Julian hails from a quaint village in the Yorkshire Dales, where his flair for fashion contrasted with the rustic life. After studying literature at Oxford, he ventured into the bustling world of London's fashion scene. Julian's writing is characterized by a blend of sartorial knowledge, wit, and a keen sense of social trends. As a proud gay man, he has become a voice for inclusivity in the fashion world, championing LGBTQ+ designers and trends. With over two decades in the industry, Julian has now taken his expertise to the digital realm, writing for a high-profile fashion blog that celebrates diversity and the breaking of norms, inspiring his readers to find their own style narratives.
Nov. 22, 2024 in Arts & Culture by Julian Everett
If you ask for "Sakura Sashimi" in Japan, don’t expect cherry blossoms on your plate. Instead, you’ll receive a beautifully arranged platter of raw horse meat, sliced from various cuts of the animal. The name "Sakura-niku," or "cherry blossom meat," is a poetic nickname for horse meat, referencing its pinkish hue.
Read moreOct. 29, 2024 in Models & Actresses Photos by Julian Everett
Dita Von Teese is a name synonymous with the revival of modern burlesque. As a celebrated burlesque performer and fashion icon, she has captivated audiences worldwide with her seductive performances and impeccable retro style. This article explores the journey of Dita Von Teese, delving into how she brought vintage glamour back to the forefront of entertainment.
Read moreOct. 23, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Julian Everett
In 1907, The Plaza Hotel in New York welcomed its first four-legged guest—a nearly blind, toothless 17-year-old Brussels Griffon, reportedly named Pinkie-Pankie-Poo, dressed in a fur coat. The tiny dog belonged to renowned English actress Mrs. Stella Patrick Campbell, who arrived at the hotel with her children, several servants, and about a hundred suitcases. According to ahistoryofdogs, her pet was a gift from King Leopold II of Belgium.
Read moreOct. 5, 2024 in Photography & Visuals by Julian Everett
Every year, the spirit of Caligula’s decadent excess seems to come alive along Florida’s shimmering shores during Spring Break. This annual pilgrimage sees thousands of American teenagers and college students flocking to the sun-soaked beaches, where beachside revelry and spontaneous romances are as common as a tropical fruit cocktail. Dubbed the "Festival of Sun and Sin," Spring Break transforms the coast into a playground of tanned bodies, relentless partying, and uninhibited desires.
Read moreSept. 25, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Julian Everett
The Manner, the latest addition to Manhattan's vibrant SoHo district, is set to transform the traditional hotel experience with its unique approach to hospitality. Emphasizing a club-like atmosphere, bold color schemes, and a homely environment, The Manner stands out in a city renowned for its eclectic accommodations.
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