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Feminism, Marrakech and Diana Ross: the second coming of Dior
Cultural appropriation is a touchpaper issue in the fashion industry, but the house’s bombastically showbiz event in Morocco also highlighted local cultures
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This luck-bringing handbag comes with interactive astrology app
Kenzo unveils new TALI bag collection with interactive astrology app. TALI collection of bags is using the motif of the Eye, a universal symbol of luck. The name of this collection comes as a derivative of the word ‘talisman’, a powerful amulet to the wearer, able to possess spiritual powers and bring good…
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2019 Hyères Festival: The New Métiers d’Art Prize at the 34th edition of the Festival
The Grand Prix du Jury Première Vision was awarded at the 34th International Festival of Fashion, Photography, and Fashion Accessories in Hyères (from 25 to 29 April 2019). Austrian designer Christoph Rumpf (@theglasspunk) was the winner of the fashion prize for his ready-to-wear menswear collection. Tina Schwizgebel-Wang was awarded this year’s Chloé Prize…
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Missoni x Adidas – a limited-edition range that fuses style and performance
Adidas is collaborating with high-end Italian fashion brand Missoni on a line of performance shoes and apparel. The adidas x Missoni range blends Missoni’s iconic aesthetic with adidas’ focus on high-performance sports apparel. Co-founded with wife Rosita, the Missoni luxury brand is renowned for its kaleidoscope of colours, unconventional patterns and innovative dying techniques…
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Mariott launches highly-curated home rentals in over 100 destinations
Marriott International Launches Home Rentals In Over 100 Markets This curated selection of homes aims to connect travelers to thousands of rental properties around the world offering home-cooked dinners with extended family, lawn games in the backyard or celebrations with family and friends. Consumer travel needs evolve and so do the offering of…
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Show time: the 2019 shortlist for museum of the year
From the V&A Dundee to the Pitt Rivers in Oxford, public figures including Kirsty Wark and Matthew Rhys champion their favourite museums