Fresheye Magazine. August Edition 2018

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Issue 32. August 2018 Photography Lifestyle Culture

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l Barbados

By Sophie Fitzjohn. l Democrat Ocasio-Cortez. l Beneton A new forward. l Dior in colour Make-up season. l Mindful eating

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Barbados diary

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ravel is the one thing that makes you richer. Travelling around the world is exciting, inspiring and something I have been lucky enough to experience first-hand growing up. From Europe to Asia, Australia to America; they’re so many different cultures and countries to experience! However, my all-time favourite destination is beautiful Barbados. I first experienced this Caribbean paradise at the age of 10, and it left a lasting impression ever since.

If you are looking for a destination with breath taking white sandy beaches, crystal clear turquoise waters and a relaxed, friendly yet colourfully cultured atmosphere, then Barbados is the little gem you’ve been searching for. Barbados is known as the holiday destination for the rich and famous and the home of the renowned Sandy Lane Hotel and many other luxury resorts.

However, this beautiful destination isn’t pretentious or super flashy like you may first think, in fact it’s the most down to earth, happy go lucky location I have had the pleasure of visiting, and is therefore perfect for

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has positive life impact by Sophie Fitzjohn. families, couples or friends to experience and enjoy together.

I stayed at Sugar Bay Barbados, a glorious hotel located on a tranquil bay in the heart of the island and only a short ride to historic Bridgetown. If you’d like to unwind and absorb the tropical surroundings then you can do so on the stunning beach, or enjoy lounging by one of the two pools with swim up bar. Also all your catering needs are met, as there’s four on-site restaurants to choose from, from cool beach bar vibes, to traditional Barbadian dining, exquisite Asian cuisine or hearty steak house suppers, it caters for your every food fancy, and of course you can ponder into the neighbouring surroundings for more restaurants and lively entertainment.

If relaxing at the Karma Spa is too zen for you, then exhilarating water sports are also an option! Kayaking, boogie boarding and snorkelling are just a few you can experience whilst on the island. The Caribbean is known for its amazing sea life and if you’d like to see more of the Island and what it has to offer, there’s a variety of boat trips which give you the opportunity to swim with turtles – a must

Oistins, hang out and fishing village.

do! Experiencing deep sea fishing or just the pleasure of enjoying the calm Caribbean waters and seeing the island from a different view point. They’re truly something for everyone.

Barbados is vibrant, richly cultured, and a truly joyful environment.

This theme runs throughout the whole island. A short walk from my hotel was the Barbados polo and racecourse stadium as well as the Barbados Museum, both interesting and historical places to visit. Also the ‘go to’ location of Oistins, for evening entertainment, food, music, dancing, crafts and the traditional easy breezy vibe is located only a short drive away.

So that’s just a tiny snap shot into what Barbados has to offer, whether you’d like to get away from busy day to day life, have a sense of adventure waiting to be experienced or feel you’d love to add to your cultural knowledge and worldly experiences, then Barbados is the one stop destination for it all!

It’s time to sit back, relax and experience Barbados!

Quotes - In the 17th century, Barbados was regarded in London as ‘the brightest jewel in the English crown’.

Alistair Horne

And, of course, Barbados is the other place where I like to be.

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American Activist Trump era brings a progressive renaissance.

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he Democratic Party just had its Eric Cantor moment. In Tuesday’s New York Democratic primary, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a 28-year-old former Bernie Sanders organizer, knocked off incumbent Rep. Joe Crowley—the chairman of the House Democratic Caucus. Crowley was considered by many to be second in line to be speaker of the House if Democrats capture the chamber in the November elections.

Crowley, who is chairman of the Queens Democratic Party, had never faced a serious primary challenge in any of his 10 previous elections. But Ocasio-Cortez picked up steam in the 14th Congressional District by channeling progressive dissatisfaction with New York’s Democratic establishment. She tied Crowley (not unfairly) to Wall Street and real estate interests and argued that it was time for the overwhelmingly nonwhite district to be represented by someone like her, a Puerto Rican from the Bronx. That was a theme of her viral campaign ad.

Progression Although Crowley was a reliable progressive vote in Congress, Ocasio-Cortez offered a platform that was substantially to the left.

A member of the Democratic Socialists of America, she was one of the first congressional candidates to call for the abolition of the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, better known as ICE. With her victory, Ocasio-Cortez is all but assured of becoming the youngest woman ever elected to the House, and she becomes the first Democratic primary challenger to knock off an incumbent member of Congress this year.

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Does Alexandria OcasioCortez signal an earthquake in Democratic politics?

