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EDITORIAL

A popular saying in our parents‘ home is: »Everything has to change so that it stays as beautiful as it is.« It seems to us that this motto particularly fits sisterMAG No. 58. The past few months have brought many changes on. Our team changed completely and also the projects that we realize with our agency arm sisterMAG Studio developed into a different direction.

In terms of content, this issue focuses on what is probably the most beautiful summer garment that exists – the dress. And because travelling is limited this year, we shot our new sisterMAG Collection on our home turf in Berlin.

More than six new patterns await you in the @sistermagpatterns eShop and we are excited to see your versions of these patterns.

Show us your creations and share them under the hashtag #sistermagpatterns.

So it was only natural that we also needed a breath of fresh air for our sisterMAG. Thus, we sat down and »made a lot of things ourselves« again. Because that was always at the core of the sisterMAG brand and that‘s exactly what we love. We used the set kitchen of a sisterMAG Studio project for our watermelon food feature, illustrations were drawn, drinks mixed, and clothes sewn. You will also notice several changes in the design and layout.

If you are still not in summer mood after leafing through this issue, we recommend mixing a Watermelon Mojito immediately, created by our in-house bartender Cris Santos. The watermelon not only accompanies us on »National Watermelon Day« on August 3, but through the entire sisterMAG issue. After we prepared and consumed around 20 watermelons for our productions, each team member can now confidently say: »I carried a watermelon.«

yours, toni & thea

and the sisterMAG team

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Watermelon Galore

Fashion Photography & the Dress

Watermelon recipes for summer 2020

Art Works in Fashion Photography

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Do clothes make the language?

Karl Lagerfeld – the retrospective

Elisabeth Stursberg discusses proverbs and sayings

Art Museum Moritzburg shows an inimitable collection of pictures

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Book Column – you must read today!

sisterMAG BeautyFUL Picks

Illustration: Ezbah Ali

#readinginsteadoftravelling: We‘ve gathered our favourite summer books for 2020

The favourite beauty products of our sisterMAG team

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Light summer drinks

What else could we plant…

A little bit of vacation feelings with five new and delicious cocktail recipes

About the resurgence of garden plots

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Dresses and their stories We‘ve asked bloggers and friends about their favourite dresses and what memories they associate with them

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Dressing windows

Running Shoes

How do I pick the right curtain?

Sneaker Guide from Alex Sutter

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The right address for dresses

Hygiene and Daily Routines

Our favourite labels for special dresses

Interview with Xenia Barth

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The new sisterMAGpatterns dresses collections

Imprint

Six new sisterMAG dresses with patterns in our eShop – perfect for the Central European summer in your own city

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CONTRIBUTORS

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Otto Balkenbogen

Ira Häussler

Martina Klaric @buchberuehrung

Dr. Michael Neubauer Elisabeth Stursberg @lizziemariees

Alexander Kords kords.net

Amie McCracken amiemccracken.com

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TRA N S LATI ON Christian Näthler @iamvolta

Ira Häussler Alexander Kords kords.net

Elisabeth Stursberg @lizziemariees

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P HO TO & VIDE O Cris Santos @csantosphoto

Jules Villbrandt @herz.und.blut

FOOD & DRI N K S Nadine Page @nadinepage1

Cris Santos @csantosphoto

MOD E L Livia Auer @livia_auer

Victoria Beyer @vintagemaedchen_by_victoria

Brittany Jepsen

sisterMAG Team Gabriela Morales

@houselarsbuilt

Lale Tütüncübasi

Victoria Krüger

Thea Wittemann

@vikikrueger

ILLUSTRATI ON

Sissi Staffa @miusissi

sisterMAG Team Ezbah Ali @aliezbah

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DOWNLOADS & MULTIMEDIA

OU R COV E R

Raspberry-PeachSangria

Watermelon Mojito

Summer Melon Smoothie

The Oran G Nahmeen

Orange Whiskey Sour

Vanilla Cake with Swiss Buttercream Frosting

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Victoria Krüger OUTFIT Evi Neubauer PHOTOGRAPHER Cris Santos

58-2 VOILE DRESS WITH R AW EDGES

58-1 DRESS WITH BIG, PUFFY SLEEVES

11-3 BACKLESS SAILOR COLL AR DRESS

1 9 -3 E A S YWASH DRESS WIT H S TA ND -UP COLLAR

SEWING PATTERNS

08-1 POLO DRESS WITH LONG BUT TON FACING

Many thanks dear Victoria, for the great photo shoot. Victoria works as a working student in the sisterMAG Community Management team. You can find the pattern of the cover dress also in the @sistermagpatterns online shop.

Watermelon

Galore

We like it lush! That‘s why we spontaneously decided to bring together food stylist Nadine Page and floral artist Hürriyet Bulan. This resulted in a food feature that finally sheds a new light on watermelon this summer, because you can create so much from it. Ranging from melon fries to wedding cakes - we love watermelons!

And because we had so much fun, you can download our lush cover picture as wallpaper.

Photos & Styling:

Gabriela Morales

Thea Wittemann

Ilaria Trombí

Food Styling:

Nadine Page

Florals:

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Hürriyet Bulan

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three-tiered cake For a summer garden party or a birthday party during a hot day - this threetier cake does not require baking. You only need a few watermelons.

It’s best to use a template for the three sizes. Our cylinders are approximately 25cm, 20cm and 15cm in diameter. Garnish with fresh fruit.

Special tip: To cover up unsightly spots or edges, we used wafer-thin layers of watermelon, placed around the edge.

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watermelon pizza Ready in 5 minutes and perfect for an evening with friends: fresh watermelon pizza made from a thick slice of watermelon

Cut a 2.5cm slice from the middle of a watermelon. Place the slice on a large plate. Garnish with blackberries, gooseberries, strawberries and pomegranate.

We added basil minette. Chopped basil with large leaves is also possible.

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watermelon salad In summer, this salad is perfect as an appetizer.

Cut watermelons into large triangles and geometric shapes. Place in a deep garnish bowl.

Particularly suitable: gooseberries, blackberries, blueberries and honeydew melon - shaped here with a small flower cutter. Garnish with mint and drizzle lemon juice over it. sister-mag.com

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vanilla cake with swiss buttercream frosting Serves 8-10 Difficulty: Medium Time : 35 minutes active, 40 mins inactive

You can decorate this classic American style cake any way you like - I decided to use freeze dried fruits and fresh cherries for an organic but super punchy look.

Yellow Cake 400 g All Purpose Flour 25 g Cornstarch 1 t salt 1 t baking powder 1 t baking soda 340 g Unsalted Butter, Softened 400 g White sugar 3 large eggs 1 packet vanilla sugar

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1. Prepare 3 9’’ cake pans, or for a cute and tall cake, 4 6’’ cake pans.

2. Preheat the oven to 175 degrees celsius, or 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Grease the pans and cut parchment paper disks to match the size of the bottom of the pan. This will help the cakes easily release.

3. Whisk together the dry ingredients. Set aside.

4. Cream together the butter and the sugar until light and fluffy- This will take it’s time, about 5 minutes if the butter is soft. You can use a hand mixer or a stand mixer. Add the eggs in slowly (I like to crack them into a measuring cup and pour them in a slow steady stream). Make sure the egg is incorporating fully before adding too much more. The mixture shouldnt break. Add the vanilla extract.

