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FORMATION Joseph Saraceno

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L’HEURE BLANCHE Simon Normand

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TANYA Giuliano Bekor

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PEAU AIME Fabrice Keusch

38 EVENT BVLGARI - Van Gogh Museum

COVER Photographed by Giuliano Bekor Stylist: Quentin Fears Model: Tanya Glotova - Hollywood Models

40 EVENT Opera Gala for the German...

42 EVENT Kryolan at Bambi Awards 2017

44 EVENT Light shows brighten up Hong Kong...

46 EVENT Moncler & Stylebop.com Collaboration

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DESERT ROSE Erwyn Loewen

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HER EYES TELL NO LIES Hong Li

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EVENT Swarovski Celebrates “Women of Impact”

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Fashion and Art Contact us info@1968magazine.com advertising@1968magazine.com submissions@1968magazine.com subscriptions@1968magazine.com letters@1968magazine.com Contributing Photographers Joseph Saraceno, Giuliano Bekor, Simon Normand, Fabrice Keusch, Erwyn Loewen, Arline Malakian, Hong Li, Alex Yanbaev Contributing Stylists Tricia Hall, Quentin Fears, Aline Rena, Theresa Cann, Rita Fiorucci, Felicia Ann Ryan, Stacy Sladko Contributing Makeup Artists and Hair Stylists Luis Casco, Robert Steinken, MaĂŻna Militza, Sabine Reinling, Michael Byron, Reece Walker, Elena Pacienza, Irene Latour, Jenya Bazhenova

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Joe Fresh Daily Boost fluid foundations at Shoppers Drug Mart Stoneware cutting board, H&M Home

Joe Fresh Fresh Glass lip glosses at Shoppers Drug Mart Napkin Holder, H&M Home

Hard Candy Stroke of Gorgeous soft glide long wear eyeliners Hard Candy Prismatic Highlighter Bourjois powder brush Marble cutting board, Homesense

FORMATION Photographed by Joseph Saraceno www.josephsaraceno.com Stylist: Tricia Hall

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Beauty counter Tint Skin hydrating foundations Charlotte Tilbury Film star Bronze & Glow face sculpt & highlight Charlotte Tilbury Legendary Lashes Mascaras Metal tray, H&M Home

Urban Decay Naked Ultimate Basics palette Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Finish skin perfecting micro-powder

Beauty counter Colour Pinch cream blushers Charlotte Tilbury Eyes to Mesmerize long-lasting easy colours Metal tray, H&M Home

NARS Velvet Matte Foundation Sticks Cake stand, H&M Home

Givenchy Rouge Interdit lipstick

Marc Jacobs Beauty brushes & Air Blush compact Sephora Long Lasting eyeshadows Marble cutting board, Homesense

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Bite Beauty Amuse Bouche Liquified Lipsticks (sold individually) Leather tray, H&M Home

Bourjois Rouge Edition Velvet lipstick Porcelain cake stand, H&M Home

Bite Beauty The Perfect Bite Amuse Bouche lipstick set of 4 Metal tray, H&M Home

Quo brushes at Shoppers Drug Mart Metal tray, H&M Home

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TANYA Photographed by Giuliano Bekor

www.giulianobekor.com Stylist: Quentin Fears Makeup Artist: Luis Casco, represented by Cloutier Remix Agency Hair Stylist: Robert Steinken, represented by Celestine Agency Model: Tanya Glotova - Hollywood Model Management Jewelry by Azita Mireshghi

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L’heure blanche Photographed by Simon Normand

www.simonnormand.com Makeup Artist: Maïna Militza, represented by Folio Montreal Model: Emma Génier - Folio Montreal

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PEAU AIME Photographed by Fabrice Keusch www.fabrice-keusch.com Stylist: Aline Rena Makeup and Hair: Sabine Reinling Model: Daria S. - UP Models

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Leather bag - BALENCIAGA

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Falabella Box shoulder bag STELLA Mc CARTNEY

