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Issue 78. June 2022 Lifestyle Photography Culture
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Packing in the nutrients.
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2022 Riviera style by Viard.
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l Met Gala
New glam and colour for 2022.
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l Keen nutrition
You are what you eat. l Wim Hof
Breathing into life. l Keep on running
The healthy track. l Travel log
Santorini sunshine. l GT by Citroën
Game on Concept Car. l Eurovision
A source of optimism.
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Restauranteur turns house keeper.
Cover: Chanel No.5 Lipstick A/W 2021 campaign.
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You are what you eat...
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e all need food as fuel to survive. However how does what we eat really affect us, from our weight to our wellbeing. Well it is well known that eating fruit and vegetables, which are packed with nutrients (antioxidants, vitamins, minerals and fibre) help us maintain a healthy weight by keeping us fuller for longer. It’s recommended that filling half your plate with vegetables and fruit at every meal is a great way to sustain a healthy balanced diet. Also swapping excessively sugary snacks for healthy sugars such as fresh fruit, nuts or vegetables will also benefit you throughout the day. Don’t fear the carb! For a long time carbohydrates have been misunderstood as a bad dietary choice when trying to be ‘healthy’. However carbohydrates are healthy and your main source of energy. Make sure when you eat carbs that it’s at your most active part of the day, for example before a workout. Think about what carbs you’re eating, porridge oats, potatoes and rice are great sources of good quality complex carbohydrates. Controlled
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Meal time is nutrition time...
portions of these carbohydrates which are timed correctly can have a great benefit to your workouts and general energy throughout the day. Your diet needs to be varied so you get the right amount of nutrients exactly when you need them. Ensuring that you drink the recommended 2 litres a day of water is also necessary. Water aids bodily functions, ensures food is digested properly, and also hydrates the body which enables concentration and general wellbeing. Fancy a snack? Well maybe don’t reach for a
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by Sophie Fitzjohn. health bars, as they aren’t necessarily as healthy as they may seem. They’re often packed with hidden sugars. Fresh produce rather than processed foods is always the better option when considering your bodies health. Also eating food when its best In season will mix up your diet, and you’ll enjoy fresh produce at its best. Try avoiding pre prepared and packed meals as they can contain more sugar and fat. However food brand Charlie Bingham has set a new standard when it comes to pre prepared meals for the oven. He uses quality ingredients, that taste great and also do good. They’ll also fill you up when you don’t have time to cook from scratch. We’ve become a food loving nation. Due to advertisements, quirky restaurant concepts, tips and tricks from professional chefs on social media and TV show competitions, we can’t get enough! Ready Steady Cook in the 90’s to Master Chef and Bake Off, they’ve become the nation’s tv guilty pleasure when it comes to evening viewing, due to their easy watch and knowledge filled content, a combination we seem to enjoy!
“You need a nutritional love diet. Don’t put the junk stuff in your body it’s not going to do you any good.” Joanna Coles
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The ability to be present in body Wim Hof has long extolled the virtues of exposure to freezing temperatures.
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t may sound simple, but the Wim Hof Method promises profound effects: increased energy, better sleep, heightened focus and determination, improved sports performance, reduced stress levels, greater cold tolerance, faster recovery and enhanced creativity. Cold exposure can offer benefits, such as the build-up of brown fat – which turns food into body heat – as well as reduced inflammation and the production of endorphins. The Wim Hof method “The Wim Hof method is simple, effective and accessible,” explains Hof. “It has proven to go to the deepest level of our physiology – to our primordial physiology. From there, one learns to think differently of oneself, and to breathe more into life.” Hof himself holds 26 world records – he’s
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climbed Mount Everest in nothing but shorts, run full marathons in the desert with no water, and has been submerged in ice for almost two hours. “You’re tapping into foundational systems and mechanisms within the body related to alkalinity, adrenaline, cell biology and metabolic processes in the deepest sense,” says Hof. He explains that practising the breathing techniques exercises the cardiovascular system, alkalises the blood and activates the adrenal axis – all of which help reset the body to its natural state. “The cold trains the vascular system and taps into deeper parts of the brain when done in a mindful, controlled manner, which makes the body’s mechanisms aware of your will,” explains Hof. “A deep sense of control emerges from there.” www.wimhofmethod.com
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Discovery Scientists have studied him, and he’s been shown to be able to tap into his autonomous nervous system at will, and with that, to activate his immune system – something they didn’t know was possible. “It’s like finding a ballroom in your own house – unexpected,” says Hof.
