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Patrizia Pepe's new season's essentials
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Patrizia Pepe's new season's essentials

Fashion Patrizia Pepe turns the spotlight on garments and flagship accessories for Autumn/Winter, bringing a new exclusive combo to the centre of the stage: Coats + Boots.    A city serves as a dynamic and multi-faceted background, framed by modern architecture and historic buildings, where the Patrizia Pepe woman becomes the protagonist of a versatile and unconventional style, combining the season's iconic outerwear with different models of biker & combat boots.   Essential wardrobe elements, coats and trenches for the cold months reinterpret masculine codes with a contemporary twist, transforming comfortable and protective fabrics into highly recognisable silhouettes that reflect the very essence of the brand, along with its feminine and aware aesthetic.    Minimal, clean-cut lines of single-breasted coats discover the warmth of wool cloth and bouclé wool in tenuous nuances, whereas more structured garments, like the trench and military coats, play with dark tonalities, alternating technical chalkstripe fabric with faux leather blends.   The glam-rock spirit of Patrizia Pepe resounds in the sparkle of finishes and metal applications: gold buttons, silver eyelets and Fly buckles reflect the free and irreverent spirit of a Gentle Rebel who lives the metropolis by following the path of elegance in movement.   The distinctive twist of each look arises from the matching of outerwear with new city boots featuring a bold and assertive design, made of soft calf leather and developed in different models like the biker, the combat and Beatles boot as well as the platform ankle boot. High impact details stand out on decisive profiles, such as lug soles, Fly decorations impressed on rubber, fluorescent accents and metal finishings that once more emphasize the allure and attitude of Patrizia Pepe's new classic contemporary essence.     Patrizia Pepe turns the spotlight on garments and flagship accessories for Autumn/Winter, bringing a new exclusive combo to the centre of the stage: Coats + Boots.    A city serves as a dynamic and multi-faceted background, framed by modern architecture and historic buildings, where the Patrizia Pepe woman becomes the protagonist of a versatile and unconventional style, combining the season's iconic outerwear with different models of biker & combat boots.   Essential wardrobe elements, coats and trenches for the cold months reinterpret masculine codes with a contemporary twist, transforming comfortable and protective fabrics into highly recognisable silhouettes that reflect the very essence of the brand, along with its feminine and aware aesthetic.    Minimal, clean-cut lines of single-breasted coats discover the warmth of wool cloth and bouclé wool in tenuous nuances, whereas more structured garments, like the trench and military coats, play with dark tonalities, alternating technical chalkstripe fabric with faux leather blends.   The glam-rock spirit of Patrizia Pepe resounds in the sparkle of finishes and metal applications: gold buttons, silver eyelets and Fly buckles reflect the free and irreverent spirit of a Gentle Rebel who lives the metropolis by following the path of elegance in movement.   The distinctive twist of each look arises from the matching of outerwear with new city boots featuring a bold and assertive design, made of soft calf leather and developed in different models like the biker, the combat and Beatles boot as well as the platform ankle boot. High impact details stand out on decisive profiles, such as lug soles, Fly decorations impressed on rubber, fluorescent accents and metal finishings that once more emphasize the allure and attitude of Patrizia Pepe's new classic contemporary essence.    

Calvin Klein LAUNCHES one future. #CKone
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Calvin Klein LAUNCHES one future. #CKone

