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Fashion futures: Indonesian designers navigating an era of disruption

From social media’s double-edged reach to the rise of AI and an uneasy economy, Indonesian designers are learning to adapt, endure and redefine creativity in fashion’s most unpredictable moment.

2 weeks ago
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The Gramercy Phase 2 fulfil demands of modern and refined lifestyle

Jakarta’s affluent couples and individuals are increasingly drawn to exclusive landed homes that not only meet the needs of modern living but also enhance the quality of life they aspire to. ...

1 month ago
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Cockfighting livestreams thrive in Philippines despite ban and murders

Since the e-sabong ban was initiated, the country's telecoms commission has blocked more than 6,800 e-sabong websites. ...

2 months ago

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K-pop group Stray Kids named Shopee Indonesia brand ambassadors

Shopee Indonesia will hold the Shopee 11.11 Big Sale with Stray Kids to begin a series of collaborative projects with K-pop boyband Stray Kids. 

5 years ago
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Must be love: The Tokyo 'clinic' treating stuffed toys

The Natsumi Clinic specializes in restoring much-loved teddies and other cuddly toys to their original glory, delighting deeply attached owners like Yui Kato, who brought in the sheep, Yuki-chan.

5 years ago
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COVID-19 pandemic changes friendships around globe

A recent online survey conducted by the Los Angeles-based market research company Alter Agents and social media company Snap Inc., which manages Snapchat, between July and September this year, found that the pandemic had changed friendships around the globe. 

5 years ago
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Social media users total 4.14 billion

For the first time, the number of active social media users in the world passed the 4 billion mark.

5 years ago
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Restart: IDEAFEST returns in 2020 with all-virtual format

With the pandemic still not letting up, annual creative industry festival IDEAFEST shifts to an all-online format for its ninth edition.

5 years ago
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BLP Beauty to launch 7 new foundation shades

BLP Beauty has announced seven new shades for its Face Base line, with all 12 shades to be available both online and offline starting this Thursday.

5 years ago
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K-pop's social media power spurs Thailand's youth protests

From raising hundreds of thousands of dollars for Thai protesters to inspiring the youths who join demonstrations through dances and social media, K-pop fans have emerged as a potent political force in Thailand's anti-government movement.

5 years ago
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A cafe in Yemen run by women, for women

When Um Feras realized there were no leisure spaces for women in her city in Yemen, she founded her own cafe and hopes to change attitudes about women-led businesses.

5 years ago
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C3AFA Singapore to be held online in December

C3AFA Singapore will be held online in early December. 

5 years ago
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Consumers drawn to home products, free shipping during pandemic

With regard to reasons for shopping online, Twitter data showed 56 percent of users said free shipping was among the top reasons to make online purchases, followed by discounts at 55.6 percent and buyer reviews at 54.1 percent.

5 years ago
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Fashion site unveils new and improved 'Zozosuit 2'

Online fashion retailer Zozo Inc unveiled a successor to its "Zozosuit" body-measuring suit, one of a string of failed projects ahead of the exit of founder Yusaku Maezawa, promising greater accuracy through design and software changes.

5 years ago
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Comic Relief stops sending celebs to Africa after white savior furor

British charity Comic Relief said on Wednesday that it will stop sending celebrities to Africa to raise funds following criticism that figures like singer Ed Sheeran acted like "white saviors".

5 years ago
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LVMH and Tiffany end luxury battle, cut price on $16 billion takeover

France's LVMH will pay slightly less to acquire US jeweler Tiffany & Co after the two companies agreed to end a bitter dispute triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic and salvage the luxury sector's biggest-ever deal.

5 years ago
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Fashion's past and present commune at New York's Met

Whether by repetition, rupture or reinvention, fashion has always maintained a complex relationship to time, a link New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art is exploring in a new exhibition opening Thursday.

5 years ago
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JD.id launches virtual try-on for beauty products

E-commerce platform JD.id has launched a feature on its app that gets as close as possible to an in-shop experience of trying makeup.

5 years ago
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Cars, electro and sequins: Drive-in raves in virus-hit US

The trend was born in Germany in April, where the first in-vehicle raves sprang up after music festivals and clubs were shut down. 

5 years ago
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Second-hand site Vinted happy to scare clothing retailers

With more than 1.3 billion euros ($1.5 billion) in sales last year on its platform and a new acquisition under its belt, second-hand clothes innovator Vinted believes it is starting to scare fashion retailers -- for the good of the planet.

5 years ago
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Japan Ink: Growing tribe proudly defies tattoo taboo, hopes for Olympian boost

There's a growing tribe of Japanese ink aficionados who defy deeply-rooted taboos associating tattoos with crime, turning their skin into vivid palettes of color with elaborate full-body designs, often featuring characters from traditional legends.

5 years ago
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Technogym bets on home fitness boom as virus empties gyms

Restrictions to contain the new coronavirus, or even just fears of contagion, have prompted many people to give up training at their local gym. 

5 years ago
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Day of the Dead 'skeleton' Barbie splits opinion in Mexico

She's been a princess, a president, a Marine Corps sergeant, an astronaut and a Star Wars stormtrooper. In Mexico for the Day of the Dead festival, Barbie is even a skeleton.

5 years ago
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Jakarta Content Week 2020 aims to be creative content hub in Asia Pacific

Jakarta Content Week 2020 celebrates a plethora of content creatives in Indonesia. 

5 years ago
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Austria prints a postage stamp to remember COVID-19 by, on toilet paper

Austria's postal service has united two aspects of the coronavirus pandemic in a stamp printed on toilet paper that people can also, at a push, use for social distancing.

5 years ago
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Limited-edition G-SHOCK x One Piece to be available in Indonesia

The limited-edition G-SHOCK x One Piece watch will soon greet its fans in Indonesia.

5 years ago
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Apple expands 'Express' retail store format ahead of holiday season

Apple Inc is expanding a new physical store format as it tries to get iPhone 12 models into customers' hands.

5 years ago
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Ferragamo family explores stake sale to drive Italian fashion brand revamp: Sources

The family owners of Italian fashion house Salvatore Ferragamo have held informal talks with financial investors to sell a minority stake in their holding firm as they seek to turn around the luxury brand and cope with the fallout of COVID-19.

5 years ago
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Road to BeautyFest Asia 2020 features Lizzie Para, Dinar Amanda

Road to BeautyFest Asia 2020 features four beauty influencers in a series of virtual events prior to the annual BeautyFest Asia. 

5 years ago
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Fresh ideas: Saving Japan's legendary drinks vending machines

The COVID-19 pandemic has made vending machines less essential -- so much so that monthly sales of drinks dropped by over 35 percent earlier this year.

5 years ago
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On a tightrope: Bulgarian circus defies odds during COVID pandemic

Like much of Europe, Bulgaria has seen a surge in COVID-19 infections this autumn, and this has quickly dented the numbers of visitors coming to the 2,000-seat venue.

5 years ago
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Wedding receptions help hotels stay afloat during pandemic

With regard to health and safety protocols, hotels have been following government recommendations. 

5 years ago
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Welcome aboard, sort of: How to start a new job in 2020

Recent hires often are working from home, which means employee learning, socializing with colleagues, integrating into teams and starting on projects are all taking place in a fully virtual environment.

5 years ago
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