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Saks Fifth Avenue is bringing top-tier luxury fashion and lifestyle experiences to luxury residences
Saks Fifth Avenue announces special in-residence offerings, VIP services and curated lifestyle programming. Residents of Mandarin Oriental Residences, Fifth Avenue and Beverly Hills to Receive Unprecedented Benefits. Luxury development and investment firm SHVO announced an exclusive partnership between two of its residential developments, Mandarin Oriental Residences, Fifth Avenue, and Mandarin Oriental Residences, Beverly Hills, and…
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2022 American Image Awards Honorees announced by The American Apparel & Footwear Association
The American Apparel & Footwear Association Names 2022 American Image Awards Honorees. The American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) announces outstanding individuals and companies to be honored for their leadership, excellence, and extraordinary achievements in all sectors of the apparel and footwear industry, including design, manufacturing, and retail. They will be honored at AAFA’s American…
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The ultimate destination for Game Day fashion
The intersection of fashion and sports is stronger than ever before. This year, Saks is the ultimate destination for Game Day fashion with an outstanding lineup of exclusives for our men’s, women’s and kids customers,The premier luxury ecommerce platform Saks will highlight the collection in a digital campaign featuring Denver star wide receiver, Jerry Jeudy.…
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Drag queens are the glamorous stars of Rosenthal’s Art Edition
More colours, more pride: Rosenthal and photographer Martin Schoeller celebrate the LGBT community. Dazzling colours and drag queens are now featured by star photographer Martin Schoeller on a high-quality porcelain. For the limited edition plates in Rosenthal’s Art Edition, Martin Schoeller artfully applied the glittering drag culture to porcelain. Eight motifs in shimmering colours…
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From Martha Washington to Melania Trump: 250 years of first lady portraiture
Portraits of presidents’ wives have evolved with the role, and although it remains highly gendered, a new exhibition aims to celebrate their contribution and to ‘rectify the absences of women in US history’