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Leather bag - SAINT LAURENT Pants - ISABEL BENENATO

Leather bookcase bag - PRADA

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Embossed leather bag with crystals DG Millennials DOLCE & GABBANA

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Runaway Regular Bag - FENDI

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BVLGARI celebrates special night at the Van Gogh Museum

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VLGARI celebrated the homecoming of the stolen masterpieces of Vincent Van Gogh with a special night at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. Two Vincent Van Gogh’s stolen masterpieces were recovered in Naples, Italy, fourteen years after their theft from the Museum, thanks to the invaluable efforts and contribution of the Italian Guardia di Finanza and other competent authorities.

The Embassy of Italy in the Netherlands was aware that major brands of ‘Made in Italy’ could contribute to the

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Museum’s efforts to restore the two masterpieces. BVLGARI replied immediately to the Embassy’s call and made it to its mission to once again preserve cultural heritage by aiding the homecoming of the two pieces. The project would fit perfectly in the wider cultural collaboration between Italy and the Netherlands.

Especially for BVLGARI invitees, the paintings, “View of the Sea at Scheveningen” and “Congregation leaving the Reformed Church in Nuenen”, were displayed at the Van Gogh Museum for one night only. After a private tour through the museum, guests enjoyed a dinner in the museum.

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Lana Milona (L) and Princess Lilly zu Sayn

Both Vincent Van Gogh and BVLGARI are known for their use of bright colors and bold designs, and both hold special places in the hearts of their motherlands. And just like Vincent Van Gogh is Dutch heritage, BVLGARI has become Italian heritage.

choker with sapphires and diamonds inspired by the outlines of the Sant’Angelo Church in Rome, a Monete bracelet set with ancient coins created in the 1960s, inspired by the Roman Forum, or the iconic Serpenti watches, also from the 1960s. Serpenti’s inspiration is the omnipresent serpentine motif found in ancient Rome, which is nowadays still the main muse for one of BVLGARI’s most iconic and divine collections. The artful inspirations cannot only be found in heritage pieces, but also in recent collections. The Diva collection, inspired by the Caracalla thermal baths’ mosaic floors, offers the perfect example of how BVLGARI is, and has always been, in tune with the world of arts. Similarly, the Colosseum, the most famous circular monument of the world, provided BVLGARI with the inspiration for the celebrated B.01 ring.

BVLGARI evermore seeks to bridge jewelry with art, in belief that these two universes share the same creative drive in designing, moulding and finishing unique pieces whose vocation it is to remain eternal. When it comes to sketching a jewel, BVLGARI aims to surpass creative boundaries, drawing inspiration from art, archaeology, architectural details and nature, thus continually keeping the link between art and the pieces alive. Some of the most unique heritage creations are carriers of Roman architecture and arts, such as a

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Opera Gala for the german AIDS Foundation

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erlin - On the 4th of November the Deutsche Opera opened up the doors for the 24th Festive Opera gala in favour of the German AIDS Foundation. It was an exclusive evening for the more than 2,000 guests from Politics, Economics, Culture and Media.

The Initiators have been delighted that so many guests have followed their invitation to support the good cause: “The amount of guests proves every year how important our fight against HIV and AIDS is” explains Dr. Alard von Rohr, and Alfred Weiss complemented: “We are happy about net receipts in the amount of 500,000 Euro.” With this years’ receipts more than 8 Million Euro have been contributed to the German AIDS Foundation in total.

Evenings’ highlight was the awarding of the “World Without AIDS Award” to H.R.H. Princess Mabel van Oranje and Michel Sidibé who have been awarded for their outstanding engagement in global fight against HIV and AIDS. With her Foundation “Girls Not Brides” Mabel van Oranje is fighting to end child marriage, since AIDS is the number one death cause number one among young girls (age 10 - 19) in Africa and number two in the world. UNAIDS Executive Director, Michel Sidibé has the vision that more and more countries agree upon an action plan to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030.

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Cosima Auermann

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To Back and Winnie Appel & Paa’pa provided for high spirits on the dance floor.