5. In 4 additions, add the dry mix and the buttermilk a little at a time, Finally mixing just until the batter is uniform.

6. Evenly distribute between the pans and bake for 25-30 minutes or until a toothpick in the center comes out clean. Allow to cool completely before frosting.

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Schweizer Meringuen-Buttercreme 6 große Eiweiße 450 g Zucker 1 Päckchen Vanillezucker Prise Salz 350 g weiche aber kalte Butter 1. In einer Schüssel über einem Wasserbad (die Schüssel darf das simmernde Wasserbad nicht berühren) die Eiweiße und den Zucker rühren, bis die Mischung warm und der Zucker komplett aufgelöst ist. Es darf kein körniges Gefühl mehr zwischen den Fingern entstehen, wenn man die Mischung verreibt.

2. Die Mischung mit einem Handrührgerät oder einer Küchenmaschine aufschlagen, bis die Creme steif ist und die Spitzen nicht mehr in sich zusammenfallen. Wenn die Mischung fertig ist, das Salz einrühren.

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3. Die Mischung komplett abkühlen lassen, falls sie noch warm ist. Dann einen Esslöffel der Butter nach dem anderen mit dem Mixer einrühren.

Wenn die gesamte Butter eingerührt ist noch so lange weiterschlagen, bis die gewünschte Textur erreicht ist. Falls die Mischung zu dick wird, kann sie über dem Wasserbad ganz kurz angewärmt und dann nochmals gemixt werden. Falls sie zu dünn ist, etwas im Kühlschrank stehen lassen und dann nochmals mixen.

4. Dann mit einem Silikonschaber bei Bedarf vorsichtig die Lebensmittelfarbe unterheben – Pastellfarben sind am einfachsten zu erreichen und sehen schön aus. Ich habe Pink und etwas Schwarz für meinen Kuchen verwendet.

5. Mit frischen Kirschen und gefriergetrockneten Früchten dekorieren (ich habe Johannisbeeren und Himbeeren genommen)

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prickly watermelon hugo A light and fruity summer drink for friends and family: bartender Cris transforms the classic Hugo with watermelon into our alcohol-free summer drink 2020

Fill glass with ice.

Mix 1oz of watermelon nectar (e.g. puree watermelon) or juice with 2oz of rhubarb lemonade. Then pour in alcohol-free Light Live Hugo.

Garnish with fresh fruits and mint.

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three kinds of frozen watermelon In summer we like to enjoy ice-cold things.

That is why we have prepared three variations of frozen watermelon for you: ice cubes, granita and ice pops make every heart beat faster and are all made super fast.

Watermelon Honey Granita Serves 6-8 Time : 15 minutes active, 2.5 hours inactive

500 g watermelon, cubed 4 tbsp honey, especially wildflower honey Juice of 3 limes

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Blend the ingredients with an immersion blender, or a standing blender and pour into a shallow glass or ceramic casserole.

Place in the freezer and stir with a fork every 30 minutes for 2 and a half hours. At the end it should be like fluffy shaved ice- you can decorate this with lime zest and serve right out of the freezer.

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Strawberry Watermelon Ice Pops

Watermelon Honey Granita

Watermelon Ice Cubes

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Strawberry Watermelon Ice Pops Serves 6 Time : 15 minutes active, 2.5 hours inactive 500 g watermelon 150 g ripe strawberries Juice of 2 lemons 2 tbsp white sugar

Blend the ingredients together and strain through a fine mesh sieve to remove any remaining seeds. Whisk in the lemon juice, the white sugar and if extra citrus flavor is desired, add the lemon zest.

Pour these into popsicle molds, adding edible flowers, herbs or thinly sliced berries or cucumbers as desired to make beautiful popsicles sure to make an impression. When your mold is full, you can use anything left over to make watermelon ice cubes. Both will bring a super fun reprieve to a hot summer day!

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watermelon pommes with fresh dip Who determines that watermelons can only be enjoyed in a sweet way?

With the fresh spices and yoghurt dip, these fries can also be served during a barbecue.

For the dip, mix 200g plain yogurt with a little lime zest and Tajin spice.

If you can‘t find Tajin spice, just use chilli with salt and a little lime peel.

Cut watermelon into approx. 1 cm wide sticks and place on plates.

Sprinkle with lime zest and tajin.

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DO CLOTHES MAKE THE

? e g a u g n a l Text: Elisabeth Stursberg

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Is language really the dress of thought?

Proverbs are on to our vestimentary tricks

We have already mentioned it at the beginning of this column: Proverbs and sayings are a treasure. Not only are they concise. They can also develop authority: »Without hope is like being without a dress. Even in warm weather you’re cold. « Who would dare question such insightful statements? (By the way, this one too is of Russian origin, they say, like so many proverbs.) One simply does not argue with their wisdom relying on the condensed experience of generations.

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ON THIS ISSUE

the dress

This issue is dedicated to the dress.

Before going any further, we should therefore address the white elephant in the room (was that the metaphor?) and clarify one thing: While the noun »dress« can also refer to »clothing« or »apparel« in general, it is now more commonly used to describe an outer garment consisting of a onepiece bodice and skirt. In German, the language in which this text was originally written, proverbs typically use the equivalent of »dress« which is the same as for »clothes«. Never mind the broader terminological focus here as the main message applies either way.

Proverbs can do even more than summarised above, namely for those using them, the keyword being: »Clothes make the man.« How we use language tells others a lot about us, and the use of proverbs and sayings can be, ahem, the cherry on top. British English with its idioms is once again a good example, because from a certain level, the improvement of learners’ language skills is largely

Moreover, proverbs are pictorial and activate our imagination. Why say curtain when you can also choose the »window dress«? (This works better in German: »Fensterkleid«.)

Regardless, we would like to maintain here: Proverbs make our communication more entertaining and our language more charming. »Language is the dress of thought,« the English linguist and journalist Samuel Johnson (1709-1784) stated, and »proverbs are the flowers of language,« we say lyrically; however, in opposition these flowers can acquire the power of a sledgehammer.

Proverbs do all these things, and we are not even getting into metaphors because without those we could hardly formulate two sentences. The question remains: how applicable, how true are proverbs in our life today?

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»Proverbs are the flowers of language.« measured based on whether they have mastered idioms and are comfortable using them. How posh someone speaks – this regards mostly native speakers – not only indicates their home area but can also provide listeners with information about their socio-economic background. Meanwhile, things are slightly different in Germany where dialects, including their proverbial qualities, are sometimes perceived as evidence of a certain educational level, unfortunately and unfairly of course. If you train to lose your dialect, these embellishments get lost as well. By the way, Shakespeare also observed: »The soul of this man is in his clothes.«

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One possible interpretation of this would be that disguise makes little sense. As we know, the Emperor’s New Clothes did not get him far either ...

Only, what is the alternative?