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Wim Hof has acquired a greater mastery over cold than anyone else alive. But he says “What I can do, anybody can do. It’s only training. It’s only awakening, cuz it’s already there!”
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Retro in bright colour for a new summer.
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he dreamworld of the Dior spring-summer 2022 women's ready-to-wear collection is nourished by curiosity, desire, and research. It is structured around a network of associations as Maria Grazia Chiuri explores Marc Bohan's long tenure as Creative Director of Dior. More precisely, she highlights the Slim Look collection, presented in 1961 and described by the fashion press as follows: "It completely changes fashion, just as the New Look did in 1947. Revitalising It's almost as if Dior anticipated a need for an antidote for what otherwise is a particular bleak and challenging time. With the obvious stated, it is fair to say that a vibrant pop of colour is just the remedy we seek to distract us from the mundane British let alone global climate. Luckily, Dior has heard our cries, and unveiled its lively Spring-Summer 2022 campaign. So yes, fashion continues to save the day, post pandemic, invasion and cost of living crisis. Vive la Dior!
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Iconic style revisited Through its spring-summer 2022 women's ready-to-wear collection, Dior stimulates you to be curious, awakens in you an unprecedented desire and pushes you to explore new heights. This journey starts with Maria Grazia Chiuri exploring the richness of the 1960s, especially Marc Bohan’s tenure as Creative Director of the House as we got a highlight on the visionary spirit of the Slim Look collection from 1961, which completely changes fashion as we know it.
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Inspiration A journey to the Sixties, from the captivating atmosphere of the Piper Club, the vibrant heart of Rome’s artistic scene at the time, to bold silhouettes by Marc Bohan, the Dior spring-summer 2022 women's ready-to-wear collection designed by Maria Grazia Chiuri exalts a new, ever freer vision of fashion.
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So playful Playful, pop, entrancing, the scenography of the Dior spring-summer 2022 ready-to-wear show pays tribute to the oeuvre of Anna Paparatti, an emblematic figure of the 1960s Italian art scene. An initiatory journey, at the heart of a spatial and experimental geometry, it celebrates the game as a place for reflection questioning the very rules of art and life.
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Fashion Note/ Jewellery: Influenced by the Italian art movements of the 1960s, the jewelleryry cultivates a pop philosophy combining acidic tones and transparency. Imposing geometric rings are worn alone or in accumulation while the emblematic Dior Tribales earrings are reinvented in fluorescent versions.
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Savoir-faire Combining heritage with inspirations of tomorrow, the Dior spring-summer 2022 women's ready-to-wear collection highlights exceptional savoir-faire. Between dresses of different lengths, denim marvels, buttons appearing here and there, different prints, the fearless lion head and all the details that make the collection special.
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Fashion Note/ Ode to the mini: The essential Dior Vibe bag, inspired by the world of sportswear, is revisited in a micro version, to be carried in the hand. In this same format, the Lady Dior and the 30 Montaigne come in vibrant shades of red, pink or yellow. The iconic Dior Bobby reaffirms its curves in a rectangular version of the East West. These irresistible accessories complete the silhouette with their graphic spirit.
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Precious links Contrasting with the miniskirts and short dresses, the shoes come in high versions crossed with links interlacing around the legs. In a celebration of the Sixties, Roller shoes come in Mary-Jane and sock boot versions, trimmed in black or white neoprene and highlighted with colored rubber details in orange, yellow, green or blue. Launching this season, the La Parisienne strappy ballerinas offer a feminine and sophisticated look.
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Keep on running A healthy injection for mind and body by Fiona Snailham.