Fashion   Calvin Klein launched their latest campaign ‘one future’ as part of #ckone. The campaign features young and powerful voices. For over 25 years, ck one has embodied youth culture. It all started 25 years ago with the unisex fragrance. In its latest brand campaign, one future #ckone, Calvin Klein curates powerful young voices captured by a vanguard of photographers. Shot against the backdrop of their hometowns, eleven individuals are captured in their everyday environments, speaking to their individual experiences, perspectives, and hopes. They are the voices of a generation united by one future. The dedicated platform Calvin Klein created celebrates expression and individuality.   CK ONE is giving a platform to young talents who are expressing their personal stories with the campaign, which is something we connect to easily and stand behind fully. We  find it very inspiring. You can read more about the featured youth  as well as see the images of all of them bellow. The campaign is truly something that stands out to us, especially in the current difficult times.    "We all have our own path and we create our own story. Make sure to be proud of who you  are and use your voice, even if told otherwise. Self-expression and individuality are very important." - Timotej Letonja     TONI BRAVO, 20, LONG BEACH, CA A native of Long Beach, California, Toni Bravo is a multifaceted creator with a passion for storytelling and depicting diverse points of view. Roller-skating has greatly impacted her life by giving her a sense of community. She also loves music, drawing and reselling vintage clothing. Toni is currently studying Film.    “Something I would like to change in the world would be perspective.”     JACE MITCHELL, 21, CROWHEART, WY Born and raised in Crowheart, Wyoming, Jace Mitchel is a rancher who bought his first cattle at 16. He is passionate about his work on the ranch and his small rural community. He wants the ranching community to be preserved so his daughter can continue to experience it as she grows. Working with animals has taught him patience.    “Everyone’s story is different than yours.” –Jace       LEX BAUTISTA, 22, EL PASO, TX Lex Bautista likes to sing and play the violin. They were born in California but has lived in El Paso since they were three. Lex is highly involved in the local community and is passionate about LGBTQIA+ issues as well as immigration as El Paso is a border city.    “Don't be afraid to change your mind. It doesn't make you any less of what you were before. If anything, you're growing as a person.”     CHRIS GOMEZ, 18, CORAL SPRINGS, FL Born and raised in Coral Springs, Florida, Chris Gomez was greatly impacted by the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting. Since then, he and his friends have been much more involved politically.    “We’ve been promised a better future for a long time. We want something more.”     JAWN DAVIS, 24, COMPTON, CA Born and raised in Los Angeles, Jawn Davis spent most of his life in Compton. He has a passion for skateboarding and would love to make it a career. He also enjoys creating music, bringing his artistic visions to life through his various creative outlets such as painting and repurposing thrifted clothes with embroidery for his friends.    “I feel like now everyone is more aware of what is really going on.”      TING TAI, 21, BALTIMORE, MD Ting Tai grew up in Memphis, Tennessee before moving to Baltimore where she has lived for the past 13 years with her family. Ting is Asian-American/Malaysian-Chinese and is passionate about increasing representation of marginalized groups. She also enjoys art and photography and is currently in her sophomore year at Howard Community College where she is studying environmental science.    “If I had seen more representation growing up, it would have helped me to be more comfortable with who I am today and get to where I am now faster.”      JUAN PAUL FLORES VAZQUEZ, 21, EL PASO, TX Juan Paul was born in Mexico and migrated to Modesto, California where he was raised. Juan became a DACA recipient at age 16 and moved to El Paso, Texas a year ago to pursue his dreams of becoming a filmmaker. He is currently working at a call center to support himself while working on film projects and learning from various directors in the El Paso film community. He wants to continue writing and directing projects inspired by real people and experiences.    “I’m 21 years old, and I won’t be able to vote.”   