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How to dress for Christmas 2018: hope, loveheart earrings and the perfect winter skirt length
This festive season is all about optimism. Cross your fingers for Santa to bring you a tuxedo dress
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Aston Martin named Luxury Brand of the Year at the Oscars of the Luxury Industry
Officially confirmed as being named DBX, Aston Martin‘s first luxury SUV started its testing programme tackling the demanding terrain of a Welsh Rally stage. Aston Martin also announced applications are now open for the company’s 2019 intake of apprentices. Roles are available across our UK sites, including St Athan, Wales. Applications will close on Monday…
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At the wheel and beyond the supercar: McLaren x Belstaff create unique capsule of timeless classics for men and women
Take a look at the first collaboration between the creator of luxury, high-performance sportscars and supercars and the iconic British clothing brand. The collection is based around a few essential classics that never go out of fashion. A collaboration between luxury automotive and fashion, this first capsule collection by McLaren Automotive and Belstaff incorporates…
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Yoox launches its own-brand of stylish essentials powered by artificial intelligence
Italian online premium fashion retailer YOOX launches 8 by YOOX. First drop of YOOX own label 8 by YOOX – a combination of classic Italian design with contemporary silhouettes. The result is an entire wardrobe composed of essential pieces and accessories, which mixes style, elegance and functionality. Leading online lifestyle store YOOX has launched own-brand…
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Acne Studio’s Jonny Johansson: the designer who started millennial pink?
Scandi style now influences our culture from bags to box sets. But it all comes down to one man: Acne Studios’ founder Jonny Johansson
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Party palaces and funky funhouses: Freddy Mamani’s maverick buildings
With pinball machine interiors and animal-shaped facades, Mamani’s wild venues have transformed Bolivian architecture. Now the former bricklayer is taking ‘neo-Andean’ style to Paris