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n April this year, 42,906 people toed the start line of the London marathon. Whilst the race winners, Eliud Kipchoge and Brigid Kosgei, finished the run in 2:02:37 and 2:18:20 respectively, the vast majority of runners took four to four and a half hours to complete the 26.2 mile course. The ballot for entry to the 2020 race has already closed, with the expectation that over 415,000 people will have applied to run. But the popularity of running is not restricted to the marathon distance: park runs are also booming. Organised by volunteers, the movement offers free, weekly, timed 5k runs in parks across the world. In May 2019, over 600 events were hosted in the UK each week, with approximately 154,000 runners taking part. But why? What makes thousands of people drag themselves out of bed to head to the park
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every Saturday morning? The positive effects of running, both physical and emotional, should really make us all set the alarm and reach for our trainers. Technological advancements and deskbound jobs mean we live in a world that is increasingly sedentary, yet research is continually demonstrating the need to be physically active if we wish to live into our twilight years. Physically, there are numerous benefits attached to the humble run. Health A 2014 study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology suggests that runners have a lower overall risk of mortality, and a 45 percent lower risk of death due to heart disease when compared to their nonrunning peers. Regular running, at any pace,
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strengthens the heart muscle and renders it more efficient. A healthy heart means improved blood flow around the body, a lower resting heart rate, lower blood pressure and a decreased risk of thrombosis (blood clots). Whilst running, the body works harder than it does when at rest, burning more fuel to support the increased action. Such an increase in calorie consumption can help with weight loss, combatting obesity related diseases like type 2 diabetes, fatty lived disease and some cancers. At the same time, pounding the pavements strengthens the musculoskeletal system. Going for a run works all the muscles in the legs and requires the runner to engage their core for stability. Strong muscles stabilise the joints and reduce the risk of injury in daily life. As a weight bearing exercise, running
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tresses, and strengthens, the bones. This makes is particularly beneficial for women, who tend to lose bone density when oestrogen levels decrease during the menopause. If the physical gains alone do not convince, consider the positive impact on emotional health. The JAMA Psychiatry journal recently published a study which supports the theory that physical activity can be an effective prevention strategy for depression. A regular running schedule can improve sleep and relieve stress, both factors which have a knock-on effect on mental well-being. Moreover, increased physical ability can have a positive impact on body image and raise selfesteem. Who wouldn’t want that? Tempted but don’t know where to start? Try the Couch to 5k programme, offered by running clubs across the UK and available via a range of apps.
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Inspiration: As well as Laura, who features on the NHS Couch to 5K podcasts, you can also be coached by celebrities Jo Whiley, Sarah Millican, Sanjeev Kohli or Michael Johnson.
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What is Couch to 5K? Couch to 5K is a running plan for absolute beginners. It was developed by a new runner, Josh Clark, who wanted to help his 50-something mum get off the couch and start running, too. The plan involves 3 runs a week, with a day of rest in between, and a different schedule for each of the 9 weeks.
Transform your body and mind. Bring some energy into view. www.nhs.uk/live-well/exercise/couch-to-5k-week-by-week
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A Greek excursion in pictures.
antorini is one of the Cyclades is ands in the Aegean Sea. Back in 1450 BC, a massive volcanic eruption caused the middle of the isle to collapse. It left a steep-edged crater known as a caldera peeping above the waves, which today is a spectacular sight from the island’s clifftops. Greece’s hot weather means a long summer season during which to enjoy the views. The whitewashed, cubiform houses of its 2 principal towns, Fira and Oia, cling to cliffs above an underwater caldera (crater). They overlook the sea, small islands to the west and beaches made up of black, red and white lava pebbles. Santorini is Greece at its traditional best. Thira, the capital, is a popular place to stay – it’s perched on top of the caldera rim overlooking the Aegean. And the northern town of Oia, which also has a spot on the caldera, is the best place to see the island’s famous sunsets. The east coast Stay on Santorini’s east coast, which doesn’t face the sunset, and you might find your money goes a bit further. Plus, from Kamari
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and Perissa, it’s only a 20-minute drive to Thira, where you can watch the sun go down – so you get the best of both worlds. Kamari and Perissa line up some great beaches with silky black sand – a legacy of the island’s volcanic past. Kamari’s sweep boasts Blue Flag status, while Perissa comes with a good helping of watersports. Santorini’s volcanic sands You won’t find beaches in the usual colour in these parts. Instead, striking black pebbles and dark-grey sands circle the island. And they’re framed by steep, craggy cliffs that were shaped by Santorini’s volcanic beginnings. Just so you know, Thira, one of the island’s main resorts, is perched high up on the caldera, so you won’t find any beaches there. The big beach Kamari is one of Santorini’s most popular places to stay, and that’s largely down to its beautiful Blue Flag beach. A dark mix of sand and pebbles, it’s over five kilometres long. It caters for holidaymakers with a backdrop of ice-cream parlours, bars, and restaurants serving up fresh-from-the-net seafood.