Calvin Klein launched their latest campaign ‘one future’ as part of #ckone. The campaign features young and powerful voices. For over 25 years, ck one has embodied youth culture. It all started 25 years ago with the unisex fragrance. In its latest brand campaign, one future #ckone, Calvin Klein curates powerful young voices captured by a vanguard of photographers. Shot against the backdrop of their hometowns, eleven individuals are captured in their everyday environments, speaking to their individual experiences, perspectives, and hopes. They are the voices of a generation united by one future. The dedicated platform Calvin Klein created celebrates expression and individuality.   CK ONE is giving a platform to young talents who are expressing their personal stories with the campaign, which is something we connect to easily and stand behind fully. We  find it very inspiring. You can read more about the featured youth  as well as see the images of all of them bellow. The campaign is truly something that stands out to us, especially in the current difficult times.    "We all have our own path and we create our own story. Make sure to be proud of who you  are and use your voice, even if told otherwise. Self-expression and individuality are very important." - Timotej Letonja     TONI BRAVO, 20, LONG BEACH, CA A native of Long Beach, California, Toni Bravo is a multifaceted creator with a passion for storytelling and depicting diverse points of view. Roller-skating has greatly impacted her life by giving her a sense of community. She also loves music, drawing and reselling vintage clothing. Toni is currently studying Film.    “Something I would like to change in the world would be perspective.”     JACE MITCHELL, 21, CROWHEART, WY Born and raised in Crowheart, Wyoming, Jace Mitchel is a rancher who bought his first cattle at 16. He is passionate about his work on the ranch and his small rural community. He wants the ranching community to be preserved so his daughter can continue to experience it as she grows. Working with animals has taught him patience.    “Everyone’s story is different than yours.” –Jace       LEX BAUTISTA, 22, EL PASO, TX Lex Bautista likes to sing and play the violin. They were born in California but has lived in El Paso since they were three. Lex is highly involved in the local community and is passionate about LGBTQIA+ issues as well as immigration as El Paso is a border city.    “Don't be afraid to change your mind. It doesn't make you any less of what you were before. If anything, you're growing as a person.”     CHRIS GOMEZ, 18, CORAL SPRINGS, FL Born and raised in Coral Springs, Florida, Chris Gomez was greatly impacted by the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting. Since then, he and his friends have been much more involved politically.    “We’ve been promised a better future for a long time. We want something more.”     JAWN DAVIS, 24, COMPTON, CA Born and raised in Los Angeles, Jawn Davis spent most of his life in Compton. He has a passion for skateboarding and would love to make it a career. He also enjoys creating music, bringing his artistic visions to life through his various creative outlets such as painting and repurposing thrifted clothes with embroidery for his friends.    “I feel like now everyone is more aware of what is really going on.”      TING TAI, 21, BALTIMORE, MD Ting Tai grew up in Memphis, Tennessee before moving to Baltimore where she has lived for the past 13 years with her family. Ting is Asian-American/Malaysian-Chinese and is passionate about increasing representation of marginalized groups. She also enjoys art and photography and is currently in her sophomore year at Howard Community College where she is studying environmental science.    “If I had seen more representation growing up, it would have helped me to be more comfortable with who I am today and get to where I am now faster.”      JUAN PAUL FLORES VAZQUEZ, 21, EL PASO, TX Juan Paul was born in Mexico and migrated to Modesto, California where he was raised. Juan became a DACA recipient at age 16 and moved to El Paso, Texas a year ago to pursue his dreams of becoming a filmmaker. He is currently working at a call center to support himself while working on film projects and learning from various directors in the El Paso film community. He wants to continue writing and directing projects inspired by real people and experiences.    “I’m 21 years old, and I won’t be able to vote.”