Premium partner MAC Cosmetics and the Verband der Privaten Krankenversicherung (PKV) are also supporting the German AIDS Foundation. Additional Sponsors are ELTECGEOCLIMA, Allgemeiner Grund & Boden Fundus, Standard Life as well as Lipke & Lipke. All partners emphasize their social responsibility for people with HIV and AIDS as well as their cultural and social engagement.

The Festive Opera gala is, with its high level guest list, the internationally well-known artists and attractive evening program, a constant in the social life of the German capital and one of the most important charity events in favour of the German AIDS Foundation.

The gala has been presented by Audi: “It is a special honour for us to support the German AIDS Foundation and to be a partner in this fight against HIV and AIDS”, Martin Sander, Head of Sales Germany, explains the engagement of the AUDI AG.

The German AIDS Foundation is the largest AIDS charity organization in Germany which directly supports people affected. For more than 30 years the organization supports needy people with HIV and AIDS by supporting projects like assisted living, qualification measures or recovery.

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Kryolan at Bambi Awards 2017

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nce again, Kryolan puts the red-carpet stars centre stage at the 2017 BAMBI Awards.

This is the glamor event of the year; in addition to attracting well-known national stars, the BAMBI Awards also attract many high-ranking stars from outside of Germany. A wonderful opportunity to stride across the red carpet in full style, introduce the latest trends, and show off

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your best side. Once again the exclusive make-up partner of the BAMBI Awards, the international cosmetics manufacturer Kryolan is supporting the event with specially created Red Carpet Looks so that stars can make a perfect entrance: the discrete “no make-up look” for him and the popular “millennial pink” for her.

These internationally renowned faces are rarely under as much pressure as they are on the red carpet: under the

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glaring spotlights, they are subjected to the scrutiny of the audience and the cameras. That is why the Kryolan team again provided the national and international guests with the perfect make-up.

Strong contours give way to trendy strobing. The 2017/2018 red carpet season is also celebrating rouge’s big comeback, with cheeks glowing in dewy peach tones. Lavish but natural eyebrows add a touch of the wild, and softly gleaming lips provide a calm contrast, complementing the look. A combination of subtlety and intensity that leaves both an impression and a sense of playfulness.

This season’s colour trend is “millennial pink”, and it creates fashionable, expressive eyes. This year, however, the theme is intensity, with deliberate but “unintentional” highlights.

Not precise, but that is the cost of being cool; simply and almost carelessly blended onto the eyelids, the eye make-up gives off a feeling of free-spiritedness and casual elegance.

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Light shows brighten up Hong Kong Christmas

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wo spectacular light shows over Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour – the new version of the internationally acclaimed nightly multimedia light show A Symphony of Light and the winter version of the Hong Kong Pulse Light Show – unveiled on 1st December 2017. The two worldclass shows, best viewed from the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, will brighten up Hong Kong’s Christmas with dynamic lighting effects and the illusion of an icy atmosphere at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre.

The new version of A Symphony of Lights features dynamic rays of light sent out in rhythm from 40 buildings and locations on both sides of the Victoria Harbour. The new show incorporates a variety of exciting lighting effects such as coloured searchlights, lasers, and all - new beam lights sent out like a special fan-shaped lighting effect from the roof of the Central Government Offices and the Revenue Tower. Ten LED panels on a number of harbour side buildings are for the first time joining the multi-media show, displaying images and messages to encourage audience participation.

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The show is complemented by music from Asia’s leading classical orchestra, the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, providing visitors with a thrilling and unforgettable soundand-light experience. The 10-minute show begins at 8pm every evening.

Immediately after A Symphony of Lights, the winter version of Hong Kong Pulse Light Show begins at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre. Spectators can view it from the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Piazza. The 3D projection show begins with a snowstorm which covers the Hong Kong Cultural Centre in snow and ice and blows away the numbers on the Clock Tower, stopping time just before Christmas arrives.