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Fashion note Summer 2018 by United Colors of Benetton is overflowing with flowers, found on garments and meant for mixing and matching with a creative edge. With stripes, checked prints and Hawaiian patterns, fabrics and textures lighten up the mood with colorful style and a country twist.

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Advertising in colour Benetton, diversity advertising pioneer.

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ashion brand Benetton has made some of the most provocative and overtly political ads of the past half-century. As the brand turns 53, however, it is moving away from shock tactics and entering a new “mature” phase, led by chief product and marketing officer John Mollanger. His aim is to bring product and social causes together.

Since its inception in 1965, the Benetton brand has challenged social norms and championed issues that affect humanity; communicating this stance through images that shock, make people think and raise awareness for causes the brand believes in.

They include famous print and poster ads by photographer Oliviero Toscani – one featuring three human hearts and another depicting a newborn baby still attached to the umbilical cord, for example.

and social issues are not mindfully adressed.

The Benetton Group’s ethos is to combine business growth with social commitment, competitiveness, care for the environment and ethics, Mollanger added. “This is our DNA; it is not a fad, a trend or something that we woke up with yesterday. We have done this since day one.” Just as Benetton is striving to change its product marketing while maintaining its wider purpose, the same is true of its corporate reorganisation.

Forward These days consumer demand means that a ‘style over substance’ formula is quickly dismissed. A brand can loose traction in a competitive retail environment when ethical

Envelope pushing and back again. www.benetton.com

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Dior in colour

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ake-up is no different when it comes to trend and fashion forecasting. The usual seasonal palette may appear but it’s the shades and hues that make for season specifics and the attention to detail. These details distinguish one collection from the next, year after year hence forming the fashion decades.

‘Cool Wave’ and ‘Glow Addict’ - ones to look out for in the current 2018 spring summer Dior make-up collections. Cool Wave, a tempting edit of bright colour, comfortable textures and super-quick application. Inspired by a meeting of transparency and intensity,

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Cool Wave contains an intriguing mix of finishes that create instant impact. There’s wetlook eyeshadow, glowing bronzers, perfectly opaque nail varnish and sheer, juicy lip colour – and that’s just a drop in the ocean, there’s so much more to discover.

Creative and Image Director for Dior makeup describes the Glow Addict concept. “It’s about radiance, looking healthy, shining like a star.” Emphasis on girls who love pink. “Turn the inner light on and make sure everybody sees you”, he says. This summer look from DIOR is all about energising the complexion with an effortlessly sunny look

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Fashion note Make a splash with the DIOR Cool Wave Summer Look, a sundrenched edit of quenching colour and tempting texture.

The Cool Wave makeup collection will cool down your days and heat up your evenings.

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Dior Summer Look Its soft bronzing shades, bold lip colours and showstopping limited edition nail varnish shades will boost your look and enhance your sunkissed skin, capturing all of the fun and glamour of long, sunny days spent by the pool.

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Dior Spring Summer 2018 backstage.

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Fashion note Above: 2017 colour archive. Christian Dior ‘colour gradation’ spring 2017 makeup collection. Burnt and hot amber, teamed with shimmering pink lips.

Left: Dior Addict lip tattoo long wearing colour tint and matching nails.

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Dior Lab Above: Dior Spring 2018. A beautiful collection of feminine pinks called Glow Addict.

Left: Dior Addict lip tattoo. After a few seconds of applying on your lips, the colour fuses with your skin like an ephemeral tattoo for your lips.

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Colour Culture Fresheye looks at an explosion of cultural colour scanning the globe. From festival to carnival, a cascading colour palete amplifying celebration and expression. A rainbow of exhuberation.

It’s all here.

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Paint War in Berlin Skateboarding through beautiful clouds of coloured powder.

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Grenada Carnival The Grenada Carnival is also known as ‘Spicemas’ and is a series of events taking place in the months leading up to the main carnival season in August.

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Annual tomato fight -Valencia Spain.

People from around the world hurl tons of tomatoes at each other in a food fight that paints a Spanish town red.

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Pearly King Charitable working class London unites with a blanket of red poppy at the Tower of London installation memorial 17 July and 11 November 2014.

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Japanese Geisha A Japanese tradition of skilled performing arts, classical music, dancing and poetry and of course brimming with colour.

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Holi Festival Holi is a Hindu spring festival, originating from the Indian subcontinent, celebrated in India

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and Nepal, also known as the “festival of colours” or the “festival of love”

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Bejing Park Actors perform the dragon dance on the eve of the New Year of the Dragon.

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Ethiopia’s Arbore Tribe Women cover their heads with black cloths and children wear helmets to protect their heads from the sun. The Arbore tribe has a love for colourful necklaces and earrings.