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Vans and MoMA Debut Second Installment of Footwear and Apparel Featuring Works of Art by Edvard Munch, Jackson Pollock, Lybov Popova and Faith Ringgold
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Vans and MoMA Debut Second Installment of Footwear and Apparel Featuring Works of Art by Edvard Munch, Jackson Pollock, Lybov Popova and Faith Ringgold

Accessories Following the September debut collaboration, Vans, the original action sports brand, and The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) are proud to launch a second installment of footwear and apparel. The latest iteration of the Vans and MoMA collaboration takes inspiration from impactful works of art by artists Edvard Munch, Jackson Pollock, Lybov Popova and Faith Ringgold. A diverse selection of work by these artists has been thoughtfully translated onto Vans Classic Footwear and apparel styles that will be available to shop worldwide on November 11.   “Our collaboration with MoMA is a true partnership that involved working together to select both the works and footwear to ensure an authentic connection between the art and the canvas footwear models we chose,” said Angie Dita, Vans Head of Global Footwear Design for Lifestyle Footwear. “Faith Ringgold worked closely with both the Vans design and MoMA teams to story tell through the details, bringing in quilted borders to contextualize her work atop Vans.”      Edvard Munch, whose best-known work, ‘The Scream 1895’, captures the “infinite scream of nature” and angst. A print version of this work has been carefully captured on each of the canvas panels of the Vans Era in a repeat pattern that can also be found on the Old Skool backpack, short sleeve tee and pullover hoodie.    ackson Pollock was a pioneer of action painting, flinging and pouring ropes of paint onto his surfaces in a decidedly physical way. Pollock’s ‘One: Number 31, 1950’ has transformed the Vans Authentic with an all-over application atop the canvas and across the sidewalls and is complimented by a digitally printed short sleeve button-down and camper style hat.    Popova approached painting as an act of “construction” using color, line and shape to create dimensional work that expressed movement and dynamism. For the Vans MoMA collaboration, Popova’s ‘Untitled, 1917’ has been applied to the Vans Sk8-Hi using each medial and lateral side to translate her avant-garde vision across the hi-top model which is found on complimenting fleece and ringer tee options.    Faith Ringgold is an acclaimed painter, writer, sculptor, performance artist, educator and activist whose body of work highlights her experiences with racism and social injustice. Vans and MoMA. Curators worked closely with Ringgold to uplift her feminist poster art including ‘Woman Free Yourself 1971’ which brings bold type to the left side of the Vans Era while ‘Freedom Woman Now 1971’ poster art has been applied to the right side to form the affirmative demands that were called during the arrest of Angela Davis. Ringgold’s powerful words can be found on a reversible bucket hat and long sleeve tee. A second footwear style, the Classic Slip-On is inspired by Ringgold’s first series of abstract paintings, ‘The Windows of the Wedding’ which was made in the 1970’s. Inscribed on the sidewall is a quote. From Ringgold, printed in her handwriting, that states “My mother said I’d have to work twice as hard to go half as far.”   Vans and MoMA are proud to come together to instill creative expression and uplift art education through special product this fall and holiday. The second installment of the Vans and MoMA collaboration will be available globally on November 11 on Vans.euat Vans retail, MoMA Design Store locations, store.moma.org, and select retail locations where Vans are sold. To experience the collection and learn more, visit vans.eu/moma. Following the September debut collaboration, Vans, the original action sports brand, and The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) are proud to launch a second installment of footwear and apparel. The latest iteration of the Vans and MoMA collaboration takes inspiration from impactful works of art by artists Edvard Munch, Jackson Pollock, Lybov Popova and Faith Ringgold. A diverse selection of work by these artists has been thoughtfully translated onto Vans Classic Footwear and apparel styles that will be available to shop worldwide on November 11.   “Our collaboration with MoMA is a true partnership that involved working together to select both the works and footwear to ensure an authentic connection between the art and the canvas footwear models we chose,” said Angie Dita, Vans Head of Global Footwear Design for Lifestyle Footwear. “Faith Ringgold worked closely with both the Vans design and MoMA teams to story tell through the details, bringing in quilted borders to contextualize her work atop Vans.”      Edvard Munch, whose best-known work, ‘The Scream 1895’, captures the “infinite scream of nature” and angst. A print version of this work has been carefully captured on each of the canvas panels of the Vans Era in a repeat pattern that can also be found on the Old Skool backpack, short sleeve tee and pullover hoodie.    ackson Pollock was a pioneer of action painting, flinging and pouring ropes of paint onto his surfaces in a decidedly physical way. Pollock’s ‘One: Number 31, 1950’ has transformed the Vans Authentic with an all-over application atop the canvas and across the sidewalls and is complimented by a digitally printed short sleeve button-down and camper style hat.    Popova approached painting as an act of “construction” using color, line and shape to create dimensional work that expressed movement and dynamism. For the Vans MoMA collaboration, Popova’s ‘Untitled, 1917’ has been applied to the Vans Sk8-Hi using each medial and lateral side to translate her avant-garde vision across the hi-top model which is found on complimenting fleece and ringer tee options.    Faith Ringgold is an acclaimed painter, writer, sculptor, performance artist, educator and activist whose body of work highlights her experiences with racism and social injustice. Vans and MoMA. Curators worked closely with Ringgold to uplift her feminist poster art including ‘Woman Free Yourself 1971’ which brings bold type to the left side of the Vans Era while ‘Freedom Woman Now 1971’ poster art has been applied to the right side to form the affirmative demands that were called during the arrest of Angela Davis. Ringgold’s powerful words can be found on a reversible bucket hat and long sleeve tee. A second footwear style, the Classic Slip-On is inspired by Ringgold’s first series of abstract paintings, ‘The Windows of the Wedding’ which was made in the 1970’s. Inscribed on the sidewall is a quote. From Ringgold, printed in her handwriting, that states “My mother said I’d have to work twice as hard to go half as far.”   Vans and MoMA are proud to come together to instill creative expression and uplift art education through special product this fall and holiday. The second installment of the Vans and MoMA collaboration will be available globally on November 11 on Vans.euat Vans retail, MoMA Design Store locations, store.moma.org, and select retail locations where Vans are sold. To experience the collection and learn more, visit vans.eu/moma.