An ingenious dragon then sets out to find the missing numbers which are scattered across Hong Kong landmarks.

The dragon eventually finds them and restarts time to save Christmas. During the show, the piazza is decorated with snowing effect along with glowing LED balls and a giant crystal ball. The 8-minute performance runs from 1st to 28th December 2017.

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Moncler & Stylebop.com Collaboration

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oncler and Stylebop.com hosted a champagne reception and private dinner, followed by an all-out dance party, to mark the launch of their exclusive collaboration, Moncler & Stylebop.com.

the day featuring reimagined down jackets in bold oversized proportions, oil-slick surfaces and outsized logo detailing.

Taking place at the site of a former brewery in Berlin, the event also included an installation showcasing the limitededition capsule collection that launched on-site earlier in

Those in attendance included global style influencers such as Arizona Muse, Leigh Lezark, Mary Charteris, Robbie Furze, Larissa Hofmann, Lena Gercke and Thomas Kretschmann.

They were joined by the cream of Berlin’s fashion and creative scene, for a party that carried on well into the early hours of the morning.

Lena Gercke

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Leigh Lezark Guests entered the building through the cellar, once used as a listening station by the Stasi during World War II, where they experienced the capsule installation before ascending to the vast dining area. After dinner, VIP guests joined a host of revellers in the after-party space, where the crowd was entertained by rousing DJ sets from Honey Dijon and Roi Perez.

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SWAROVSKI Opens Milan Fashion Week

Victoria Swarovski and Paulina Swarovski

Jourdan Dunn and Karlie Kloss

warovski opened Milan Fashion Week with a glittering party celebrating the stars of its global Holiday campaign.

Hosted by Member of the Swarovski Executive Board, Robert Buchbauer, at the stunning Villa Gernetto in the Milanese countryside, high profile attendees included models Alessandra Ambrosio, Martha Hunt and Shanina Shaik, and Brazilian influencer Giovanna Ewbank.

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Swarovski brand ambassador Karlie Kloss arrived at the glamorous event wearing a custom upcycled Swarovski crystal dress by Ronald van der Kemp, joining fellow Holiday campaign stars Naomi Campbell, Jourdan Dunn, Chiara Ferragni, Maye Musk, Boy George, Fei Fei Sun, Maggie Jiang, Bryanboy, Eric Rutherford and Nolan Funk.

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Guests were treated to a series of musical performances from stars including award-winning Lithuanian violinist SaulÄ— KilaitÄ—, Italian global opera superstar Andrea Bocelli, and a DJ set from British pop icon Boy George.

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Martha Hunt Boy George

Naomi Campbell Alessandra Ambrosio

Desert Rose Photographed by Erwyn Loewen www.erwyn.ca Stylist: Theresa Cann Makeup Artist: Michael Byron Hair Stylist: Reece Walker Model: Allie Leggett - Vision LA

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Coat - Forever 21 Boots - Aldo

Dress - Express Earrings - Express

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Top - Choies Skirt - Forever 21

Dress - Shein Bracelet - Express

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Bodysuit - Forever 21 Boots - Forever 21

Dress - Guess Choker - Jordan Stewart

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Jacket - BLANK NYC Bodysuit - La Senza Boots - Forever 21

Dress- Shein Bracelet - Express

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Bodysuit - Victoria’s Secret Boots - Zara

Top - Choies

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Jacket - Zara Boots - Zara

INDOORS Photographed by Arline Malakian www.arlinemalakian.com Stylist: Rita Fiorucci Makeup and Hair: Elena Pacienza Model: Ivona Petkova - Sutherland Models Assistant: Maya Sherwood

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Left: Transparent graphic top - Heather

Layered-ruffle taffeta wrap top - Max Mara Metallic PANTS - Max Mara

Healthy skin: Moroccan Oil

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Asymmetric gathered dress - Zara Suede waist belt - Zara Flats - Zara

Midnight blue one-shoulder ruffle romper - Keepsake Metallic body suit - Top Shop