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Bitti Costume Tradizionale Made of different cuts and clothes such as silk, rag etc embroideried by trimming of coloured threads embellishing female costume with elegance and refinement. Photo by: Gianni Careddu

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Brazilian Football Football is the most popular sport in Brazil and a prominent part of its national identity.

The Brazil national football team has won the FIFA World Cup tournament five times.

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Mindful when eating

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indfulness is based on ancient religious philosophies such as Buddhism and Taoism, where their teachings encourage you to notice your surroundings and understand the environment in which you are in. The teachings also stress for you to understand the emotions that you feel at any particular time point. These concepts may be applied to you and your feelings towards food and how you feel at meal times. As you will see there’s a lot more to it than just feeling hungry.

Getting inside your mind while enjoying your food

by Harry Fishpool. patisserie window.

Choosing and prepping food.

This component of mindful eating is knowing where your food has come from and treating it with due care and attention. This step starts by having a look at the packaging: has the food got air-miles? Is it free range/organic?

Are the portions small or large? These quick steps help you make more informed choices when choosing your food, and you will soon appreciate the journey your food has taken (and all the people that have made that journey possible) to be with you in your shopping trolly, and soon to be on your plate.

Being mindful when cooking encourages you to open up your senses and take note of what is happening in front of you. Observe

Recognising hunger.

This first aspect of mindful eating takes time to come to get to grips with. It is simply becoming aware of your body, the huger sensations, and knowing when it is the right time to eat and what the right thing to eat is.

Sometimes it’s best to think about the reasons why you’re hungry: whether your hungry because you’re used to snacking at this time, or if it’s simply just something to do. Am I hungry because I am genuinely hungry and I should eat, or am I hungry because that Danish pastry is screaming ‘eat me!’ from the

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how your food is transforming as you cook: the exciting smells, the changing textures, the evolving colours. Take a moment to really appreciate what is happening as you cook, and as you develop a deeper understanding of this process, you will enjoy your cooking far more.

Also, cooking is a time in which to slow down, and therefore, a time for you to slow down too. Even if your recipe is a 5 minute wonder job from Jamie Oliver, take your time about it.

After all, it will still only take 5 minutes.

Meal time.

The most important factor in eating mindfully is – you guessed it – developing a certain mindfulness as you eat. It is also the easiest to start off with. For instance, setting down your cutlery after every bite and taking note of the flavours and textures as you chew; does it taste the same way as it smelt? Are the textures the same as when you started cooking?

This is the time to build a healthy relationship with food. What are your emotions as you eat? Are they positive, negative or indifferent? Also, take note of the environment your eating in. When on your lunch break, are you in a busy café or have you found a quite secluded spot? It's important to make time to eat with others too.

Humans are a social species and food has been a cornerstone of or civilisation for millennia.

Eating with friends and family helps build

strong relationships and many argue that we are not doing it enough in our modern day society. Having an insight to how you feel as you eat can result in positive changes in the food choices you make and how, when and where you eat.

As you’ve finished.

Once you have finished your meal, it is really important to continue to listen to your body and understand what it is saying. This is the stage where you can avoid over eating. Ask yourself whether you are still hungry. Quite often we want to feel totally satiated (feeling full), but once have we reach that stage, we have often eaten too much. Knowing how you feel after a meal will help you control portion sizes and will help you to prevent binge snacking later in the day. Understanding your emotions around food and hunger will go a long way to improving your eating habits and help you build and achievable goals.

These steps take time to learn and master.

The best way is to take it one step at a time and don’t rush the process. Importantly, as you get better at understanding your emotions, you must also be mentally prepared if your feelings and emotions change down the line.

Understanding and being honest with yourself will allow you to make suitable dietary changes that you will benefit from in the long run.

Quotes - Food is not just eating energy. It’s an experience.

Guy Fieri

Eating good food is my favourite thing in the whole world.

Nothing is more blissful.

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Space & Architecture

Landscape note This large estate in the Pike’s Peak neighborhood of Bellevue takes advantage of its forested, nearly rural surroundings. A sense of refuge and privacy provides a haven for the Owner’s family’s highly active lifestyle, featuring active sports including tennis, swimming and soccer.

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From lanscape to the interior

An outside and inside analysis by Dennis Sterne.

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xterior and interior design encompass not only what the architectural structure looks like but the furniture, flooring, paint, and decorations suitable for outdoor or indoor use. The exterior design would include, for example, the design of your garden, deck, and patio, while interior design includes everything inside your home, from the bedrooms to the kitchen and bathrooms.