In conversation with Alex Hosking
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In conversation with Alex Hosking

Music Alex Hosking has enjoyed a great 2020 on the music front despite the tough times artists have had to endure this year. Following her single ‘Fake Friends’ with PS1, which hit the UK Top 20 singles, Alex teams up with fresh talent Famba and Jake Tarry to provide vocals for the irresistible ‘Know You Best’. We spoke with her about the track, her year so far, and future plans….     LISTEN TO "KNOW YOU BEST" HERE:  https://open.spotify.com/track/5TLkeAR5ZgSnW0yplmtnnH?si=JngqQF77Qi2wKdBgy1afYg     Hi Alex, thanks for taking the time to speak to us! How’s life been for you this year?   Hey! Thanks for having me! This year has been bizarre, as it has been for the whole world. I'm so thankful to have had lots of new music come out. That has made this year good.   How are you finding this period of time in terms of your creativity? Are you spending more time experimenting and working on new sounds or using the time to give yourself a break and spend time with loved ones?   I’m normally travelling so much that I end up living out of a suitcase for most of the year. As luck would have it, I flew home from Amsterdam at the start of the year to be with my family in Australia, so it was the perfect place for me during lockdown. I could be with my family but also keep working from there. I feel like I got the best of both worlds. Being forced to stay home was great for family time, and it gave me a great excuse to just create by myself, which is how I originally started writing music. I'm so excited with all the new songs I've got for you.    Talk to us about your new single, ‘Know You Best’, a collaboration with Famba & Jake Tarry. How did the collaboration come about?   We were all in Amsterdam during The ADE conference last year. It is such a fun festival I got to meet so many amazing new friends and collaborators.   You sing on the track, did you write those lyrics and if so, what was the message behind them?   Yes, I did write the lyrics! During the ADE conference I happened to go on a date with someone, and we just hit it off! The song's inspiration comes from connecting with someone and just wanting to know everything about them.    You’ve had a great year in terms of releases, including featuring on PS1’s ‘Fake Friends’ which hit the UK Top 20 chart. What do you attribute to that success? Have you changed the way you work or tried to move in a different direction?   Thanks! I wrote and sung the song 3 years ago. Producer Mark Alston ended up sending it to PS1 and it was turned into a dance track (originally, I wrote it as a slow pop hip hop jam!).    I used to focus a lot more of my time writing for other artists, but now I am focusing mainly on writing for myself and for DJs that I want to collaborate with. I’m also focusing on writing and singing music that is happy and makes people want to dance. We have had so much stress this year I just want to make music that people can enjoy and use as an escape.   You’re from Australia but currently reside in the UK, what was the thinking behind that move and do you think the UK is more receptive to your sound?   I have been travelling around the world practically non-stop for the past four years. Off the back of my success with PS1 and our song ‘Fake Friends’, setting up in the UK for the time being made the most sense. However, my next stop is Amsterdam for sure! I normally spend a lot of time there anyway as my publishing team’s main office is in Amsterdam. I am sure I will be there soon!     Do you have any advice you’d like to share with aspiring songwriters?   Write what makes you happy! You might aim to write a ballad and it comes out like an upbeat dance song and that's okay! Just keep writing! Consistency is key!    What plans do you have for the rest of the year? Any projects that our readers should look out for?   I am working on lots of amazing new songs and working with some other cool DJs, so be sure to follow on Instagram to keep up to date with everything!       Alex Hosking has enjoyed a great 2020 on the music front despite the tough times artists have had to endure this year. Following her single ‘Fake Friends’ with PS1, which hit the UK Top 20 singles, Alex teams up with fresh talent Famba and Jake Tarry to provide vocals for the irresistible ‘Know You Best’. We spoke with her about the track, her year so far, and future plans….     LISTEN TO "KNOW YOU BEST" HERE:  https://open.spotify.com/track/5TLkeAR5ZgSnW0yplmtnnH?si=JngqQF77Qi2wKdBgy1afYg     Hi Alex, thanks for taking the time to speak to us! How’s life been for you this year?   Hey! Thanks for having me! This year has been bizarre, as it has been for the whole world. I'm so thankful to have had lots of new music come out. That has made this year good.   How are you finding this period of time in terms of your creativity? Are you spending more time experimenting and working on new sounds or using the time to give yourself a break and spend time with loved ones?   I’m normally travelling so much that I end up living out of a suitcase for most of the year. As luck would have it, I flew home from Amsterdam at the start of the year to be with my family in Australia, so it was the perfect place for me during lockdown. I could be with my family but also keep working from there. I feel like I got the best of both worlds. Being forced to stay home was great for family time, and it gave me a great excuse to just create by myself, which is how I originally started writing music. I'm so excited with all the new songs I've got for you.    Talk to us about your new single, ‘Know You Best’, a collaboration with Famba & Jake Tarry. How did the collaboration come about?   We were all in Amsterdam during The ADE conference last year. It is such a fun festival I got to meet so many amazing new friends and collaborators.   You sing on the track, did you write those lyrics and if so, what was the message behind them?   Yes, I did write the lyrics! During the ADE conference I happened to go on a date with someone, and we just hit it off! The song's inspiration comes from connecting with someone and just wanting to know everything about them.    You’ve had a great year in terms of releases, including featuring on PS1’s ‘Fake Friends’ which hit the UK Top 20 chart. What do you attribute to that success? Have you changed the way you work or tried to move in a different direction?   Thanks! I wrote and sung the song 3 years ago. Producer Mark Alston ended up sending it to PS1 and it was turned into a dance track (originally, I wrote it as a slow pop hip hop jam!).    I used to focus a lot more of my time writing for other artists, but now I am focusing mainly on writing for myself and for DJs that I want to collaborate with. I’m also focusing on writing and singing music that is happy and makes people want to dance. We have had so much stress this year I just want to make music that people can enjoy and use as an escape.   You’re from Australia but currently reside in the UK, what was the thinking behind that move and do you think the UK is more receptive to your sound?   I have been travelling around the world practically non-stop for the past four years. Off the back of my success with PS1 and our song ‘Fake Friends’, setting up in the UK for the time being made the most sense. However, my next stop is Amsterdam for sure! I normally spend a lot of time there anyway as my publishing team’s main office is in Amsterdam. I am sure I will be there soon!     Do you have any advice you’d like to share with aspiring songwriters?   Write what makes you happy! You might aim to write a ballad and it comes out like an upbeat dance song and that's okay! Just keep writing! Consistency is key!    What plans do you have for the rest of the year? Any projects that our readers should look out for?   I am working on lots of amazing new songs and working with some other cool DJs, so be sure to follow on Instagram to keep up to date with everything!      

Tiffany & Co. celebrating the festive season
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Tiffany & Co. celebrating the festive season