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Despite the fact that only 15.500 residents live in the island, over 2 million tourists visit Santorini each year. Images - SantoriniView
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The northern village of Oia (pronounced “ee-a”) is undoubtedly the most popular place to watch the sunset in Santorini. One prime spot can be found near the old castle to the west.
Travel Above: Katikies Hotel - Santorini. Featuring caldera-view balconies, the bright-white minimalist rooms have free WiFi, flat-screen TVs and iPod docks, along with minibars and Nespresso machines. Suites come with separate living areas; some are bi-level. Upgraded suites offer whirlpool tubs; some provide balconies with hot tubs and private pools. Butler and 24-hour room service is available. Overlooking the Aegean Sea, this luxury hotel is 11 km from both Mouseío Proïstorikís Thíras and the volcanic Santorini eruption.
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There is so little rain on the island of Santorini during the year, with the result that wine is more abundant than water. There are over 100 varieties of grapes in Santorini.
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Santorini is a showcase for Greece’s high-end culinary scene; it’s where up-andcoming chefs and those at the top of their profession are creating dishes so amazing, they rival Santorini’s stunning views.
Travel A Santorini wedding is all about the setting, whether that’s perched atop a towering cliff looking out to sea, on the terrace of an ancient Orthodox chapel or the local winery, or simply on a volcanic beach. Everything about a Santorini wedding says ‘luxury’. If it’s a film star-style tying of the knot you’re aiming for, it simply has to be a wedding in Santorini.
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Until 1960, there was no electricity on the island, but only donkeys and fishermen.
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From gaming enthusiast to pure automobile junkie - Dennis Sterne.
itroën becomes the first vehicle manufacturer to cross over to the virtual worlds: An original take on a road car, GT by CITROËN is a style replica of a vehicle from the digital world. The car is the result of a partnership between Citroën and Polyphony, designer of the driving simulation game Gran Turismo 5 on Playstation 3. Already shipped in more than 50 million units worldwide, Gran Turismo is renowned for its quality, design and realism. In the game, GT by CITROËN features an electric drive train powered by a fuel cell with no pollutant emissions. It is a car designed to
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square up to the strongest competition. “GT by CITROËN shows how the worlds of virtual and real-life motoring can join together to create a truly innovative partnership. We were delighted that Citroen approached us and gave us the opportunity to combine our creative strengths to build this very special concept car. To see the car take shape in game and then for real has been a truly unique experience as our work normally stays in the digital world. I just hope I can get behind the wheel of GT by CITROËN and drive it on a real race track!” Kazanori Yamauchi, President of Polyphony Digital Inc and creator of Gran Turismo. u
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Innovative equipment The GT by Citroën features innovative equipment like enlarged air intakes at the front, a flat underside, and a mobile spoiler and air diffuser at the back. All these features play an active role in reducing lift and drag, pinning the car to the ground.
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Gaming car goes Concept...
The GT by Citroën has flowing, taut lines, stretched to the extreme. The cleanly drawn sides, ribbed at the top, and the pearlescent shade of the bodywork enhance the car’s powerful look.
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Performance first and foremost GT by CITROËN is geared to the world of motor racing, with its dynamic styling, sculpted lines and sharp graphics. The rear end is oversized, made exaggeratedly long in order to create an effect of retinal persistence. The idea is to make the concept car even faster visually. The white-to-grey gradation on the body side further underlines this impression of continuous movement.
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Top-level driving The cabin of GT by CITROËN, designed to seat two adults, expresses the grand touring vision behind this show-car. The on-board ambience allies premium, extensively worked materials with a more high-tech effect for the driving position. The layout of the low driving position was dictated by driving pleasure. The aim is for the driver to be able to concentrate on the road, assisted by a head-up display clearly displaying driving information.
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The cabin of the GT by Citroën is designed to seat a driver and co-driver. It combines rich, premium materials with a high-tech driving position, inspired by the world of motorsports.
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The large, wraparound windscreen flows seamlessly into the roof and into the back mobile airfoil with its exaggeratedly long shape. The fast-flowing lines create the impression of performance and continuous movement.
