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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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Tinder tests video chat feature in select countries, including Indonesia

Users will have full control over the feature and it can only be used when both parties, who have matched on Tinder, agree to turn on the feature. 

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Designers get creative for couture under lockdown

Confronted with problems in fabric deliveries and supplier closures during France's coronavirus lockdown, fashion designer Alexis Mabille had to improvise to salvage his next collection, turning to materials he had to hand.

5 years ago
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Chanel resurrects Lagerfeld's punk princesses

South Sudanese model Adut Akech was the star of Chanel's teeny-weeny Paris haute couture show Tuesday which featured two "punk princesses".

5 years ago
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Kim Kardashian urges brands to work with Black models

Kim Kardashian is encouraging businesses to hire Black models after she worked with them on her own makeup line.

5 years ago
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Marriage and money help but don't lead to long-lasting happiness

We all know big life events like marriage, parenthood, job loss and the death of loved one can affect our well-being. But by how much and for how long?

5 years ago
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No more 'N-word': Scrabble players look to bar racist or homophobic slurs

The world of tournament Scrabble is split over whether to remove racial and anti-LGBT+ slurs from official dictionaries, as governing bodies debate the rules in light of the global Black Lives Matter protests.

5 years ago
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You could buy 'a Basquiat' for less than 200 euros

Dr. Martens is paying homage to Jean-Michel Basquiat with a collection of adults' and children's shoes inspired by some of the American artist's most iconic works. 

5 years ago
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Fashion must 'enforce inclusion' says supermodel Naomi Campbell

Supermodel Naomi Campbell said Monday that the fashion industry must start "enforcing inclusion" on the catwalk and beyond.

5 years ago
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Tunisia women cyclists challenge gender norms

Bicycling has made recent inroads in the Tunisian capital, with women leading the peloton to achieve greater mobility and break gender norms as the coronavirus pandemic boosts the two-wheeled trend.

5 years ago
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First-ever online Paris fashion week clicks off

The first-ever online Paris fashion week clicks off Monday with the world of glitzy runway shows thrown into an existential crisis by the coronavirus.

5 years ago
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Swimming makes you hungrier and likely to eat more at the next meal: New research

People often believe that exercise can make you hungrier, so they may therefore eat more during subsequent meals.

5 years ago
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'Smoke that thunders': First 'made-in-Zimbabwe' luxury cigars

A Zimbabwean entrepreneur in Africa's top tobacco producer has launched the first local brand of hand-rolled cigars, defying coronavirus and economic odds to light up manufacturing. 

5 years ago
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Indian man wears gold face mask to ward off coronavirus

An Indian man said he paid about $4,000 for a bespoke gold face mask to protect him from the coronavirus raging in the country. 

5 years ago
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NASA's ‘smell of space' has been converted into a perfume

The smell of space that NASA created to prepare astronauts for their missions beyond Earth's atmosphere is being turned into a perfume.

5 years ago
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Runway revolution: Is this the end of fashion as we know it?

Many are questioning not just the infernal rhythm and environmental impact of five and six collections a year, but whether fashion weeks or even fashion shows still make sense in a digital world.

5 years ago
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L’Oréal Indonesia plans to use recycled plastics for all its packaging

The move is part of the cosmetics company's recently launched global sustainability program dubbed L’Oréal for the Future, which aims to use such eco-friendly plastics for all its product packaging by 2030.

5 years ago
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‘Australian English as prestigious as American English’

“Australia wants to make clear to Koreans we should be the destination of choice for people who want to study English language,” James Bourne, second secretary at the Embassy of Australia, said during an interview at his office in the Australian Embassy in central Seoul.

5 years ago
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Haute couture: Balmain to break new ground with performance on the Seine

Balmain creative director Olivier Rousteing is organizing a show that will combine fashion and music on the Seine on July 5.

5 years ago
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South Korean 'augmented reality' mirror allows touchless cosmetics

An augmented reality (AR) mirror at the new Seoul flagship boutique of cosmetics powerhouse Amorepacific makes easy work of seeing if that scarlet shade of lipstick or long-lash mascara suits you - even if you're wearing a face mask.

5 years ago
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First ever Haute Couture Week to be accessible to the general public

The French Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode has officially launched its dedicated online platform for Paris Haute Couture week.

5 years ago
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Luxury British department store Harrods to cut nearly 700 jobs

Luxury British department store Harrods said it plans to cut up to 672 jobs because of the coronavirus crisis, which kept its flagship branch in central London closed for nearly three months.

5 years ago
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French, Greeks are Europe’s rudest drivers, poll shows

Drivers in most of Europe say they have adopted safer and more courteous behavior behind the wheel, with the notable exception of the French and Greeks who share the top spot for hurling insults at other road users, polling data showed Wednesday.

5 years ago
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Lego pauses social media ad spending

Danish toy maker Lego said Wednesday it was halting all paid advertising on social media for a month, joining a growing list of global brands boycotting social networking giants over their handling of hateful and toxic content.

5 years ago
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Ahok's batik shirt attracts Rp 100m in first bidding round

Three of the former Jakarta governor's batik shirts, which he wore to his blasphemy trial in May 2017, are up for auction, with proceeds to go toward crowdfunding campaigns for distributing essential goods and supplies during the COVID-19 epidemic.

5 years ago
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Embracing the new normal in automotive trade

Proactive sellers go above and beyond by offering home test drives, as well as financial simulation and consultation remotely.

5 years ago
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Menswear shop T.M. Lewin to close all UK stores, go online only

British shirt shop T.M. Lewin will close all its stores and go online only.

5 years ago
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Young Italians pick cows over clubbing in Italy

There has been a 12 percent rise in the number of people under 35 at the helm of agricultural businesses in the past five years, Coldiretti said in a study of data from last year.

5 years ago
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VW, Adidas, Puma join Facebook ad boycott over hate speech

German giants Volkswagen, Puma and Adidas on Tuesday joined a growing advertiser boycott over hate speech against Facebook, following major consumer companies like Levi's and Coca-Cola.

5 years ago
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Etro to organize a mixed runway show for Milan Digital Fashion Week

In what looks to be a return to business as usual, the family-run fashion label Etro has opted to present its latest men's and women's collections with a physical show at the next Milan Fashion Week.

5 years ago
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Geneva auto show 2021 cancelled over virus crisis

Geneva's auto show was cancelled this year amid the coronavirus pandemic, and organizers said Monday they were also scrapping the 2021 edition as the auto sector reels from the crisis.

5 years ago
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