Search results for: “women in art”
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The 12th art: “Aiguille d’Or”, Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Geneve 2014, awarded to Breguet
14th Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) goes to Breguet Classic Chronométrie model. Created in 2001 and intended as an annual salute to the excellence of worldwide watchmaking creations, the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève fosters the reputation and influence of the 12th art. Excellence, innovation and watchmaking expertise were duly rewarded on October 31st…
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The Earth Defenders 2015 Lavazza Calendar – a photographic journey through the stories of everyday heroism of the Earth Defenders
The 2015 Lavazza Calendar – produced in collaboration with Slow Food, featuring photographs by Steve McCurry and creative direction by Armando Testa – is a photographic journey through the stories of everyday heroism of the Earth Defenders. From Nadia, the proud argan oil paladine in Morocco, to John, the guardian of Lare pumpkins in Kenya,…
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Women are progressively dominating the car-buying process
The Augmentation of Female Influence in the Automotive Industry. What do women want in a car?, What does female empowerment mean for the automotive industry? With an increase in licences issued to women, there are now more women than men on the road in the United States, a trend that is also being forecasted for…
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#DAMBrilliant: Cartier’s Brilliant experience @ at Denver Art Museum
THE WORLD-EXCLUSIVE EXHIBITION BRILLIANT: CARTIER IN THE 20TH CENTURY. “Brilliant: Cartier in the 20th Century“worldwide-exclusive exhibition, on view Nov. 16, 2014 through March 15, 2015 at Denver Art Museum, is anticipated to be a major tourism draw for the city of Denver and the state of Colorado. Denver is the sole worldwide venue for this…
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Milan fashion week: Versace comes down to earth
With few trademark gowns and a distinctly 60s space-age feel, the latest collection seems aimed at a younger market
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Killer Heels: the art of the stiletto – in pictures
From traditional Japanese stacked sandals to weird rubber creations by Zaha Hadid and Prada tongues in flames, high-heeled shoes tower provocatively above all other footwear in women’s – and men’s – imaginations. A new exhibition traces their first steps in the 16th century through to modern designers’ erotic flights of fancy Killer Heels is at…