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The second edition of the 2018 LVMH Innovation Award goes to Oyst 1-Click
Congratulations to Oyst, the runners-up Kronos Care and Vechain, and to all the other contenders.” Oyst – Buy simply in 1-Click is the winner or the second edition of the LVMH Innovation Award. The trophy was handed at 2018 Viva Technology event in Paris, the rendezvous for innovation and startups. No more forms to fill…
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Dior gallops back into the spotlight with a Mexican rodeo
Maria Grazia Chiuri seeks to boost Dior’s feminist credentials with a collection inspired by daredevil women
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House of Garrard for Royal Ascot 2018
House of Garrard, the world’s longest serving jeweller, continues its celebrated relationship with one of Britain’s most esteemed events, Royal Ascot (19th June -23rd June, 2018) as an Official Sponsor and the Official Trophies and Silverwear Supplier. There is one race in an already famous week that is perhaps the most prestigious of all.…
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Hard-to-find art pieces, limited and unique: Cultural entrepreneur launches new online Design+Art destination
What contemporary art and design should offer today in terms of experience and possibilities? Beatrice Trussardi, renowned cultural entrepreneur and President of the Nicola Trussardi Foundation, debuts the new Design+Art section on YOOX, the online luxury destination for fashion, design and art. For the new Design+Art area, Beatrice Trussardi has selected a compelling assortment of…
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Sustainable fashion: Marissa Petteruti wins the 2018 YOOXYGEN Award
YOOXYGEN Award encourages responsible choices in fashion and will allow YOOX group, one of the world’s leading online lifestyle stores for fashion, design & art, to strengthen and develop YOOXYGEN, YOOX’s socially and environmentally responsible destination area. On Earth Day 2017, YOOX and Parsons announced their partnership to promote sustainable fashion practices through education…
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Bentley x Starck Power Dock is a modern art piece: durable, real and avant-garde high tech
“I wanted the maximum of intelligence with the minimum of materiality. I wanted it to be a modern art piece: durable, real and avant-garde high tech.” – Philippe Starck From everyday products such as furniture and lemon squeezers, to revolutionary mega-yachts, hotels and restaurants that aspire to be wondrous, stimulating and intensely vibrant places…