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An Artistic Leap: Anthony Vaccarello's Berlin Show with Saint Laurent
June 13, 2023 in Fashion & Style by Charlotte Sinclair
Anthony Vaccarello's most recent Saint Laurent men's show in Berlin painted an aesthetic tableau of exceptional tailoring, bare shoulders framed by delicate silk or chiffon sleeveless shirts, and a broad-shouldered silhouette. In the age of social media, hints of the show's direction were gleaned from Vaccarello's Instagram, even before the audience's planes had landed. A film clip from the 1950 French short film, Un Chant d’Amour, and the collection's title, "Each Man Kills the Things He Loves", gave followers a breadcrumb trail leading to the show's inspirations.
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Miranda Kerr: The Australian Supermodel Who Redefined The 2000s
June 13, 2023 in Models & Actresses Photos by Charlotte Sinclair
Miranda Kerr, an Australian supermodel who rose to prominence in the 2000s, has a story that's as dazzling as her sparkling blue eyes. From Down Under to the apex of the global fashion industry, Miranda's journey is a testament to her relentless dedication and distinctive charm.
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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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Iconic Meb Ribbed-Cardigan Poster: A Throwback to Playboy's August 1993 Issue
July 23, 2023 in Models & Actresses Photos by Charlotte Sinclair
Looking back at the pop culture of the past, it's fascinating to see how fashion, media, and advertising intertwined.
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Vans x Barbie: Unveiling the Ultimate Skateboard Chic Collection
July 28, 2023 in Fashion & Style by Charlotte Sinclair
Vans jumps on the Barbie bandwagon with a new collection designed for the Barbie skateboarders in all of us. The lineup introduces a capsule collection of clothing and footwear that embraces the essence of skateboard chic while paying homage to the iconic Barbie style.
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A Taste of Tradition: Exploring Aveiro's Historical Train Station and Local Delicacies
Aug. 13, 2023 in Travel & Destinations by Julian Everett
The city of Aveiro, located in Portugal, offers visitors an extraordinary blend of history, art, and culinary culture. A recent visit uncovered the exceptional beauty of the city's historical train station and a distinctive culinary tradition that's both intriguing and, for some, an acquired taste.
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Vogue China Dedicates Issue to Upcoming Asian Games in Hangzhou with Luxurious Sport Fashion Shoot
Aug. 13, 2023 in Models & Actresses Photos by Charlotte Sinclair
Vogue China has turned the spotlight on the upcoming Asian Games, set to be held in Hangzhou, China, later this year. In a masterful fusion of fashion and sports, the magazine has crafted one of the most luxurious sport fashion shoots seen in recent memory.
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Vanishing Legacy: The Unique Soviet Mosaics
Aug. 15, 2023 in Arts & Culture by Julian Everett
In the heart of the former Soviet Union, colossal art pieces adorning building facades and metro stations whisper tales of a bygone era. These are the Soviet mosaics, monumental artworks that once shimmered with pride, illustrating the ethos and ideals of a powerful nation.
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Miley Cyrus Rocks Custom Maison Margiela in New "Used to be Young" Music Video
Aug. 25, 2023 in Models & Actresses Photos by Charlotte Sinclair
If you've been wondering what the epitome of avant-garde fashion meets pop culture looks like, look no further. Miley Cyrus just dropped her new music video for "Used to be Young," and let's just say, her outfit is straight-up fire, courtesy of none other than John Galliano for Maison Margiela.
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Celebrating 160 Years of the London Underground with New Art Posters
Sept. 10, 2023 in Arts & Culture by Charlotte Sinclair
In honor of its 160th anniversary, the London Underground has commissioned four stunning art posters that seamlessly meld past and present. The posters take inspiration from vintage designs from the last century, housed in the London Museum of Transport. These historical designs feature iconic cultural landmarks like the English National Opera, the London Symphony Orchestra, the Southbank Centre, and the Royal Opera House.
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Remembering Greta Garbo: An Icon Born on September 18, 1905
Sept. 18, 2023 in Models & Actresses Photos by Julian Everett
Born on September 18, 1905, Greta Garbo remains an unforgettable name in both Swedish and American film history.