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Cashmere blend racer back top - Ann Demeulemeester Ombre stripe shirt - Hugo Boss Satin PANTS - Cheap Monday Pointed Patent ankle boot - Gianvito Rossi

Asymmetric wrap shirt dress - Hussein Chalayan Patent leather halter - Cheap Monday

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Black Asymmetric gathered dress - Zara Belt - Zara Flats - Zara

Red transparent top - H&M Vintage denim - Paul Smith Ivory boots with stripe - Zara Neck Scarf - Custom Made by Stylist

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Ivory asymmetric dress - Finders Pinstripe shirt - Givenchy Velvet studded sandal - Zara

Pink structured dress - Keepsake Bodysuit - Tosca Delfino

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Pleated skirt and top ensemble - Proenza Schouler Flats & Hat - Zara

Hair gel and shine Shwarskoff Asymmetric terracotta dress - Finders Ribbed tank top - D&G by Dolce & Gabanna Sheer tank top - Missoni

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Blue shirt dress - Loewe

Her eyes tell no lies Photographed by Hong Li www.hongvision.ca Stylist: Felicia Ann Ryan Makeup and Hair: Irene Latour Model: Shain - Dulcedo Models

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Gown - ZOFF Jewelry - Karen McFarlane Platforms - Nine West

Gown - Adam X Atelier Jewelry - Karen McFarlane Platforms - Nine West

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PEPLUM TOP WITH SEQUIN PANTS - ZOFF Jewelry - Karen McFarlane Platforms - Nine West

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Gown - ZOFF Jewelry - Karen McFarlane Platforms - Nine West

Gown - ZOFF Belt - Ralph Lauren Jewelry - Karen McFarlane

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Gown - ZOFF Jewelry - Karen McFarlane Platforms - Nine West

TIMOXA Photographed by Alex Yanbaev www.alexyanbaev.ru Stylist: Stacy Sladko Makeup and Hair: Jenya Bazhenova Model: Timoxa - IQ Models

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Left: SWEATER - TOPSHOP CAP - NO NAME

BLOUSE - ZARA SKIRT - I AM STUDIO

SWEATER - TOPSHOP CAP - NO NAME PANTS - ZARA JACKET - NO NAME SHOES - TOPSHOP

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PANTS - ZARA BLOUSE - NO NAME BELT - TOPSHOP SHOES - TOPSHOP

BLOUSE - TOPSHOP COAT - NO NAME PANTS - TOPSHOP BERET HAT - NO NAME SHOES - JIMMY CHOO

COAT - NO NAME JACKET - TOPSHOP

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SWAROVSKI celebrates “Women of Impact”

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warovski made its debut with the ‘Women of Impact’ discussion featuring Hollywood star Glenn Close, alongside exclusive lunch and cocktail events for guests from the worlds of cinema and business. The discussion was held as part of the 13th Zurich Film Festival (ZFF), which opened its doors on September 29.

Nadja Swarovski, Member of the Swarovski Executive Board, commented: “We are delighted having opened our partnership with the ‘Women of Impact’ discussion. Swarovski has been closely involved in the world of cinema since the earliest days of Hollywood. This exciting event provides a fantastic platform to showcase our passion for culture and the performing arts, alongside our wider commitment to supporting women’s empowerment issues across society”.

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Hollywood star Glenn Close joined Annie Starke, Astrid von Stockar, and Member of the Swarovski Executive Board Nadja Swarovski for the ‘Women of Impact’ discussion, organized by the Müller-Möhl Foundation and Spoundation Motion Picture.

The conversation focused on the role of women in business and society, and women’s opportunities to create positive impact. Joined by her daughter, actor Annie Starke, Hollywood actress Glenn Close talked about her career and her new film The Wife, in which the protagonist liberates herself from her husband.

Swarovski organized an exclusive lunch as a prelude to ‘Women of Impact’ with local and international VIPs from the film industry and the corporate world coming together in the luxurious surroundings of the five-star Baur au Lac Hotel.

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