Jewelry With the Holiday season approaching, Tiffany is planning to make your celebrations big this year. Let’s make the house even warmer than it was with Tiffany’s best home essentials. In Tiffany’s key launch this year – the T1 collection – things are all about celebrating. The T1 collection is all about being reminded of and celebrating your own successes every day. To give you some extra sparkle this Christmas and New Year's Eve, we would like to highlight the most beautiful pieces from both the Victoria and Schlumberger lines.     For the home: - Everyday Objects amazonite and wood chess and dam set, - Everyday Objects mahjong set in Tiffany Blue® leather box, - Tiffany Victoria® graduated line necklace in platinum with diamonds, - Diamond Point double old-fashioned glass in clear crystal (EU85, -), - Tiffany 1837® Maker Ice Tongs in Sterling Silver (EU620, -), - Tiffany 1837® Makers signet ring in 18k gold, 12 mm wide, - Tiffany 1837 Makers cocktail tray in sterling silver (EU3750, -).   For your four-legged friends: - Dog leash in Tiffany Blue® leather, large (EU410, -), - Drinking bowl for dogs in china, extra small (EU120, -), - Double dog bowl in china, - Nameplate for the dog in metal, extra small (EU220, -).     For celebrating your own successes:   Which year is even more suitable than this one to celebrate your own successes instead of parties? With this T1 collection, a special gift is automatically turned into a special occasion. Make your personal successes a lifelong memory by gifting these beautiful jewels so you can always carry them with you.   The T1 collection consists of rings and bracelets in rose gold, yellow gold and white gold. The entire collection is available in different widths and both with and without diamonds. The T1 collection is a modern reinterpretation of the original T line. You can distinguish the collections because the Tiffany T collection has openwork T structures, where they are always closed in the T1 collection.   Atlas X closed wide hinged bangle in 18k rose gold with pavé diamonds, Tiffany T1 wide diamond hinged bangle in 18k white gold, Tiffany T1 narrow diamond ring in 18k white gold, 2.5 mm wide, Tiffany T1 wide diamond ring in 18k rose gold, Tiffany T pavé diamond square bracelet in 18k rose gold, Tiffany HardWear link bracelet in 18k rose gold with diamonds, Tiffany T True wide ring in 18k rose gold with pavé diamonds, 5.5 mm wide, Tiffany T square bracelet in 18k gold, Tiffany T1 narrow diamond hinged bangle in 18k rose gold, Tiffany T medium smile pendant in 18k white gold with diamonds, The Tiffany® Setting engagement ring in platinum, Tiffany solitaire diamond earrings in platinum, Tiffany Victoria® diamond vine necklace in platinum, 16 ", Tiffany T1 wide diamond hinged bangle in 18k rose gold.   With the Holiday season approaching, Tiffany is planning to make your celebrations big this year. Let’s make the house even warmer than it was with Tiffany’s best home essentials. In Tiffany’s key launch this year – the T1 collection – things are all about celebrating. The T1 collection is all about being reminded of and celebrating your own successes every day. To give you some extra sparkle this Christmas and New Year's Eve, we would like to highlight the most beautiful pieces from both the Victoria and Schlumberger lines.     For the home: - Everyday Objects amazonite and wood chess and dam set, - Everyday Objects mahjong set in Tiffany Blue® leather box, - Tiffany Victoria® graduated line necklace in platinum with diamonds, - Diamond Point double old-fashioned glass in clear crystal (EU85, -), - Tiffany 1837® Maker Ice Tongs in Sterling Silver (EU620, -), - Tiffany 1837® Makers signet ring in 18k gold, 12 mm wide, - Tiffany 1837 Makers cocktail tray in sterling silver (EU3750, -).   For your four-legged friends: - Dog leash in Tiffany Blue® leather, large (EU410, -), - Drinking bowl for dogs in china, extra small (EU120, -), - Double dog bowl in china, - Nameplate for the dog in metal, extra small (EU220, -).     For celebrating your own successes:   Which year is even more suitable than this one to celebrate your own successes instead of parties? With this T1 collection, a special gift is automatically turned into a special occasion. Make your personal successes a lifelong memory by gifting these beautiful jewels so you can always carry them with you.   The T1 collection consists of rings and bracelets in rose gold, yellow gold and white gold. The entire collection is available in different widths and both with and without diamonds. The T1 collection is a modern reinterpretation of the original T line. You can distinguish the collections because the Tiffany T collection has openwork T structures, where they are always closed in the T1 collection.   Atlas X closed wide hinged bangle in 18k rose gold with pavé diamonds, Tiffany T1 wide diamond hinged bangle in 18k white gold, Tiffany T1 narrow diamond ring in 18k white gold, 2.5 mm wide, Tiffany T1 wide diamond ring in 18k rose gold, Tiffany T pavé diamond square bracelet in 18k rose gold, Tiffany HardWear link bracelet in 18k rose gold with diamonds, Tiffany T True wide ring in 18k rose gold with pavé diamonds, 5.5 mm wide, Tiffany T square bracelet in 18k gold, Tiffany T1 narrow diamond hinged bangle in 18k rose gold, Tiffany T medium smile pendant in 18k white gold with diamonds, The Tiffany® Setting engagement ring in platinum, Tiffany solitaire diamond earrings in platinum, Tiffany Victoria® diamond vine necklace in platinum, 16 ", Tiffany T1 wide diamond hinged bangle in 18k rose gold.  

Elhanati is launching a new collection, X Man at MYTHERESA.com this November
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Elhanati is launching a new collection, X Man at MYTHERESA.com this November