A different observation can give hope:

sincerely hope this belief of mine is not just youthful optimism: “You receive people according to their dress and dismiss them according to their intellect.” How successfully someone »dresses« a professional position (literal translation from German) will emerge sooner or later, and their wardrobe is not the indicator. »You can’t eat even the most beautiful dress.« What not only Carrie Bradshaw would dispute vigorously, I assume, ultimately boils down to a question of priorities and points to another essential aspect: subjective perception. The unforgotten Coco Chanel famously postulated: »No woman gets too cold in her most beautiful dress.«

»The truth has a beautiful face, but torn clothes« since apparently there is another school, one which attaches less importance to the outer appearance given by clothes. »Even if my dress is black, my conscience is pure,« goes another manifestation of Russian wisdom. We also learn that even if they are intact, clothes cannot always save the day, because – and I

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ÂťNo woman gets too cold in her most beautiful dressÂŤ - COCO CHANEL

In each issue, Elisabeth Stursberg discusses proverbs and sayings related to fashion and their general qualities.

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BOOK COLUMN You must read today!

#readinginsteadoftraveling - when I saw the German version of this little hashtag on Instagram for the first time in March at the height of the Corona lockdown, it seemed like a pointer to me.

If you can‘t really travel to all the places you have planned for 2020, then at least do it in books! Since then, I have added 10 books to my 2020 Reading Challenge - of course, much less than all the high-volume readers, but twice as much as I did last year. And the ritual of picking up a book first every morning rather than my mobile phone has brought me a lot of peace in these turbulent times.

For the third installation of our book column Martina and I took different paths. With »Untamed« by Glennon Doyle, Martina selected a modern guide novel in the tradition of Elizabeth Gilbert or Marie Forleo. I introduce you to the five-part »Cazalet Chronicle« by Elizabeth Jane Howard as well as 3 books around (water)melons. Have fun reading!

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Tip from Marina Klaric Von Glennon Doyle, erschienen am 10. März 2020 bei The Dial Press (Englisch, 352 Seiten), ISBN: 978-1984801258, $28,00

UNTAMED

Sparkling, flowing, intoxicating: The most beautiful book dress this year undoubtedly wears Glennon Doyle‘s new book »Untamed«!

The American author may still less known, but if you like Elizabeth Gilbert’s and Marie Forleo‘s books, you will love Glennon Doyle. Her new book »Untamed« is a typical guide, as you know it from American contemporary literature, which deals with female empowerment and self-discovery. All read before? Certainly not in this way! Because in »Untamed« Glennon Doyle gets to the bottom of things and asks straightforward: Who were you before the world told you who you should be?

In our constant striving to be good women, citizens, mothers and daughters, Doyle writes, we per-

suaded ourselves that personal forms of happiness are not worth striving for. Instead, we follow conventional forms of happiness and try to fit into a social system that only celebrates standardized forms of satisfaction as successful life plans. This is inevitably followed, according to the author, by the point of absolute frustration where we have to recognize that prescribed happiness does not make everyone happy. In an inspiring and authentic way, Glennon Doyle advocates to finally shape your life according to your own, individual ideas. At the same time, her own story, which she tells in »Untamed« is a role model that only wants to convey one thing: »Stop pleasing, start living«.

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Toni‘s tip Im Deutschen sind die Bücher der Saga im dtv-Verlag erschienen. Deutsch zwischen 512 und 621 Seiten, € 16,90

CAZALET If a book series contains five books, each at least 500 pages long, you know you are in for a world of its own. This is how the »Cazalet Chronicles« work.

A family. Two decades (and what kind of decades ... 1930s to 1950s!). Three generations.

Four siblings. The chronicles tell the story of the Cazalet family, an English upper middle-class family in the late 1930s. Through the different family members, the historical time that should completely change the country, society and family, is developing.

Already shortly after the publication of the first four volumes - Howard only wrote the fifth volume a decade later one year before her death - the cycle of novels was considered a modern classic in Great Britain, maybe because Howard used her own story and that of her family as inspiration.

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MELONE That‘s not how Claire Walsh imagined having children.

She looks like a watermelon in boots and her husband has left her. But when husband James is finally back at the door, a surprise awaits him ...

Series #1 Walsh Family

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Wassermelonen There aren’t many books with melons in the title or on the cover. However, those I found all fit very well into summertime and invite you to #readinginsteadoftraveling as described at the beginning of our column.

I CARRIED A WA T E R M E L O N

»I Carried a Watermelon« is a love story to Dirty Dancing.

A warm, witty and accessible look at how Katy Brand’s lifelong obsession with the film has influenced her own attitudes to sex, love, romance, rights and responsibilities.

by Katy Brand, published 10th October 2019 by HQ (252 pages, ISBN: 000835278X)

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could we plant … ABOUT THE RESURGENCE OF GARDEN PLOT S

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A short text about the importance and sudden resurgence of small gardens and allotments in times of Corona.

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Let me vocalise some thoughts that have been going through my head.

Everyone reading these lines will have survived the past week in some way or another. You’ll hear very different stories: some are frustrated, some delighted by the slower pace of life, while others struggle with financial problems. As restrictions are being phased out, many ask themselves what will come next. Can I go on holiday, when are the kids going back to school, how will life continue?

One thing is already clear: how life is perceived has changed drastically.

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Nose-and-mouth-covered shopping is not much fun, neither is having a drink at the pub without seeing the regular waiter’s friendly face, and the neighbour’s annoyed expression when you forget about a rule disrupts harmonious everyday life. Empty

seats in theatres, operas and varietés change the mood among the few spectators that are left.

What is this summer going to be like?

Are the fun-accustomed and holiday-hungry Germans going to be satisfied visiting local parks, castles and amusement parks?

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Or could this be the summer of renovating our homes while the usual coasts of Mallorca, Bodrum and Marmaris are locked down with strict restrictions? All of this is now part of real life, after we had to learn that the unthinkable could become a reality from one day to the next. So I think that we have to find something that will make our lives fun outside of the originally planned adventures. Some might say that their usual activities of hiking, biking and outdoor sports come in handy in these times when our immune systems are under attack.

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But we also need some activity where we can plan, invest and reap the benefits of hard work in a different way so we can enjoy a relaxed glass of wine in the evening. On my journeys, I have met many colleagues who are very grateful to have their small, previously rugged gardens to take care of in these times. This piece of nature with its sky, clouds and rain suddenly filled the hole that we used to fill by travelling miles and miles.

Herb gardens are being planted, roses revived and rows of potatoes prepared!

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These small retreats are meaningful.

The urban, cityslicker in his thirties might smile dismissively – until he knows the joy of a cool beer after a long day’s work in the garden.

He’ll think of ribwort and dismiss the joys of planting, growing and harvesting and won’t recognise that the first small gardens originated halfway through the 19th century for reasons similar to today. A man named Heinrich Karl Gesell built the first beds on a meadow in the Johannapark in Leipzig that had previously been a playing area – to get kids to do something useful.

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The area was surrounded by a fence, marking the first Leipzig ÂťSchrebergartenÂŤ.

Moritz Schreber himself did not live to see this development.

An orthopaedist and professor at the university of Leipzig, he was the spiritual founding father of the initiative that built the first garden.

The gardens and club were named in honour of his work on movement and sports. During his lifetime, Moritz Schreber was known to use strict and, in today’s view, very questionable methods on children, earning him a reputation not only as gardener but also as somewhat of a bogeyman.