Styled to replicate a vehicle from the digital world, the GT by Citroën is an original take on a road car. It’s the result of a partnership between Citroën and Polyphony, designer of the driving simulation game Gran Turismo 5. www.citroen.co.uk
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Above: Kalush Orchestra - winner of the Eurovision Song Contest 2022. Prediction: Ukraine was a top contender for bookies, with Eurovision 2022 odds tipping the band to win.
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EuroVision A need for some European optimism - by Dennis Sterne
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olicital voting was rarely more plainly seen than at the 66th edition of the Eurovision Song content. I will say the presence of decent songs was more apparent this time around than in some previous contests. Winner Kalush Orchestra Ukrainian rap group formed in 2019 certainly brought cultural flavour and colour to the stage. My renewed interest in Eurovision is such that social, political, and cultural influences will always be revealed in music. What better platform, to see a barometer of international current affairs revealed in musical performance? The winning song, which mixes rap with elements of Ukrainian folk music, was originally written in honour of the group’s mothers. The group has subsequently rededicated it to all matriarchs in Ukraine, as lines such as “I’ll always find my way home,
even if all roads are destroyed” found new resonance. The six men who make up the group had to receive special permits to leave Ukraine and travel to Italy during the war. An interesting win then for Kalush with the song 'Stefania'. Given its current invasion by Russia, this Eurovision win should shine a positive light on the country, not least for solidarity. With all the complexities of a nation's history that can bring discord, (needless to mention a Russian accusation of growing Naziism in Ukrain) its Eurovision win is emblematic of wider European support for the country. Kalush Orchestra's song 'Stefania' is a blend of folk and hip hop. The global reach that hip hop and rap have had since the late 70s, is a testament that music certainly transcends. Querky One of the night’s most notable performances was Norway’s Subwoolfer with Give That
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Wolf A Banana. The anonymous duo, known only under their pseudonyms Jim and Keith, performed in yellow wolf masks with the chorus pleading “Before that wolf eats my grandma / give that wolf a banana”. Runner up Sam Ryder did the UK proud with the catchy Space Man, topping the standings after the jury vote was announced, and finishing in second place with a whopping 466 points. That's more than Katrina and the Waves scored when they won Eurovision for the UK in 1997 with 'Love shine a light'. Ryder was already a star, in that he is the most popular British musician on TikTok,
Eurovision fact: Ruslana became Ukraine's first winner of the Eurovision Song Contest in 2004 and the contest was held in the capital Kyiv the following year. Hope: Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, welcomed the victory, Ukraine’s third since its 2003 Eurovision debut, and said “we will do our best” to one day host the contest in the port city of Mariupol. He underlined “Ukrainian Mariupol. Free, peaceful, rebuilt!”
thanks to his home-recorded versions of songs by everyone from Adele to Justin Hawkins to Michael Jackson. Before the event, Ryder had said he wasn’t concerned about where he finished, saying “This is something that celebrates inclusivity, expression, love, peace, joy, togetherness. And so to think about the scoreboard, for me, takes a bit of the shine and the magic out of the room entirely.” Where will Eurovision 2023 be held? The winning nation traditionally hosts the following year, but it seems unlikely that Ukraine will be in a position to host. So, might they turn to the runner-up instead? We could yet see Eurovision coming home.
Above: Runner up - Sam Ryder with 'Space Man'.
Eurocentric Above left: Abba's Waterloo crowned as the winner in 1974, despite having received a bitter so-called "nul points" judgement from the UK panel.
Above right: Bucks Fizz famously won Eurovision in 1981 with their hit, 'Making your Mind up Right: Israel's Netta Barzilai won Eurovision 2018 bringing Israel's wins to 4 times.
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“I am sure our victorious chord in the battle with the enemy is not far off,’’ - Volodymyr Zelenskiy -
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Food Boost
Reawakening the senses by putting high nutrition first. The saying goes 'we are what we eat". This is never more true when we consider our diet to be largely reponsible for all round health and a strong immune system.
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High in nutrients, Sushi is a convenient way to pack a nutritious puch. Avoid fish that could be high in mercury. Note sushi doesn't have to include fish. For the seafood-shy or vegetarians, veggie rolls (with things like avocado, cucumber, carrot, mushroom).