Jewelry For the first time, Elhanati launches new collection, X Man at MYTHERESA.com this November. X is handcrafted in 24K Gold-coated Sterling Silver in the Copenhagen atelier and is coated 3 times for a long life. Three malachite pieces will be available exclusively at mytheresa.com   Elhanati MAN X, draws on strong parallels between the Scandi minimalistic style and Elhanati’s Middle Eastern mystical universe. Featuring symbols from Elhanati’s previous collections, the sleek chains add character and feature a strong, powerful yet minimalistic expression for easy-to-wear men’s jewellery.     About Orit Elhanati, designer: I have been creating jewellery for men since I started in 2011. I have never had the need to do  men’s as I have been working from a unisex approach, we have always seen men ‘stealing’ their girlfriends and wives jewellery and vice versa. After much demand we launched our new jewellery men’s collection last year, and it was natural for me to continue X for men on a larger canvas. I used my signature symbols such as the rocks from the Sinai desert and the Malachite stone that is known to protect the bearer. For me it is a question of attitude, a question of using jewellery as something that makes a statement. It becomes of a part of your every day wardrobe, but also something that you can use for that special occasion. I love beautifying the bearer, and the X collection for me is somewhat a tribute to that raw, sexy personal expression. I love the old flashy jewellery statement from the 70ies and 80ies, but this collection is more something that becomes a part of the man’s everyday attire. I want the bearer to have a natural connection with the piece, to fall in love with the piece. For the first time, Elhanati launches new collection, X Man at MYTHERESA.com this November. X is handcrafted in 24K Gold-coated Sterling Silver in the Copenhagen atelier and is coated 3 times for a long life. Three malachite pieces will be available exclusively at mytheresa.com   Elhanati MAN X, draws on strong parallels between the Scandi minimalistic style and Elhanati’s Middle Eastern mystical universe. Featuring symbols from Elhanati’s previous collections, the sleek chains add character and feature a strong, powerful yet minimalistic expression for easy-to-wear men’s jewellery.     About Orit Elhanati, designer: I have been creating jewellery for men since I started in 2011. I have never had the need to do  men’s as I have been working from a unisex approach, we have always seen men ‘stealing’ their girlfriends and wives jewellery and vice versa. After much demand we launched our new jewellery men’s collection last year, and it was natural for me to continue X for men on a larger canvas. I used my signature symbols such as the rocks from the Sinai desert and the Malachite stone that is known to protect the bearer. For me it is a question of attitude, a question of using jewellery as something that makes a statement. It becomes of a part of your every day wardrobe, but also something that you can use for that special occasion. I love beautifying the bearer, and the X collection for me is somewhat a tribute to that raw, sexy personal expression. I love the old flashy jewellery statement from the 70ies and 80ies, but this collection is more something that becomes a part of the man’s everyday attire. I want the bearer to have a natural connection with the piece, to fall in love with the piece.

THE HERMÈS FASHION ACCESSORIES PRIZE
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THE HERMÈS FASHION ACCESSORIES PRIZE

Art The 35th edition of the Festival takes place from Thursday 15th to sunday 18th october 2020 at Hyères, at the villa Noailles. The exhibitions are open to the public until 29 november 2020.     Jean-Pierre Blanc is both the founder and the director of the festival which will be presided over by Pascale Mussard. Since 1986, the festival has promoted and supported young international fashion designers, since 1997 a competition has also existed for emerging photographers and this year, for the fourth time, a competition will also recognise young fashion accessory designers. The festival is acknowledged as the oldest fashion competition aimed at young professionals.   Several prizes are awarded to the competing designers thanks to grants provided by the festival’s partners who commit, together with the festival, to provide long term support. Practical assistance is provided right from the selection stage as well as during a period of two years in various different domains: financing, production, workmanship, materials, production, legal, media, exhibitions, workshops and residencies. This year again new partners are providing their support for this young generation by joining together with the arts center.   Hermès is partnering with the International Festival of Fashion, Photography and Fashion Accessories to launch the Hermès Fashion Accessories Prize. Through this prize, Hermès is delighted to support young talent and demonstrate its commitment to boldness and innovation as drivers of creativity. Creative freedom, a constant quest for the finest materials, the transmission of exceptional know- how, innovative craftsmanship and the aesthetics of function combine to embody the uniqueness of the house which, since 1837, has supported those who learn, master and transmit creative gestures. The Hermès Fashion Accessories Prize, with a grant of €20,000, is awarded to one winner for the creation of a piece of a leather fashion accessory. The 35th edition of the Festival takes place from Thursday 15th to sunday 18th october 2020 at Hyères, at the villa Noailles. The exhibitions are open to the public until 29 november 2020.     Jean-Pierre Blanc is both the founder and the director of the festival which will be presided over by Pascale Mussard. Since 1986, the festival has promoted and supported young international fashion designers, since 1997 a competition has also existed for emerging photographers and this year, for the fourth time, a competition will also recognise young fashion accessory designers. The festival is acknowledged as the oldest fashion competition aimed at young professionals.   Several prizes are awarded to the competing designers thanks to grants provided by the festival’s partners who commit, together with the festival, to provide long term support. Practical assistance is provided right from the selection stage as well as during a period of two years in various different domains: financing, production, workmanship, materials, production, legal, media, exhibitions, workshops and residencies. This year again new partners are providing their support for this young generation by joining together with the arts center.   Hermès is partnering with the International Festival of Fashion, Photography and Fashion Accessories to launch the Hermès Fashion Accessories Prize. Through this prize, Hermès is delighted to support young talent and demonstrate its commitment to boldness and innovation as drivers of creativity. Creative freedom, a constant quest for the finest materials, the transmission of exceptional know- how, innovative craftsmanship and the aesthetics of function combine to embody the uniqueness of the house which, since 1837, has supported those who learn, master and transmit creative gestures. The Hermès Fashion Accessories Prize, with a grant of €20,000, is awarded to one winner for the creation of a piece of a leather fashion accessory.