You may observe this description of the design sensibility to be very obvious and transparent. However contemporary ideas often break tradition with the use of material and often have new concepts about the way space is conceived and perceived. For instance, in the new world design order, a kitchen can blend into a lounge without a clear wall divide.

Traditional gardens of stone and gravel now give way to steel and bright colour. In many cases, furniture that ordinarily appears to be for interior use is now employed for exterior spaces albeit that the materials used are for the purpose of withstanding the outdoor elements.

A keen appreciation for the function of design is to observe that the human and human interaction is at the heart of the matter.

Design beyond it’s function is essentially to enhance life and the sensory experience within. Touch, mood, and colour are only part of the consideration. Rhythm and maths, are a natural order of design ergonomics too. Just as we’ve discovered what proportions make an attractive face, mathematics shows up in the design of spaces. For instance, the number u

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4 has an intriguing habit of making itself known in time signature for music, It’s the same in traditional architecture for rooms and windows. If you want to discard with number 4 and mix in a new aesthetic then number 3 comes in very useful. Hence the rule of thirds in photography. Also very prevalent in art and painting. Triangular composition can be found again and again.

To embellish further and play your design guitar behind your back and with your teeth then ‘The Golden Ratio’ be at your command. The symbol is the Greek letter ‘phi’ φ - was named after the sculptor Phidias. It’s a special number approximately equal to 1.618 and appears many times in geometry, art, architecture, and nature. Spot the spiral pattern in the sunflower and shells.

Also known as the Golden Mean, see in Romanesque, Gothic architecture and look to Renaissance and Cubism in art.

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Clockwise top left: 1)Office cafeteria.

2) School interior.

3) Paul Eis. A colorful makeover of architecture. www.paul-eis.com

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Palais de congress de montreal Above: A convention centre located in the Quartier international de Montréal at the north end of Old Montreal in Montreal’s borough of Ville-Marie.

Left: The Empire State Building Lit Up With Rainbow Colours – In Honor of New York City Pride Week

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Eat colourful

Fresheye rounds up some colourful dishes to seduce the palate and promote good health.

Put some colour on your plate.

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Carrot soup Forget about Vitamin A pills. Carrots provide Vitamin A and many other powerful health benefits including beautiful skin, cancer prevention, and anti- aging.

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Seafood and sushi.

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FOOD NOTE Above: Mackerel Oily fish such as salmon, mackerel and sardines are said to help against cardiovascular disease, prostate cancer, agerelated vision loss and dementia. A source of vitamin D, protein, some B vitamins and selenium. It’s also a rich source of omega-3 fatty acids, a type of fat that is good for our health.

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Hypothyroidism Prevention. Sushi is a good source of iodine, and there is scientific evidence which states that iodine helps balance the thyroid hormones.

People who eat fruit as part of an overall healthy diet generally have a reduced risk of chronic diseases. USDA’s MyPlate encourages making half your plate fruits and vegetables for healthy eating. Fruit are important sources of many nutrients, including potassium, fiber, vitamin C and folate (folic acid).

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FOOD NOTE: Right: Pasta Per cup, enriched varieties provide a good source of several essential nutrients, including iron and several B-vitamins. Whole wheat pasta can provide up to 25% of daily fiber requirements in every one cup portion.

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A little of what you fancy.

Left: Pastrami on rye, a classic sandwich made famous in the Jewish kosher delicatessens of New York City. It was first created in 1888

by Sussman Volk, who served it at his deli on Delancey Street in New York City.

Served with the classic accoutrements of spicy brown mustard and Kosher dill pickles.

Variation.

Pastrami, lettuce, and tomato (PLT) may be prepared using two slices of toasted sourdough bread, mayonnaise, pastrami, lettuce, tomato slices. Preparation involves placing the pastrami on a toasted slice of sourdough bread and topping it with the lettuce and tomato slices. Mayonnaise may be spread on the second slice of sourdough, and placed on top of the sandwich.

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Meat and carbohydratess Fruit and vegetables

Of course Fresheye advises against smoking for health reasons. The wearing of cabbage leaves however, optional.

Fruit, vegetables and pasta Eating a diet with plenty of fruits and vegetables has been linked to improved health, and for good reason. Veggies and fruits (both fresh and frozen) are loaded with vitamins, minerals, fiber, and antioxidants, which have been shown to protect against chronic diseases such as heart disease and cancer.

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Jo Malone vibrant Combining aroma and colour.

Jo Malone’s mood is ambient and vibrant.

Feed the senses with classic British style.

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Fanfare Tropical Cherimoya Cologne.

Green Almond & Redcurrent Scented Candle.

