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Santiago Rusiñol: The Luminous Tapestry of Catalan Modernism
June 13, 2023 in Arts & Culture by Julian Everett
Santiago Rusiñol i Prats (1861-1931), a luminary in the Catalan modernist movement, was a versatile figure whose artistic expression extended beyond painting to encompass playwriting and writing. Born into a family of wealthy textile manufacturers in Barcelona, Rusiñol showed an early inclination towards the arts, a passion that the conventional confines of his family's business couldn't suppress.
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Luis Barragán's Casa Gilardi: A Modernist Masterpiece Rooted in Color
June 13, 2023 in Design & Décor by Julian Everett
In the heart of Mexico City, amidst a vibrant cityscape, stands a modernist gem from the 1970s that continues to captivate architects and design enthusiasts alike - Casa Gilardi. Designed by Luis Barragán, a leading figure in modernist architecture and the only Mexican to win the Pritzker Prize, the house is a testament to Barragán's innovative approach to space, light, and most notably, color.
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Carole Feuerman: Immersing Art in the Element of Water
June 14, 2023 in Arts & Culture by Julian Everett
Carole Feuerman is an American artist renowned for her hyperrealistic sculptures, often drawing inspiration from water sports and leisure activities. Her works stand out for their extraordinary attention to detail and the lifelike nature of her subjects, who appear to be caught in moments of peaceful repose, water droplets glistening on their bodies.
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Luxury Meets Everyday Life: Chris Rhodes' Jewelry Shoot for W Magazine
June 15, 2023 in Fashion & Style by Charlotte Sinclair
In a sparkling jewelry shoot for W Magazine, photographer Chris Rhodes brings together the unlikely pairing of high-end jewels and everyday objects. The shoot showcases stunning diamonds from Bulgari, Graff, Van Cleef, Tiffany & Co., Messika, Chanel, and Cartier, set against a backdrop of food, toys, and household items.
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A Celebration of Irene Montala: The Spanish Actress Embraces Another Year of Life
June 18, 2023 in Models & Actresses Photos by Julian Everett
Born in June 1976, Irene Montala is a luminary of Spanish cinema and television, with a career spanning over two decades. Having demonstrated her acting prowess through a diverse range of roles, Montala has solidified her reputation as a versatile and compelling performer.
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The Exquisite Unveiling of Emporio Armani's New Collection in Milan
June 18, 2023 in Fashion & Style by Julian Everett
The latest Emporio Armani fashion show in Milan was nothing short of a thrilling spectacle, featuring a stunning array of outfits that perfectly combined the allure of both Asian and European fashion codes. The symbol of this striking collection was the ginkgo leaf, an emblem of strength and longevity, brilliantly adorning silk trousers, shirts, and robes.
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Cesar Manrique's Masterpiece: An Artist's House Intertwined with Nature
June 18, 2023 in Design & Décor by Charlotte Sinclair
The house-cum-studio of artist and architect Cesar Manrique is one of the best examples of a structure's harmonious coexistence with its natural surroundings. Built directly on a lava flow on the island of Lanzarote, the dwelling represents a masterful intertwining of design and environment.
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Art Meets Street Fashion: The Unconventional Project of Alexis Persani and Léo Caillard
June 19, 2023 in Photography & Visuals by Julian Everett
Artistic expression takes on a whole new dimension in 'Street Stone,' a unique photo project by French art duo, Alexis Persani and Léo Caillard. The concept? Dressing up world-renowned ancient statues from the Louvre Museum in hip streetwear. The result is an alternative perspective on art that challenges the way we perceive historical artefacts.
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Stanley Kubrick: From Photography to Filmmaking
June 21, 2023 in Photography & Visuals by Charlotte Sinclair
Before becoming a renowned film director, Stanley Kubrick spent several years working as a photographer for Look magazine, which was a rival to Life. In 1945, as a 17-year-old, he sold a photo to the publication for $25 that depicted a newspaper salesman mourning the death of President Roosevelt. A year later, he was hired as a staff photographer, a position he held until 1950.
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MSCHF and Crocs Unleash A Head-Turning Footwear Hybrid
June 23, 2023 in Fashion & Style by Julian Everett
Just when you thought footwear couldn't get any more outrageous, MSCHF is back with a fresh twist on their internet-shattering Big Red Boot. This time, they've collaborated with Crocs, resulting in a footwear mutant sure to turn heads and raise eyebrows.
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The Narrative Magic of Leila May Arthur's Paper Art
June 23, 2023 in Design & Décor by Charlotte Sinclair
Deep in the heart of the Netherlands, there's a storyteller weaving tales not with words, but with paper. She's Leila May Arthur, a visionary artist who has mastered the intricate art of paper-cutting to create mesmerizing narratives that engage viewers on multiple levels.
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A Favorite Story: Bazaar Italia's Unforgettable Photoshoot
June 24, 2023 in Models & Actresses Photos by Charlotte Sinclair
One of my most beloved narratives is encapsulated in an iconic photoshoot for Bazaar Italia. The mesmerizing images, captured by the talented duo, Melanie + Ramon, exude an undeniable charm that's only heightened by the impeccable style choices of Ondine Azoulay.
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From Harnesses to Jewelry: Pierre Hardy's Creative Leap for Hermes
June 25, 2023 in Fashion & Style by Julian Everett
In a surprising twist, renowned shoe designer Pierre Hardy has crafted a high jewelry collection for Hermès. A remarkable union of skill and artistry, the collection sees Hardy applying his unique aesthetic to the realm of fine jewelry. Drawing on Hermès' equestrian heritage, the designs transform classic harnesses, buckles, and bits into precious wearable art.
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Chi Hitotsumatsu: The Art of Crafting Realistic Animal Sculptures from Recycled Newspaper
June 28, 2023 in Arts & Culture by Julian Everett
Renowned for her commitment to environmental sustainability, Japanese artist Chi Hitotsumatsu repurposes discarded newspapers into remarkably realistic life-size animal sculptures. The artist follows a meticulous process of wetting the newspaper, twisting it, and then carefully sculpting it to capture the details of her subjects, from their overall form down to their fur or scales.
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Celebrating Hilarie Burton: The Multifaceted Actress behind 'One Tree Hill's' Peyton Sawyer
July 1, 2023 in Models & Actresses Photos by Julian Everett
Hilarie Burton is an American actress and producer, best known for her role as Peyton Sawyer on the WB/CW drama "One Tree Hill". She was born on July 1, 1982, in Sterling, Virginia, USA.
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Patou SS24 Collection Brings Disco Vibes to Paris Fashion Week
July 2, 2023 in Fashion & Style by Charlotte Sinclair
The recent Patou SS24 show in Paris sparked a disco fever with its "Dancing Diaries" collection. Designer Guillaume Henry, known for his knack for blending the old with the new, delivered a buoyant collection of party-ready ensembles that echoed the high-energy, free-spirited vibe of the disco era.
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The Melancholic Theatre of Thom Browne Haute Couture
July 3, 2023 in Fashion & Style by Julian Everett
Thom Browne Haute Couture's latest show was an orchestration of sounds, styles, and stories. The setting was both intriguing and melancholic, featuring a giant metallic dome that chimed at intervals throughout the show, an abandoned pile of luggage, and a somber musical narrative that ranged from choral arrangements to electronic sounds and cinematic audio effects.
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Waterless World: An Innovative Approach to the Upcoming Barbie Movie
July 3, 2023 in Photography & Visuals by Charlotte Sinclair
News of the upcoming "Barbie" movie has been making rounds, but one detail stands out - there will be no water. Completely none. And the explanation for it might just be as fascinating as it is poetic.
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