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Chicken,pasta and vegetable broth.There’s science behind the healing powers of chicken soup. Chicken broth is rich with essential fatty acids and protein. Both help your body build and repair healthy muscle, bone, skin, and blood cells.
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Lentils are rich in fibre, folate and potassium making them a great choice for the heart and for managing blood pressure and cholesterol. They are also a source of energising iron and vitamin B1 which helps maintain a steady heartbeat.
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Beans, nuts, lentils, rice and spice. All of which carry nutritional benifits. Spice like tumeric and especially its most active compound, curcumin have many scientifically proven health benefits, such as the potential to improve heart health and prevent against Alzheimer's and cancer.
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Green smoothie bowl. A delicious fiber packed green smoothie bowl you can easily customize. The perfect healthy breakfast, lunch or post workout snack! Berries lower blood pressure and cholesterol, while reducing oxidative stress.
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Healthy raw, unprocessed ingredients. E.g. a serving of salmon 3 to 4 ounces is about 200 calories. It's very low in saturated fat and a good source of protein. It's also one of the best sources of vitamin B12. It's also bursting in potassium and other nutrients like iron and vitamin D.
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Chapman Family Cancer Wellness at Piedmont, says incorporating raw foods, specifically vegetables and fruits, into your diet can have numerous health benefits. Go for more energy, better skin, improved digestion and a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease
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With the potential to support many aspects of health, from immunity to brain health, pomegranates are worth adding to your healthy eating routine. The small pink seeds inside a pomegranate, called the arils, are the edible portion of the fruit.
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Choose healthy ingredients. Namely, ginger has wonderful health benefits and medicinal uses, it has been used for thousands of years both as a spice and in remedies. It is used for the treatment of various diseases like cold, nausea, periods pain, arthritis and headache, it also aids weight loss.
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Met Gala 2022
The fundraiser returned to its usual early May slot after the coronavirus pandemic forced the cancellation of the 2020 event and delayed last year's until the autumn. Some 400 names from the worlds of music, film, fashion and sports strutted their stuff at the lavish costume parade on the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Above right: Model Gigi Hadid wears Versace. An all-red ensemble featuring a puffer jacket, corset and latex trousers Right: KiKi Layne wearing her custom pink Prabal Gurung gown.
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The 2022 Met Gala otherwise known as the First Monday in May, is back once again! Celebrating “In America: An Anthology of Fashion”
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Above: Vanessa Hudgens enjoys a strong gust of wind. her see-through Moschino ball gown designed by Jeremy Scott meant she was as well dressed as any of the guests she was interviewing. Above right: Elon Musk and model mum in his first public appearance since inking $44 billion Twitter deal.
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“I’ve learned that it’s okay to be afraid. And what’s more, it’s okay to seek greatness,” Gorman wrote in her journal the night after the inauguration.
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Your essential go to! Sustainable products, more now than making. Credibility attributed to ethics is the new gold standard.
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Essentials Above: S.Pellegrino is the finest sparkling natural mineral water.
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UNIQLO Debuts Hana Tajima S/S 2022 Collabo Collection. Hana Tajima, a New York-based fashion designer, has designed a LifeWear line that offers comfortable and attractive designs that reflect ethnic diversity with a global approach.
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Above: Clinique For Men™ Moisturizing Lotion. This is a lightweight, fragrance free, hypoallergenic moisturiser that absorbs quickly into the skin and feels soothing, silky and non-greasy. The product glides on easily and gives good coverage with only a small amount of product. Right: Brew Tea Co - English Breakfast Tea Bags. It's exactly how a real cup of tea should taste. A perfectly balanced, malty classic. The tasty richness of Indian Assam coupled with a light, fresh Ceylon. Rolled Whole Leaves.
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Above right: England rugby star Maro Itoje teamed up with M&S Menswear to front the collections for Autumn 2021, a versatile range of stylish products with broad appeal across M&S Collection and Autograph.
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Skincare, refreshment, clothing.
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Above: Waterdrop tumber - In gorgeous new minimalistic designs, Waterdrop stainless steel Tumblers (400-600ml) are hard to beat. Made of high-quality materials and with a leak-proof closure, they keep your beverage hot for 6h. See how hydration and style go hand in hand. Above right: Made of water-repellent, thermoregulating, machine-washable and even crease-resistant garments, this capsule 2020 demonstrated Mango man’s commitment to innovation.
