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Rick Owens opened up his Paris home to host his latest menswear show

Rick Owens’ home on Paris’ Place du Palais Bourbon was the intimate setting for the designer’s A/W 2024 collection, a search for connection and community

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Pitti Uomo 105 saw menswear designers consider the passing of time

Past, present and future collided at Pitti Uomo 105, as SS Daley and Magliano showed their A/W 2024 collections at the Florentine menswear fair

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Louis Vuitton’s miniature symphony is this year’s most enchanting accessory

Louis Vuitton’s ‘LV Symphony’, a series of miniature musical instruments which double as brooches and rings, was awarded ‘Best Orchestral Manoeuvre’ at the Wallpaper* Design Awards 2024

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‘It’s been one of the toughest rides of my career’: Sabyasachi Mukherjee

Sabyasachi Mukherjee, known for his single-minded focus on building a brand, timed his first high jewellery show in the country as a fitting end to a year that saw many highs, including the launch of his emporium near Horniman Circle in Mumbai, and his Animal Ball presentation at London’s Lancaster…

The Hindu

The story of fashion in 2023, as captured in pictures from the pages of Wallpaper*

From Miu Miu knickers, archival Chanel and Loewe angel wings to designer debuts, exits and anniversaries, the definitive fashion moments of 2023 as told through the pages of Wallpaper*

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Year in review: top 10 fashion interviews of 2023, as selected by Wallpaper’s Jack Moss

From rare glimpses inside Chanel, Hermès and Jil Sander, to spending time at home with Margaret Howell, these are the stories behind the figures who have defined a year in style

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The Miami exhibition unpacking Martin Margiela’s elusive fashion legacy

‘Margiela: In the Void’ – curated by Byronesque and the Parodi Costume Collection – is a rare look at Martin Margiela’s fashion oeuvre, one that revels in the incompleteness of the archive

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At Celine, artist Banks Violette creates an unexpected play on the festive window

As part of the Celine Art Project, Hedi Slimane has drafted American artist Banks Violette to create a series of ‘collapsing’ chandeliers in Celine stores worldwide this month

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Street animals hurt, or missing, due to bursting of loud Diwali crackers in Navi Mumbai

MUMBAI: Worried animal feeders and activists have put up several online posts on social networking sites about missing stray dogs and cats from several localities in the city and Thane, Navi Mumbai areas since the Diwali night when loud crackers were burst for a prolonged period. Many street animals were…

The Times of India

Who’s going to be nominated for the 2024 Grammy Awards?

Ahead of the 66th Grammy Awards, Roisin O’Connor takes a look at the artists and albums we’re likely to see when the nominations are announced this week

The Independent UK

Food ads are in the crosshairs as Burger King, others face lawsuits for false advertising

Food ads have long made their subjects look bigger, juicier and crispier than they are in real life

The Independent UK

Watch this La Jetée-inspired fashion film by Melanie + Ramon, captured on the streets of Paris

Taken alongside the Wallpaper* September 2023 cover shoot, this fashion film by Melanie + Ramon draws inspiration from Chris Marker’s experimental 1962 French science-fiction movie La Jetée

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The Glossary: Unpacking A/W 2023’s extra-ordinary looks

As seen in the Wallpaper* September 2023 Style Issue, Dal Chodha explores A/W 2023’s defining looks through the writings of Georges Perec, a French author who studied the minute magnificence of everyday life

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Craig Green’s new collection is a musing on connection and human touch

Craig Green celebrates ten years with a two-seasons-in-one collection that muses on connection, loneliness and the human body – featuring sculptural adornment inspired by wrestler’s dummies

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Chinese Motorcycle Manufacturer AW Unveils Sporty 500 R And 500 N

A rather new and obscure Chinese manufacturer by the name of AW has released two new models: the 500 N and 500 R, sporty machines with the same 500cc engine.

Los Angeles Times

Review: Lana Del Rey's most personal album yet may just be her best

Lana Del Rey's sprawling and obsessive new LP — "the ninth studio album," as its cover describes it in a flourish of self-mythologizing graphic design — is the one where this great American collage artist begins cut-and-pasting herself.

The Guardian - UK

Lana Del Rey: Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd review – arresting introspection

The songwriter’s ninth album is heavy and disarmingly truthful, yet expands its close lens thanks to her wide-ranging, alluring aesthetic looseness

USA Today Sports Media Group

New Epson Tour leader Jody Brothers left the PGA Tour hoping to create meaningful change for those stretching every dollar

“I want to identify what is the right thing to have on our tour week in and week out."

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Beyond Meat plant’s dirty conditions revealed in photos, documents

Photos and internal documents from a Beyond Meat Inc. plant in Pennsylvania show apparent mold, Listeria and other food-safety issues, compounding problems at a factory the company had expected to play a major role in its future.

The Independent UK

As US abortion access wanes, this doctor travels to fill a void

Dr Shelly Tien, a maternal-foetal medicine specialist, travels across state lines to provide abortions in places with limited abortion access

Chicago Sun-Times

Samuel E. Nichols Jr., who gave up an Art Institute scholarship to help his family, dead at 93

But he never gave up art, even while working for the post office. His sister Nichelle Nichols, famed as Lt. Uhura on “Star Trek,” called him “one of the finest artists” she ever saw.

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