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Today, our enjoyment of a piece of land, a small backyard or garden in a club should not be dependent on the perfectly shaped cucumber or straight rosebushes - »our land« should be an escape that offers relaxation, pride and contentment in times of restrictions. But be careful, once you’re into it, you won’t be able to stop. Have fun!

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Fashion Photography & the Dress DRE SSE S IN PHOTO GRAPHY

In 2020, every sisterMAG issue features a selection of less or more well-known male and female artists. Our focus lies on the main piece of clothing from the respective issue. This time: the dress.

THE FOCUS: FA S H I O N P H O T O G R A P H Y It took quite a while until this discipline was actually accepted as a valid form of art – for a long time, fashion photography was deemed to be solely commercial, its creativity always connected to the project. Today, the genre is a crucial part of the art world and shown at countless exhibitions and in museums. The list of important names is long – meet six of them here…

Text: CAROLIN KRALAPP

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Alfred Stieglitz (1864 – 1946)

You might call the American photographer and gallery owner ALFRED STIEGLITZ the father of fashion photography. Together with fellow photographer Edward Steichen, he led the Avant-Garde »GALLERY 291« in New York and also published the magazine Camera Work. He had a huge impact on the spread of the European Avant-Garde in the US. In this photograph from 1907, we can see Stieglitz’s younger sister Selma Schubart wearing an extravagant dress by designer Mariano Fortuny that beautifully blends into the surroundings. The coloured picture was produced with the Autochrome Lumière process invented by Auguste and Louis Lumière in 1903.

Alfred Stieglitz, Mrs. Selma Schubart, 1907, 17,8 x 12,8 cm, Autochrome, Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Richard Avedon (1923 – 2004)

There is no way of speaking about fashion photography without mentioning this man: RICHARD AVEDON. The American was the main photographer at Harper’s Bazaar and also took pictures for The New Yorker. Countless Vogue covers came into being under his creative direction. Stars like Marilyn Monroe, The Beatles, Charlie Chaplin and Brigitte Bardot were photographed by him. His photos entice with their

Richard Avedon, Jean Shrimpton, 1965, 60,5 x 50,5 cm, Dry-Plate Print

dramatic dynamic. Here, you can see the back of British model Jean Shrimpton, who was famous for her »Swinging Sixties« nickname »THE SHRIMP«. She’s wearing an elegant, backless dress by Italian designer Irene Galitzine. Fun fact: Avedon’s photograph »DOVIMA WITH ELEPHANTS« (1955) is currently the most expensive fashion photograph to be sold at an auction: it was sold in 2010 for almost 840.000€.

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Without photography a moment is lost forever, as if it had never existed RICHARD AVEDON

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William Klein (*1928)

This photo shows SOMERSET HOUSE IN LONDON in 2017, now a house used for exhibitions.

Back then, the house was covered in photographs taken by American photographer, painter and director WILLIAM KLEIN. A visitor passes the wall hidden underneath her

William Klein, Somerset House London, 2017, Credit: Stephen Chung

jacket because of the strong rain.

William Klein was mostly famous for his pictures for Vogue. His studies feature blurry movement and wide lenses. The expressive pictures show dresses and costumes that celebrate fashion. The artist currently lives and works in the fashion capital, Paris.

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Annie Leibovitz

Annie Leibovitz, Sarah Jessica Parker for Vogue Magazine, 2008, New York

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of the 2008 SATC movie, she was photographed by American photographer Annie Leibovitz for the June issue of Vogue alongside her »MR. BIG« for a spread called »REBEL ROMANCE«. The crème de la crème of haute couture was taken to iconic New York places like the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Central Park and the Plaza Hotel to be snapped by Leibovitz. Here, we can see Sarah Jessica Parker in an extravagant chiffon dress by Italian designers Dolce & Gabbana.

The photographer is famous for her carefully orchestrated portraits of royalty from culture, economy and politics – and actual royalty, like Queen Elizabeth II. Her style is influenced by Richard Avedon among others.

»SEX AND THE CITY« and fashion – two things that are inextricably linked. Carrie Bradshaw, portrayed

by Sarah Jessica Parker, is the embodiment of New York and its passion for fashion. For the premiere

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Ellen von Unwerth (*1954)

The German photographer Ellen von Unwerth used to be a model herself – now she works with the motto »SEX SELLS«!

She stages women with confident, cool eroticism and overly saturated colours. Vogue, French Elle, i-D, Vanity Fair – she has worked for countless important fashion magazines and taken photos of stars like Lady Gaga, Rihanna, Madonna and Naomi Campbell. Here, you can see Kate Moss – she first worked for von Unwerth at 16 years old. This particular shot is all about the slinky silk dress and the fresh milk from the fridge.

Ellen von Unwerth, Kate Moss, 1995, 180 x 120 cm, C-Print on Fujiflex Paper, Opera Gallery London

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Humor is just incredibly sexy ELLEN VON UNWERTH

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Mario Testino (*1954)

Mario Testino, Exhibition view »Alta Moda«, Mate Museum Lima, 2019

Testino of sexual misconduct in the #metoo debate.

In his moving exhibition »ALTA MODA«, first shown at the Lima Mate Museum, he shows the results of a five-year project observing Peruvian traditions and the history of photography. The photographs are of Peruvian men and women from the region of Cusco dressed in their celebratory garments, colourfully dyed and embroidered in meticulous craftsmanship – to Testino, these are equal to the haute couture of the grand runways of the fashion world.

Originally from Peru, MARIO TESTINO, who is currently based in London, was called the »most well-known fashion photographer«

by ZEIT – but he is also one of the more controversial ones: several of the people he worked with over the course of his career have accused

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The vibrancy of the clothes expresses the intensity of spirit of the people who wear them.

I hope my images show how these traditions still exist in the present, at least for now MARIO TESTINO

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Do you know more fashion photographs with interesting dresses?

Send them to us on Social Media or to carolin@sister-mag.com .

We‘re looking forward to it!

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Karl Lagerfeld: Selbstporträt, 2005, Foto © Karl Lagerfeld

Only until January 6 2021: The extraordinary exhibition „Karl Lagerfeld FOTOGRAFIE Die Retrospektive“ at the Kunstmuseum Moritzburg

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Karl Lagerfeld: Selbstporträt, 2007, Foto © Karl Lagerfeld

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The legendary fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld once said:

»Work and ruthless, steely determination probably made me who I am today. « He said to always remind oneself that »you can always do more and still improve yourself.« He lived these mottos like no one else!

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As an artistic all-rounder, he was not only the genius fashion designer at Fendi, Chanel and other important brands – his creativity was also involved in the perfect visuals for each label. The quality of the fabric, the special details of a cut, the entire picture was his creation.

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Able to catch arrangements and relations of a scene within seconds, his specific point of view was made for photography – even if Chanel helped out a little. Lagerfeld’s love grew quickly from a simple job into a passion: in 1987, he took the first press pho-

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tos for Chanel, quickly followed by a long series of projects for famous magazines like »Vogue«, »Harpers Bazaar«, »Numero« and »V Magazine«.

Next to designing for Chanel, where he was head designer for over 30 years, or Fendi, where he let his fantasies run wild, photography became Karl Lagerfeld’s second vocation.