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Louis Vuitton and Yayoi Kusama Continue Collaboration with 'Creating Infinity' Book
Sept. 25, 2023 in Design & Décor by Charlotte Sinclair
The collaboration between Louis Vuitton and Yayoi Kusama finds its latest iteration in a book named 'Creating Infinity', a venture co-released with renowned publishing house Rizzoli. The book, available from September 29th, is priced at 350 euros and comes in a special gift box.
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The Curious Case of the Sultan's Turtle Trainer: A Glimpse into the Ottoman Court
March 16, 2024 in Arts & Culture by Charlotte Sinclair
In a blend of the peculiar and the historical, it has come to light that within the grandeur of the Ottoman Empire's court, there existed the unique position of a turtle trainer. As unusual as it may sound, the trainer employed sound as a key tool in the taming process, utilizing musical instruments such as flutes and drums. In modern practices, a bell is more commonly used.
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Dolce & Gabbana Casa and Nespresso Embrace Mediterranean Blues in Latest Coffee Collaborations
April 18, 2024 in Design & Décor by Charlotte Sinclair
In a striking display of synchronicity, two major brands have independently embraced a Mediterranean aesthetic for their latest coffee-related products, showcasing a fascinating blend of tradition and modernity in the beverage industry.
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Roller Skating Nostalgia: Unveiling a Unique Collection of Retro Photos from Venice Beach, 1979
April 29, 2024 in Photography & Visuals by Julian Everett
Venice Beach, known for its eclectic and vibrant culture, was a hub of roller skating activity in the late 1970s. A newly released collection of retro photographs takes us back to 1979, capturing the essence and spirit of roller skating enthusiasts who frequented this iconic beachfront.
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Historic Cafes of Turin: A Journey Through Time and Taste
April 29, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Charlotte Sinclair
Turin, a city celebrated for its refined architecture and rich cultural heritage, is also renowned for its historic cafes, more so than any other city in Italy. These establishments, some operating for over a century, are not just cafes but monuments of gastronomy and tradition, nestled under the elegant arcades and colonnades of Turin's grand squares.
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French Designer Pierre Yovanovitch Teams Up with Christian Louboutin to Launch "Red Bottom" Chair Collection
May 8, 2024 in Design & Décor by Charlotte Sinclair
French interior designer Pierre Yovanovitch, in collaboration with famed shoemaker Christian Louboutin, has unveiled a striking new furniture line named "Red Bottom." This limited edition collection comprises nine unique chair models, each drawing inspiration from various domains including 20th-century muses, mythology, pop culture, and cinema.
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Ultra-Realistic Dobby Figurines Hit Japanese Market, Bringing Magic to Homes
June 29, 2024 in Design & Décor by Charlotte Sinclair
In a spellbinding development for Harry Potter enthusiasts, Japan has unveiled ultra-realistic figurines of the beloved house-elf Dobby, bringing a touch of Hogwarts magic into homes across the country. These meticulously crafted collectibles are now available for purchase, offering fans an unprecedented level of detail and interactivity.
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Loewe Opens New Boutique in Former Qing Dynasty Estate in China
July 5, 2024 in Fashion & Style by Charlotte Sinclair
Spanish luxury fashion house Loewe has unveiled its latest boutique in China, setting a new standard for luxury retail experiences. The store, located in the Taikoo Li Chengdu complex, occupies a space within a former Qing Dynasty estate, seamlessly blending historical significance with contemporary luxury.
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Japan's Hidden Graffiti Alley in Harajuku
July 30, 2024 in Photography & Visuals by Julian Everett
Japan is not typically known for its graffiti scene. In a country where street art is often seen as vandalism, graffiti and Japanese culture seem incompatible. Unlike cities like Hong Kong, where street art is more common, Tokyo’s streets are relatively free of such expressions. However, in Harajuku, an alley-gallery has been created specifically for street artists, making all the artwork on its walls officially sanctioned.
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