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Above: Saje was created to help you make healthier choices, and its line of 100% natural wellness products is backed by science and ancient medicinal practices. Some of its products are even considered over-the-counter medicines in the USA, demonstrating exactly how effective they are. Founded by Kate Ross DeBlanc in 1992, the Vancouver-based brand is known for its revitalizing essential oil blends for diffusers, along with travel-friendly roll-ons to apply on the go.
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Since 2005, VEJA has been creating sneakers in a different way, mixing social projects, economic justice, and ecological materials.
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Above: Travalo Milano Refillable Perfume Atomiser Spray. Featuring an elegant design of leatherette and polished metal, this sleek and functional atomiser makes the perfect travel home for your favourite fragrance. Above right: Shein hanging toiletry travel bag. A space defying practical polyester innovation that comes with great reviews. Right: Polaroid is the inventor of the technology that changed the world of eyewear since 1937.
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Form, functionality and invention.
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Above: Warby Parker is a lifestyle brand that offers designer eyewear while being a socially conscious business. Above right: Viski’s flask leans heavily on design, with a smooth copper finish and high-end look. Right: Huel can help you with weight management. But unlike diet shakes and simple protein powders, Huel is made with ingredients like oats, rice, peas, coconut and flaxseed. As in, real food. So you fuel your body with what it wants: a balanced macro-split featuring 26 essential vitamins and minerals.
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Outward aesthetics and inward nourishment.
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Chanel Cruise 2022 From Paris to the Riviera, CHANEL headed to Monte-Carlo for the Cruise 2022/23 collection by Virginie Viard...
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Modernity Inspired by the cosmopolitan beach lifestyle of Monte-Carlo and CHANEL’s history along the Côte d’Azur, the collection reveals sophisticated silhouettes where beachside sportswear echoes a modern glamour.
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Aesthetics CHANEL’s history is punctuated by inspirational places that have contributed to shaping its style, establishing its codes and enhancing its creativity. Among these emblematic sources of inspiration, Monte-Carlo holds
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a special place. Its bonds with CHANEL began in the 1910s, when Gabrielle Chanel discovered the Principality of Monaco and its surrounding region, and were strengthened by Karl Lagerfeld from the 1980s onwards.
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The Riviera Today, through the CHANEL Cruise 2022/23 collection, Virginie Viard is reviving the Riviera spirit of freedom and sophistication that perfectly reflects the idea of a fashion anchored in modernity.
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The Great Outdoors Relaxed red and white pants suits, and jumpsuits occupy the collection. Viard added gold pieces that offer evening glam to looks. With pieces fit for warm beach holidays, you can feel the Lagerfeld influences.
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Direction “A sporty atmosphere, but not only. There are lots of tweed or silk jumpsuits lined with light terry cloth. Many sequins and flowers shape embroidered plastrons adorning thinly striped long shirt-dresses with white high collars–a nod to Karl–a
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sequined midnight blue dress, or backless tops worn over wide-cut trousers,” shares Viard. Viard remembers the first time she saw Princess Caroline of Monaco and drew inspirations from her encounter in the collection.
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Nobu HotelShoreditch
Restaurant brand goes bespoke hotel.
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nstinctive and informal, Nobu Hotel London Shoreditch delivers a captivating and unique escape with the perfect balance of luxury, fun, craft and theatre. Offering 148 thoughtfully designed guest rooms and suites and unveiling London’s newest Nobu Restaurant, the design blends the raw creative energy of East London with the understated luxury of Nobu. Positioned both physically and emotionally between the energy of East London’s cultural district and the economic centre of the City, the guests can find the balance they seek of a fresh and vibrant lifestyle. Experirnce the ability to draw guests into a world of experiential luxury begins with rituals both seen and unseen. We use Asian-inspired and London-infused sights, sounds, scents and experiences to engage and delight our guests from their moment of arrival. Guests are able to indulge in the world-renowned Nobu Restaurant with unique plates inspired by the creativity and vibrancy of the local area.
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Experience London Shoreditch exclusively by Nobu Hotels. Whether it’s a luxurious stay, pampering in our spa, indulging in delicious Nobu cuisine, to experiencing the unique East London neighborhood. www.nobuhotelshoreditch.com