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He discovered many other subjects outside of fashion, always claiming that he had many or no styles. Like life and fashion, he was adamant that a photograph always had to be invented anew. Many of his shots are kept in black and white and reflect his classic approach to fashion.

On the hunt for a perfect reproduction of his work, Karl Lagerfeld found the workshop of renowned master craftsman and silk-screen printer Gerhard Steidl in Göttingen. Their close professional relationship resulted in the establishment of two successful publishing companies.

The partnership survived even Lagerfeld’s death, as the retrospective »Karl Lagerfeld FOTOGRAFIE« at the Moritzburg in Halle was curated by Gerhard Steidl together with Chanel Fashion Image Director Eric Pfrunder. They brought together around 300 photographs that La-

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gerfeld himself had picked for an exhibition in Halle. »An exhibition like this has never existed before in central Germany!« proclaims the museum. The curation of the presentation at the Moritzburg is bound to cause as much of a stir as Karl Lagerfeld’s fashion shows. Upon entering the courtyard, visitors are greeted by an army of life-size self-portraits of Karl Lagerfeld.

The exhibition presents the entire range of photographic media that Lagerfeld used: everything from daguerreotypes to platinum prints, polaroids, dry-plate prints, silk-screen prints, hand-coloured algraphies, acrylic inkjet prints and backlit LEDpanels is there. The photographs show his many passions: architecture, landscapes, abstract art, portraits, self-portraits and, of course, his fashion photography for Fendi, Chanel and others.

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Installation zur Sonderausstellung „Karl Lagerfeld. Fotografie. Die Retrospektive“ im Innenhof des Kunstmuseums Moritzburg Halle (Saale), Foto: Marcus-Andreas Mohr © Karl Lagerfeld Karl Lagerfeld: Visions and a Decision, 2007, Foto © Karl Lagerfeld

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Karl Lagerfeld: Casa Malaparte, 1998, Foto Š Karl Lagerfeld

One of the most interesting objects would have to be his photographic staging of orphans and lovers Daphnis and Chloe after the ancient poet Longus, as well as an 18m long folding screen of Homer’s Odyssey. Odysseus was the king of the island of Ithaca. His ruse, the Trojan horse, secured the Greek people a victory over the people of Troja. It then took him 10 years to return to Ithaca and his wife Penelope. Karl Lagerfeld used this

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Karl Lagerfeld: Le Voyage d’Ulysse, 2013, Foto © Karl Lagerfeld

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On February 19th 2019, Karl Lagerfeld died after a short illness. He kept his extraordinary attitude until the end: never bound to anything, as he wished. While he had several male muses, it was two women that he worked closest with: the British creative and author Amanda Harlech („Lagerfeld‘s eye outside of Paris“) and his representative and successor at Chanel, Virginie Viard.

Karl Lagerfeld always was a conscious loner, a virtuous master with unusual willingness to work and an excessive love of books. He was not the king of all hearts – his honesty never failed to come through and people that he didn’t enjoy working with were not in his circles for

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long. Only his cat, Choupette, enjoyed relentless adoration from him. His appearance was perceived as slightly crazy by many, something that should be explained by the amount of genius present in this single man. He was a fashion designer for several external labels as well as his own, photographer, published, parfumeur, professor at the University of the Arts in Vienna and costume designer for plays and opera.

He was the first popular fashion designer who was willing to cater to mass markets. H&M profited from his designs: Lagerfeld famously said »Mass elitism has always been my dream, and it is the future in these modern times.« For over 21 years, the head of embroidery Hubert Barrere was a Lagerfeld employee at Chanel daughter Paraffection for the promotion of extraordinary craftsmanship.

After Lagerfeld’s death, he said: »His encyclopaedic knowledge, his ability to work without tiring, his willingness to fight, his natural talent to always be two or three steps ahead. His visionary ability to understand the future and make it fit for the present.« That was him – Karl Lagerfeld!

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Karl Lagerfeld PHOTOGRAPHY The Retrospe ctive Kulturstiftung Sachsen-Anhalt Kunstmuseum Moritzburg Halle (Saale) Friedemann-Bach-Platz 5 06108 Halle (Saale) T: +49 345 21259-0 #lagerfeldfotografie www.lagerfeld-fotografie.de Kunstmuseum-moritzburg@kulturstiftung-st.de www.kunstmuseum-moritzburg.de

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BEAUTY In the sisterMAG office we are always able to test a wide variety of beauty products and thus we asked our team: »What do you really use at home?« Get started with sisterMAG co-founder Thea.

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MOISTURE FOR HOT SUMMER D AY S »I really enjoy using these four products in summer. I chose products that feel like a moisture boost on the skin. Like a splash of water on your face, which provides long-lasting moisture.

I have been using the products for about 1 month now and noticed a real moisture boost for my skin, especially when using the moisture mask once a week. I have the cleansing gel in the shower every morning because in the bag it is not so bad when it falls down and is therefore super practical.«

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[01] Kiehl‘s Calendula & Aloe Soothing Hydration Masque

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Refreshing moisturizing mask with a very light formula. The gel texture is more pleasant than a heavy one in summer. Contains chamomile and lemon essential oils.

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[02] One.Two.Free Hyaluronic Power Serum We have been working with the Clean Beauty Label for a while now and got to know through them »fermented ingredients«, i.e. fermentation without heating the ingredients. Fermented jasmine flowers are in the serum and the transparent serum leaves a fresh glow. The skin appears a little more plump.

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[03] Shiseido WASO Reset Cleanser City Blossom Foaming cleanser with agar jelly removes make-up. I usually use it as a second step in double cleansing with a simple oil cleaner from dm.

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[04] Kiehl‘s Serum-Infused Water Cream Moisturizer for morning and evening.

Micronized calendula petals are hidden inside. Leaves the skin very soft and even.

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SUMMER DRINKS On the green balcony at home, in your own garden, together with friends or wherever you would like to: the current temperatures are perfect for going out and to make yourself comfortable with a cold and fresh drink. In our new feature you will find some delicious drink creations that can be created in just a few steps for you and your loved ones.

A little holiday feeling to slurp!

Photos: Gabriela Morales Drinks: Cris Santos Illustrations: Ezbah Ali

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Raspberry Peach

Ingredients ice 2 oz Lillet White 1 oz Raspberry schnapps 5

mint leaves (slap them to release more flavour)

Peach slices

Preparation Add all the liquids to a large glass of your choice, top with sparkling wine and garnish with as much fruit as you desire.

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Ingredients In a shaker: 10 mint leaves half a lime 2 small pieces of watermelon muddled 2 oz white Rum ½ oz simple syrup

a scoop of ice

Preparation Shake everything vigorously and pour the contents of your shaker into a glass.

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Watermelon (Rum based, red, crushed ice, highball)

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Summer Melon

Ingredients In a blender: 2 oz Cachaca 2

large slices of watermelon

4 oz pineapple juice ice

Preparation Blend everything and pour the mix into a glass, garnish with mint and more watermelon as you desire.

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n a r eO tGhNahmeen (Vodka based, orange/red, cocktail)

Ingredients ice 1 oz Pear vodka 1 oz Lychee juice

(splash) Orangina (splash) Grenadine

Preparation 1. Fill a glass with ice all the way to the top.