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Classic Orange Bitters Cologne.

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Graphic Colour clash and gift boxing.

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Accented opulence 2 choices of colour – Blackberry & Bay cologne 9ml, Basil & Neroli Body & Hand Wash, English Pear and Freesia Body Creme.

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Towering presentation Scented candle collection.

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Decorative Pine & Eucalyptus Room Spray. Pine & Eucalyptus Home Candle. Pine & Eucalyptus Diffuser.

Pine & Eucalyptus Luxury Candle.

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Fairground attraction Miniature soap collection.

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Monochrome and blush Super beautiful stripy ltd. edition bottle for Pomegranate Noir, and more newness in the form of new fragrance Green Almond & Redcurrant.

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80s pop Body cream collection.

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Bang & Olufsen The Danish colour spectrum goes hi-tech audio. Bang & Olufsen brings in the colour to compliment its beautifully design entertainments systems.

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BeoPlay A9 A one-point music system capable of handling all of your music needs. Connect using AirPlay, DLNA or Bluetooth 4.0, built-in access to Spotify Connect, Deezer and TuneIn.

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BeoPlay A8 The award-winning BeoSound A8 sound system adds Apple AirPlay to its system, for wireless and instant connection to your iPhone or iPad.

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The portability and advanced technology allows for any room to turn into your music playground.

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B&O Play Beoplay A1 Portable Bluetooth Speaker with Microphone.

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Form 2 Headphones Weighing only 68 grams and designed by Steve McGugan, these headphones are a part of the permanent design collection at MOMA in New York.

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Bang & Olufsen Limited Edition BeoPlay H6 Headphones Pitched as a premium headphone, each of the new H6 models created by industrial designer Jakob Wagner is wrapped in cowhide leather and lambskin in shades of grey as well as dark and light brown.

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Bang & Olufsen Beovision 7-40 (red) With an integrated DVD player and digital surround sound module as standard.

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Louis Vuitton Men’s S/S 2019 Seen by some as a landmark fashion moment for Loius Vuitton. Modernity diversity and colour kaleidoscope.

New Men’s Artistic Director, Virgil Abloh makes a splash.

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MOMENT Louis Vuitton Men’s show is always highly anticipated among Paris Fashion Week’s key events. This time it was more than ever, with the arrival of new Men’s Artistic Director, Virgil Abloh. Celebrating diversity, the new Louis Vuitton Men’s Artistic Director, chose a rainbow-hued catwalk for his debut collection in the gardens of the Palais Royal in Paris, France. With a resolutely luxe and streetwear first collection, the new Louis Vuitton Men’s Artistic Director made a splash in a hugely successful debut.

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Long term Artist Director to Kanye West and creature of Off White label finds new niche.

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Decorative Neon meets sheer.

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Bold Traffic stop red and luggage to go.

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Decorative On and off white palette.

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Future Utility in full colour.

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Contour Tailoring meets unstructured.

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Acid Quilting meets intense colour.

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THE GREAT ESCAPE The motorcycle of the future.

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BMW’s far future concept for a motorcycle is one that’s so smart and safe that riders will not need safety equipment. It balances on its own, and has a flexible frame and adaptive tires instead of joints, bearings or suspension.

Glasses in place of a helmet, smart clothing, full balance without a kickstand: Only three of the many inventions that could become standards for riding a motorcycle and add a new dimension to the sense of freedom in an increasingly digitised world. And the best thing about it: this vision vehicle is already here. Introducing the BMW Motorrad VISION NEXT 100.

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“The motorcycle provides my escape from everyday life. From the moment I get on, I experience total freedom - the great escape.”

Edgar Heinrich Head of BMW Motorcycle Design

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Young billionairess Kylie Jenner Social media queen with youth on her side.

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ylie Kristen Jenner, American reality television personality, model, entrepreneur, socialite and social media personality. Kylie was just 10 years old when she made her debut on her family’s reality television series Keeping up with the Kardashians. A decade on, the show is still going strong and its youngest star is now the famous family’s highest earner. Despite Kim Kardashian’s initial eclipsing fame, Forbes magazine says Kylie is now worth almost three times as much as her sister at an estimated $900m (£680m). The magazine lauded her for heading towards becoming one of the youngest “self-made” billionaires ever. Given her background, many online scoffed at the title, but the impressiveness of the speed of her business success is harder to mock.

Kylie Cosmetics is by far her biggest earner.

It’s not sold in stores and does not advertise traditionally, because unlike other competitors it doesn’t seem to need it.

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“I don’t really follow trends I don’t like wearing what other people are wearing. I just like to be original!”

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