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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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Valentino takes haute couture to the circus in Rome show

Italian luxury group Valentino had models suspended from swings in flowing white gowns against a pitch-black background in a circus-inspired haute couture show, live-streamed from Rome on Tuesday.

5 years ago
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Virus forces Nobel to cancel banquet for first time in decades

The Nobel Foundation, which manages the Nobel Prizes, on Tuesday cancelled its traditional December banquet because of the coronavirus pandemic and said the award ceremonies would be held in "new forms".

5 years ago
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Challenges of home learning during a pandemic through the eyes of a student

As a student participating in the home-learning program, online school was confusing to adjust to as we were not prepared through simulations or practices beforehand.

5 years ago
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Handmade ties from southern Italy with a British twist

In Naples, the tiny shop near the sea remains much as it was when it opened in 1914, with its wood-framed windows, chandelier, and counter where the red, blue, polka dot or diamond-patterned ties are displayed.

5 years ago
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Christie's woos millennial buyers with new Michael Jordan-themed auction

Christie's is collaborating with sneaker purveyor Stadium Goods for the online sale "Original Air", which is billed as "the most comprehensive sneaker record of Michael Jordan's era-defining Chicago Bulls career".

5 years ago
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No kissing and disinfect the microphone: Japan nightlife sets its virus rules

Campaigners for Japan's nightlife workers say they need realistic guidelines for how to stay safe and remain in business amid the novel coronavirus.

5 years ago
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Bikes wedge their way into heavy Paris traffic

Since France emerged from its two-month lockdown in May, the number of cyclists in Paris has skyrocketed, increasing by more than 50 percent, according to the city council. Videos on social media of packs of cyclists along the Rue de Rivoli -- a historic, bustling thoroughfare that cuts across central Paris -- elicited astonished reactions online. 

5 years ago
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In Sweden, a 'second-hand' mall draws big crowds

Not content with the average neighborhood thrift store, a city in Sweden has opened a whole shopping mall dedicated to giving pre-owned items new life.

5 years ago
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Fashion turns digital for pandemic season

The pandemic has disrupted many of the world’s industries, and fashion is certainly not spared.  

5 years ago
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Masks and social distancing at Dolce & Gabbana's first COVID-era catwalk

No air kissing and no hugs, a safely distanced front row and face masks were de rigueur as Dolce & Gabbana had to rewrite the rules of high-end fashion engagement with one of the first physical shows of the COVID-19 era.

5 years ago
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Virtual shopping remains favorable in 'new normal'

The COVID-19 outbreak has transformed how fashion retailers do business.

5 years ago
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Shock and ale: Electric fence keeps drinkers back from the bar in English pub

The landlord of Star Inn in the village of St Just, England, has installed an electric fence in front of the bar to make sure that social distancing guidelines are followed.

5 years ago
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3 reasons to opt for fashion rental

While still largely unknown, online clothing rental platforms offering temporary enjoyment of ready-to-wear pieces from high street brands and fashion houses are expected to explode in the months and years to come.

5 years ago
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Which face mask should I wear?

There are many different ways to cover your face to protect against infectious diseases, whether that’s with a bought surgical mask, one you make yourself out of cloth, or with a scarf or bandana. Each type has its pros and cons.

5 years ago
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Businesses practice caution as they reopen in new normal

Before large-scale social restrictions (PSBB) were imposed in mid-March, M Bloc Space was a popular spot for young people with an interest in music, fashion, art and film.

5 years ago
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Self-pampering at home sans 'me time'

Many salons still offering home services for those reluctant to leave their homes for a hair trim.

5 years ago
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Milan goes 'phygital' for first apres-lockdown fashion week

Milan kicks off its first Digital Fashion Week on Tuesday with two live runway shows, including from heavyweights Dolce & Gabbana, to send out a message of "positivity." 

5 years ago
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Can introverts thrive in business? 5 tips for survival and success

Some introverts can actually be very good business leaders, and some excel in more specific roles like sales or business development.

5 years ago
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Japan youth sleep 8 hours a day, longer than 10 years ago: Survey

Japanese in their 20s and early 30s sleep about eight hours a day, 40 to 50 minutes longer than 10 years ago, as they go to bed earlier, according to a recent survey.

5 years ago
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Traditional tableware adds whimsy with Line Friends

“Kwangjuyo Brown & Friends Series” collection is jointly produced by the two companies.

5 years ago
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Hermes has upper hand in lawsuit against Korean fashion label

French luxury fashion house Hermes gained the upper hand in a lawsuit against Korean fashion label Playnomore, alleging copyright infringement of its signature handbags Kelly and Birkin.

5 years ago
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Money buys even more happiness than it used to

Many factors determine happiness, but one has stirred considerable controversy over the years: money.

5 years ago
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Video won't kill the catwalk, say critics of first digital fashion week

Video may have killed the radio star, but on the reaction to the first ever digital Paris fashion week, the queens of the catwalk can breathe easy.

5 years ago
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Louis Vuitton quits Paris to show in China and Japan

Louis Vuitton is taking its men's fashion collections on the road for the first time, with shows in China and Japan rather than Paris.

5 years ago
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Speak quietly and follow the rules, Tokyo nightclubs told as coronavirus re-emerges

Authorities will conduct coronavirus testing in Tokyo's nightlife districts, where infections have surged again, and are urging nightclub hosts and hostess to follow advice on safely interacting with customers.

5 years ago
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Sports Illustrated uses transgender model in swimsuit issue for first time

Sports Illustrated is featuring a transgender model for the first time ever in its swimsuit issue this year.

5 years ago
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Paris fashion designers make Black Lives Matter plea

The Dutch brand Botter made an impassioned plea for the Black Lives Matter movement Friday at Paris men's fashion week.

5 years ago
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Skin whitening creams remain online despite mercury findings

Skin-whitening creams identified as containing potentially dangerous levels of mercury continue to be sold online more than seven months after a watchdog group raised the alarm.

5 years ago
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Social Bella teams up with Hollywood makeup artist Archangela Chelsea

As Sociolla's beauty guru, Archangela Chelsea will share inspiring content about beauty trends, including tips and tricks about unique makeup.

5 years ago
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Fair and unlovely: India confronts dark-skin bias

An Indian student is leading a campaign against whitening creams as global anti-racism protests highlight the obsession with fair complexions for many in Asia.

5 years ago
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