2. Add the liquids, then a squeeze of lime and top with Orangina, a splash of grenadine and garnish with fruit if you’d like.

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Ingredients In a shaker: 2 oz Bourbon Whiskey (pineapple Rum) 2 oz orange juice squeeze lime 1 egg white

Preparation 1. Shake all of the liquids vigorously, add the ice and shake for another 10 seconds.

2. Strain the liquid into a coupe glass and garnish with an orange slice.

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DRESSING WINDOWS How do I pick the right curtains?

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Not only your body needs the right dress, your own four walls will also significantly benefit from appropriate »window dresses«. They might bring much-needed darkness or just add a certain something that truly makes you feel at home. Picking the right curtains isn’t always easy. This feature is supposed to ease your journey to finding the perfect »window dress« by offering advice.

CURTAIN IS NOT CURTAIN There are two kinds of curtains. Net curtains are exactly what we think of with Grandma‘s top curtains: transparent. Lace or openwork lace is still used today, but more airy fabrics like batiste or airy-light voile look more modern.

Curtains or drapes are opaque and made from heavy fabrics. Most drapes are therefore floor-to-floor, so that they offer sufficient privacy.

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There are two kinds of seams on curtains: individual pleating, also known as »curling ribbon«, and those with clear, symmetrical pleating which are called »pleated ribbon«. Curled ribbon is great for short cur tains of light and heavy weight, while pleated ribbon is suitable for a calm contrast to heavy and patterned fabrics.

In addition, there is also the possibility of applying cur tains to a rod using socalled »eyelet tape« or punched eyelet s.

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HOW TO MOUNT There is no one perfect solution to attaching curtains. Every room is unique and will need specific solutions. But don’t be afraid – a beautiful finish can always be achieved!

The well-known classic is the C U R TA I N RO D . With a rod, you can change up the actual curtain without much fuss. Important to keep in mind: attach the rod at least ten centimetres above the window. If you want to stretch the room visually, put the rod even higher. We’d also recommend using a rod that is horizontally longer than the actual window (around ten to fifteen centimetres). T E L E S C O P I C RO D S are perfect because they can be adjusted to the desired length.

Next to classics curtain rods, there are R A I L SY S T E M S for curtains that are usually attached right be-

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low the ceiling. They’re great for lower to medium-height rooms. The advantage: Curtains can be opened and closed without any fuss. With a rail system, you can also choose two parallel rails to layer several different curtains over another. The systems are also great for floor-length fabrics.

Another option is attaching curtains with a W I R E C A B L E , which is especially useful for light fabrics.

For wire cable attachments, you’ll need sturdy walls that can support the tense stretch of the cable. The curtain itself can be attached with small hooks or metal eyelets. Advantage: this option is perfectly suitable for strange places such as angled walls or to go around corners. If you’d like to use the curtain as a room separator, a wire cable can also be an option.

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HERZ & BLUT De ar Jule s, why did you hang a cur tain in your hallway?

Behind the mustard-colored curtain in our hallway is a kind of folding door to a wonderful lumber room or the chamber of horrors, as it is affectionately called in our family. The folding door construction is not awful, but I like the look of the curtains, which always remind me of Paris and boutique hotels.

Which fabric / material is the cur tain made of ?

In fact, this curtain is made of synthetic fabric, which I don‘t really like. However, the advantage is that the fabric is very light and the clamp rod on which the curtain hangs can withstand the curtain without sagging.

Interior and design blogger Jules Villbrandt uses a curtain in her hallway, where there is actually no window to hide. We asked her why and how the curtains change the hallway.

How has the »room« change d as a result?

A curtain works wonders, without applying a lot of colour, a few panels of fabric can create a completely different feeling within a space. The room looks so much more sophisticated and naturally tidy. A lot can disappear behind curtains.

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WHICH ROOM DOES NEED THEM?

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The bedroom is the calm space of any home. Screening this area from light and view is the main priority for creating a calm and cosy ambiance. We recommend floor-length black-out curtains in muted colours to keep both light and heat outside.

Colours and patterns that are too crazy might disrupt this. Angled windows are not well suited for these types of curtains – a roller blind might be the way to go in this case.

String curtains are a playful and decorative element for any home that also keep out flies, gnats and other critters. They are great for doorways to balconies or gardens.

K I TC H E N In the kitchen, practicality and screening your space from view are the central focus. We recommend light and translucent curtains that aren’t much longer than the windows – cooking- and eating-related splatters are not compatible with floor-length curtains. Choose models with loops or eyelets and pick a material that can be washed frequently. Cotton and linen are ideal.

L I V I N G RO O M Keeping unwanted eyeballs out of your living room is important, but curtains should still look nice. We’d recommend floor-length curtains for any living room, as they make ceilings look higher and spread a cosy atmosphere. An addition of light or transparent fabrics can be made to let in more light during the day. The colour can, of course, be matched to the rest of your decor but doesn’t necessarily have to be! Maximalists might enjoy experimental colour and pattern clashes. For simply decorative purposes, curtains with fabric loops are more than suitable, but if you’re planning to move the fabric a lot, metal eyelets might be a better idea – or simply go for a rail system.

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HELPFUL TIPS A few more tips about curtains and drapes

At t a c h y o u r r o d s h o r i zontally!

Pay attention to the attachment s of your rods!

Curtains can be heavy and the constant movement of opening and closing them is additional stress. It’s really important to fix the rods on the outside and in the centre to offer more support.

The right length is key!

If you pick floor-length curtains, have them end about two to three centimetres above the floor for a harmonious appearance. Short curtains should end five to ten centimetres below the window frame.

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Always use an accurate level to check if your rods are really horizontal. You’ll always notice if they’re not attached properly!

Le ave enough space betwe en the cur tain and the wall!

Leave between ten and fifteen centimetres of space between your curtains and the wall so air can circulate. This is especially important when using heavy fabrics.

Stay true to your own style!

A little unusual style is always welcome – it’s your home and your rules! If you’re up for an experiment, go for it!

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DIY Curtain Rod via danikoch.com

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Text: Theresa Baier Illustrations: Ezbah Ali & Ilaria TrombĂ­ Photos: Gabriela Morales

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The right address for dresses Our favourite labels for special dresses

On hot summer days when the temperature is well above 25°C, there is nothing more comfortable than a light summer dress. There are many labels that later turned into big brands and played a big role in the history of the dress. Diane von Fürstenberg for example managed to make both slimmer and curvier women feel confident in her famous wrap dress. Even though summer

dresses are often wide and airy, their cut is crucial so that the dress hugs in all the right places without losing shape.

Every year, new labels pop up with new cuts, offering well-fitting shapes for every female body in great fabrics. Have a look at the following labels – both established and new – to see how they each revolutionised the fashion world.

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When talking about dresses, Diane von Fürstenberg can’t be missed. The Belgian designer rose to fame in 1970s New York with the design of her wrap dress, which she turned into a global brand inextricable from today’s fashion world. Classy chic or relaxed cool – the colourfully printed jersey dresses with their wraparound waist hug every unique body shape and flatter the figure.

They’re still incredibly popular, and while a new DVF dress is not a high-street buy budget-wise, they are definitely worth the investment!

