beauty innovations at 2017 Viva Technology Paris, the high-end mega-event dedicated to the growth of startups, digital transformation and innovation. Five of the luxury Group’s brands – Lancome, Kerastase, L’Oreal Paris, La Roche-Posay and L’Oreal Professionnel –showcased how they leverage advanced digital technologies to create…
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“Ai Weiwei. Art Edition”: The first comprehensive monograph on Ai Weiwei’s life and work
“For Ai, the most important attribute of the artist’s existence would be reason, which had failed to illuminate anything in the China of his youth.” —Uli Sigg Today Ai Weiwei enjoys a reputation far beyond the art world. While his vast social or performance-based interventions and appropriated object-based artworks have secured his place as…
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Bored with the gym? Why jousting is the ultimate workout
Modern-day jousters are as fit as professional footballers and tennis champions, a study has found. So what does it take to master the oldest equestrian sport?
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This designer’s version of Eden reimagines what it means to be connected to the sea
“Eden, like so many aspects of Celebrity Edge, represents a unique advance in cruise ship design.” Celebrity Cruises unveils Eden, a dramatic new venue on Celebrity Edge cruise ship that fuses iconic design, culinary and entertainment – exciting all the senses. Spanning three decks at the aft of the ship with almost 7,000 sq. ft.…
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Art of martini 2017: meet and be inspired by the world’s leading bartenders and club owners
Bartenders from Dallas, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, and New York City to bring their Innovative Cocktails to Ibiza for the Global Finals. The art of martini competition will see 60 innovative bartenders from countries far and wide face off to claim global martini-making victory this September in Ibiza. Art of martini competition called upon…
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Car, shed … elevator? The Los Angeles art spaces proving smaller is better
A range of alternative galleries have sprung up in the city, creating micro-museums that offer unique experiences not found in ‘white-walled galleries’