BRENT FAIYAZ DROPS EAGERLY ANTICIPATED NEW SINGLE “DEAD MAN WALKING”
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BRENT FAIYAZ DROPS EAGERLY ANTICIPATED NEW SINGLE “DEAD MAN WALKING”

Music The Maryland singer, artist, director, and culture shaker officially presented Dead Man Walking on alldigital platforms on Sep 18th via Lost Kids.    “Deadman Walking” follows up Brent Faiyaz’s explosive EP “Fuck The World”which has amassed over millions of global streams. Since emerging in 2014,Brent Faiyaz has projected the sultry voice of the streets. The Marylandnative has amassed 1+ billion streams, gold certification and various honors.He’s the rare maveric of this generation, he landed Top 200 with “FTW,” and#1 on Billboard R&B Charts.    You can listen to the tune here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBR01ndtids   Faiyaz has threaded together a dynamic and diverse piece in “Deadman Walking.” The single proves to be an amalgamation of Faiyaz’s introspectiveyet relatable lyrics and authentically crafted productions. Faiyaz’ subtlesound and complete vibratos carves him distinctly into a lane of his own withlittle need for reference. Instrumentally, an array of hypnotic drums andbass, heavy percussion and low synths back Faiyaz, who leaves just enoughroom for thought between each bar.   Now recognized for his impeccable mastery of hand-crafted melody,arrangement, harmonic depth and sultry vocal touch. As a contemporaryand multi-faceted artist Brent Faiyaz continually defies convention with hisconjuration of laid-back melodies and insidious infectiousness. Everyonefrom i-D and Rolling Stone to Nylon have touted his steady rise.     BRENT FAIYAZ:  FACEBOOKl INSTAGRAMl TWITTER The Maryland singer, artist, director, and culture shaker officially presented Dead Man Walking on alldigital platforms on Sep 18th via Lost Kids.    “Deadman Walking” follows up Brent Faiyaz’s explosive EP “Fuck The World”which has amassed over millions of global streams. Since emerging in 2014,Brent Faiyaz has projected the sultry voice of the streets. The Marylandnative has amassed 1+ billion streams, gold certification and various honors.He’s the rare maveric of this generation, he landed Top 200 with “FTW,” and#1 on Billboard R&B Charts.    You can listen to the tune here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBR01ndtids   Faiyaz has threaded together a dynamic and diverse piece in “Deadman Walking.” The single proves to be an amalgamation of Faiyaz’s introspectiveyet relatable lyrics and authentically crafted productions. Faiyaz’ subtlesound and complete vibratos carves him distinctly into a lane of his own withlittle need for reference. Instrumentally, an array of hypnotic drums andbass, heavy percussion and low synths back Faiyaz, who leaves just enoughroom for thought between each bar.   Now recognized for his impeccable mastery of hand-crafted melody,arrangement, harmonic depth and sultry vocal touch. As a contemporaryand multi-faceted artist Brent Faiyaz continually defies convention with hisconjuration of laid-back melodies and insidious infectiousness. Everyonefrom i-D and Rolling Stone to Nylon have touted his steady rise.     BRENT FAIYAZ:  FACEBOOKl INSTAGRAMl TWITTER

SAINT LAURENT CARRE
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SAINT LAURENT CARRE

Accessories AS AN ICONIC BAG OF THE HOUSE, THE CARRÉ IS DRAWING ON THE BEST CRAFTSMANSHIPS AND TRADITIONS OF MAROQUINERIE. AN INTRICATE HAND-MADE TREATMENT GIVES A UNIQUE TEXTURE, BOTH RIGID AND GLOSSY TO A CAREFULLY SELECTED HIGH QUALITY BOX LEATHER. FROM THE NEWLY THINNED AND REDESIGNED EDGES TO THE PLONGÉ LAMBSKIN LINING, MADE ELASTIC AND MARKS-RESISTANT THANK TO A SPECIFIC WORK, EVERY SINGLE DETAIL MAKES THE CARRÉ A TIMELESS PIECE OF LUXURY. STARTING FROM $2 800. AS AN ICONIC BAG OF THE HOUSE, THE CARRÉ IS DRAWING ON THE BEST CRAFTSMANSHIPS AND TRADITIONS OF MAROQUINERIE. AN INTRICATE HAND-MADE TREATMENT GIVES A UNIQUE TEXTURE, BOTH RIGID AND GLOSSY TO A CAREFULLY SELECTED HIGH QUALITY BOX LEATHER. FROM THE NEWLY THINNED AND REDESIGNED EDGES TO THE PLONGÉ LAMBSKIN LINING, MADE ELASTIC AND MARKS-RESISTANT THANK TO A SPECIFIC WORK, EVERY SINGLE DETAIL MAKES THE CARRÉ A TIMELESS PIECE OF LUXURY. STARTING FROM $2 800.

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