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In her small studio close to Vienna, young designer Valerie Kattus tailors dresses with immense craftsmanship.

From the first design to cutting, joining the single parts and small embroidery: there is nothing that isn’t done by Valerie herself. Every dress is unique: some are classic Dirndl, some relaxed dresses, and some evening gowns. Valerie only uses high-quality fabrics, puts a lot of love into every design and also listens to her clients’ wishes. A great investment for special occasions.

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People who love French style, will not be able to get past Sessùn dresses.

The label, founded by Emma François in Marseille in 1996, has a style clearly shaped by its French heritage and convinces with French charm and playfulness. The dresses go from streetstyle designs with floral and other prints to very chic, simply striped designs. The label also pays attention to the strain they’re putting on the environment, focusing on reducing their impact and growing the company in a sustainable way.

All we can say: Les robes sont oh là là!

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www.givenchy.com

No other fashion label has been in the spotlight of the fashion world like Givenchy, partly due to the woman who had been head designer of the French label up until recently: Claire Waight Keller. Especially after creating Meghan Markle’s wedding dress, the label garnered attention. Next to the Readyto-Wear lines (focused on dresses), the traditional label is known for intricate embroidery on its haute couture lines, which are produced in hours and hours of work by busy craftsmen and -women.

Every piece comes from a unique design – hence the prices. But the dresses are worth every penny and remain our favourites that can be worn over and over again!

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Oh, how we love French labels!

Maje is one of those that our team can’t get enough of.

The label, founded by Judith Milgrom in the late ’90s in Paris, wants to dress working women.

And the number of shops they have proves their success: there are currently over 400 Maje shops all over the world! Many of their dresses are loosely playful and perfect for everyday wear but the collection also always features more elegant pieces.

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by Judith Milgrom’s older sister!

A French family with lots of great taste in fashion!

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Another brand famous for its dresses is the British brand Self Portrait. Founded

by Han Chong in 2013, a graduate of the Central Saint Martin’s University in London (fashion greats like Stella McCartney, Greek designer Mary Katrantzou and Alexander-McQueendesigner Sarah Burton studied there), is the number one choice for chic dresses.

Every bridesmaid will find her frock at Self Portrait – infused with a touch of cool chic and lots of elegance. Ruffles and lace feature abundantly, while cool lace patterns also make an appearance.

Say yes to the dress!

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Last but not least, we’re currently loving the Berlin-based label Zazi Vintage by Dutch Jeanne Margot de Kroon: As a proponent of slow fashion, her designs are all produced sustainably with fair wages for her seamstresses. Next to dresses, the label mainly makes coats. Every piece tells its own story (from the family that produced it to the reason behind the name of the final piece) that can be read on the website. Her transparency is clearly successful and the designs are now available in over 30 countries. The inspiration for her dresses and the prints woven into her fabrics are taken from trips to Asia where Jeanna visits her seamstresses on production.

We think it’s absolutely worth it to invest in a gorgeous dress with a history by Zazi Vintage!

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We enjoy this year’s summer and autumn in our own city and use the saved time to make some new favourite clothes made of wonderful fabrics.

Our sisterMAG Patterns Online Shop is finally live and we are looking forward to the most beautiful dress patterns of the past few years and a few new dresses that are immediately among our favourites.

Designs – Evi Neubauer Fotos – Cris Santos Modell – Viktoria Krüger For our Summer Dress shooting Viktoria visited us in Berlin. She has been part of our community management team for various sisterMAG Studio partners for quite some time. Thank you for finally meeting in person, the wonderful day and your commitment! sister-mag.com

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They come from previous sisterMAG issues (you can find links to the older issues on all pages).

08-1 POLO DRESS WITH LONG BUT TON FACING

1 9 -3 E A S Y-WA SH DRE S S WIT H S TA ND -UP CO LL A R

11-3 BACKLESS SAILOR COLLAR DRESS

58-1 DRESS WITH BIG PUFFY SLEEVES

5 8-2 VO ILE DRE S S WITH R AW EDGES

3 2-1 B ACKLE S S WATERMELON DRESS

We hope you will find what you are looking for in our new shop »sisterMAG Patterns«. It is a lot of fun for us to slowly revise the huge number of patterns from 58 issues with our team of designer Evi, graders, copywriters, translators and graphic designers.

It will take a while until all patterns can be found in the shop.

However, you can always write us if you are particularly fond of

one pattern. Due to popular demand, you can for example already find the boxy linen blouse from issue 52 in the shop. Speaking of blouses: the next issue is all about it and we are already busy digitizing the blouse patterns. Contact and follow us on Instagram and Facebook .

And most importantly – have fun sewing!

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ISSUE 08 Find this dress in issue July 2013

P OLO DRESS WITH LONG BUT TON FACING This mini dress is cut very straight and loose. Perfect for hot days.

The polo collar can be buttoned on as shown here so that it does not change colour when washed.

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Dress and blouse fabrics with a little more firmness made of cotton or linen are suitable.

Also, soft flowing woven fabrics made of tencel, silk, viscose or rayon work very well.

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ISSUE 19 Find this dress in issue of June 2015

EASY-WASH DRESS WITH STAND-UP COLL AR Our go-to dress for summer. Whether it‘s a business meeting or a lazy day at home: the loosely cut shift dress made of cotton with a stand-up collar is sooo comfortable.

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The dress is ideally made from a firm cotton or quilting fabric. A belt at the waist emphasizes the cut. It can be left off when casually worn at home.

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For all talented advanced seamstresses: the sailor dress is super elegant and becomes a real individual piece with the embroidered monogram.

ISSUE 11 Find this dress in issue of February 2014

BACKLESS SAILOR COLL AR DRESS

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DRESS WITH BIG PUFF Y SLEEVES A completely new pattern in the sisterMAG repertoire and already a favourite: the dress with puffy sleeves is ideally made from a fabric with elastane so that it is also suitable for summer temperatures. Are you going to sew it up?

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Our goodie for you: the dress made of light voile fabric is for free! Because it is a new summer favourite and even better – very easy to sew. Made from cotton or silk voile, it impresses with its lightness. The fabric seams are only jagged, which gives the dress a handmade character.

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ISSUE 32 Find this dress in our issue of December 2017

LONG BACKLESS BALL G OWN Eager sisterMAG readers already know our cover dress from the winter issue 32.

However, the pattern also works with the summer print from spoonflower.de! The long backless dress is held together with ribbons at the back.

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DRESSES ANDstories THEIR What‘s behind the dresses that we behold most dearly …

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Dresses are often seen as truly feminine pieces of clothing, and often enough a certain dress is connected to very specific feelings, situations and stories.

We wanted to get to know the stories behind some of the dresses and listen to their wearers. On which occasions do we wear dresses and what do they mean to us?

Meet five women and hear their personal dress stories here‌

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On which occasion did you the dress?

To my wedding at the end of in 2019 at the Villa Blumenfis Berlin.

Where did you buy the dress?

I bought my wedding dress the lovely Kathi at Brautzimm Berlin-Altglienicke. Her bridal has a special concept – it’s loc at her home and immediately m you feel intimate and comfort She doesn’t sell random off-the dresses but chooses each m lovingly.

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Which moment or anecdote do you associate with the dress?

Have you ever worn the dress since then?

My dress fittings were such a highlight during the wedding preparations. I wanted to share that event with my mum, my maid of honour and my three bridesmaids. We were quite a few people but it just worked for me and we had so much fun. I knew exactly what my dream dress was supposed to look like, so I tried on 30 different dresses in five stores.

Number 29 ended up being my final choice. It was quite the dress-craze!

Actually yes, because we re-took some photos of the fittings after we got married. And we have an afterwedding photoshoot planned as well that I’m really looking forward to.

The most beautiful moment was definitely when my mum led me to the altar and my husband saw me for the first time. I’ll remember that beautiful moment forever.

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On which occasion did you wear the dress?

Actually yes, because we re-took some photos of the fittings after we got married. And we have an afterwedding photoshoot planned as well that I’m really looking forward to.

Where did you buy the dress?

As is common in the vintage community, I bought it from another collector, or vintage-lover, in Berlin.

We often pass on these pieces from one lady to the next. I love using platforms like Etsy where you can find beautiful and mostly well-kept dresses.

Which moment or anecdote do you associate with the dress?

I don’t have a specific story behind this dress but it still means a lot to me. It was one of the first old dresses I bought when I first got into vintage fashion. It’s from the ’40s and still in amazing condition. In the meantime, I have sold many of the dresses from that first period. This one, however, is and has always been one of my favourites that I’ve had for many years. I love the dainty pattern and light fabric. Like many of my old dresses, it’s handmade – when you turn it inside out, you can see every single step of the process of how it was made. A little greeting from the past.

Have you worn the dress since then?

Very often – as soon as it gets hot outside, I’ll wear it again. And I’ll keep wearing it for years to come.

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Which moment or anecdote do you associate with the dress?

Livia Auer On which accasion did you wear the dress?

To a picnic in the garden.

Where did you buy the dress?

At For Love and Lemons.

A relaxed weekend in the countryside with my family, with freshly picked fruit, a great book and lots of fresh air.

Have you ever worn the dress since then?

Only once because the weather hasn‘t been that great. But i‘m sure I‘ll be wearing it lots more in the summer.

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Where did you buy the dress?

Secondhand, I‘ve had it for six or seven years now.

On which occasion did you wear the dress?

I wore it for my boyfriends’ birthday on the Seychelles.

Have you ever worn the dress since then?

Yes! On a rainy day in the Netherlands to take some pictures for you – which was lovely considering the great memories.

Which moment or anecdote do you associate with the dress?

When editing my wardrobe, I always think about whether I could use the space on a hanger for something else. Is it enough to wear a dress once a year? Our trip to the Seychelles should be enough to justify some space in my suitcase for this dress. I didn’t even think about it too much when I put it on for my boyfriend’s birthday dinner. About two hours later, it had become THE dress that I wore when Stefan proposed to me.

Last year in November, on a warm summer night in the Seychelles.

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the house that lars built What is the story behind your dress?

I LOVE dresses. I have basically only worn dresses exclusively for about five years because 1) They are SO easy to wear 2) They are comfortable (at least the ones that I like that are loose and fit like pajamas!) and 3) They can grow with your size. I spotted this Marimekko dress, which is a classic design from their archives a few years ago and found out that they were going to re-release it. I contacted several Marimekko stores and was put on a waiting list. I then found out that it was going to be sold as a legacy collection at Anthropologie so I then contacted Anthropologie headquarters...I asked my social media audience...I was desperate. In the end, it was released and thanks to one of my readers, I nabbed it immediately. I think it‘s the one piece of clothing I‘ve put in the most amount

of work to get.

I didn‘t have a special occasion in mind when I went on my search, but to me it‘s perfection. The pattern is bright and cheerful but not corny.

It‘s rainbow without being too in your face about it. The shape is loose and summery but also references the past.

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The search for magic boots and how to choose the perfect runners.

A running shoe guide There is an old European fairytale, the kind passed down from one generation to the next by word of mouth, that speaks of a mythological boot with magic powers that allows the wearer to cover great distances in a short period of time. It was Goethe, himself always preferring a good glass of wine to a hike, who in Faust II gave credence to the socalled Siebenmeilenstiefel.

Today, running is as popular a sport as any. We are fascinated by breezy, speedy running shoes – and they should also be comfortable, of course. Many manufacturers are now outbidding each other to bring new lightweight, fast, and joint-gentle shoes to market.

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But in this over-saturation, how do you f the right running shoe for your nee

For beginners, we recommend visiting a specialized runn shop. There you can measure your foot and testdifferent models. As a general rule of thumb, a runn shoe should neither be too narrow nor too sh if the foot swells on longer runs. That me the running shoe size can sometimes dif

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from the »normal« shoe size. It is also important to take into account the extent of your sporting ambitions in terms of time and speed, the expected route profiles (asphalt, track, forest paths, or rough terrain) and, last but not least, one‘s body type (weight!). Also consider how you’d like to feel – as on clouds or closer to the earth?

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For the increasingly popular off-piste runs, known as trail running, all the well-known brands have now developed their own models with grippier soles and greater stability. Meanwhile, track and field athletes sport special superlight shoes with pointed spikes for training on synthetic tracks. However, shoes for running on forest trails and asphalt by far comprise the largest part of the market. These are ideal for most hobby runners.

When buying new running shoes, consider that their lifespan is not only measured in years but also in kilometres. In other words, even a lightly used running shoe should be replaced after about two years since the cushioning hardens regardless of how much it’s worn. Even a robust running shoe can reach the end of its lifecycle after just a year if its owner is clocking 1,000 kilometers.

In this respect, more ambitious runners should keep a running logbook (which is also very motivating). We’ll cover more of this in a later sisterMAG issue.

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Running experts and orthopedic surgeons recommend that busy runners purchase several different models at the same time.

This prevents the foot from being stressed too long at the same pressure points. It is also practical for versatile training types and terrains.

More cushioned running shoes, for example, are suitable for long runs thanks to their comfort features, while less cushioned shoes are often lighter and yield more speed for short distances and sprints.

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Once you’ve been struck by the marathon fever, you should have at least three running shoes to wear in parallel: for long, slow runs (basic endurance!), medium-length tempo runs at the desired race pace, and intense, short intervals.

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Despite your aesthetic tendencies, fashion should always take a back seat to fit. The result is that often those with wider feet opt for Brooks over Nike or On. And even though Ironman Jan Frodeno is running remarkable times in neutral Asics shoes, some of his fans need a little more heel support. A specialist running shop is your best bet for advice.

If you want to dive deeper int keep you updated with the la nothing else, you’ll be equipp at the park. Currently trend slanted, ultra-fast running sh hour marathon world record but similar designs are also a the other side of the spectru horseshoe-shaped sole, whic particularly knee-friendly and

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to the subject, the ISPO sports fair will atest trends for the coming season. If ped for the inevitable runner small talk ding is the type of carbon-supported, hoe worn by the (unofficial) sub-twod holder Eliud Kipchoge (from Nike, available from adidas and Hoka). On um is the U-Tech Aion with its double ch, according to the manufacturer, is d comfortable.

Ultimately, when it comes to choosing your ideal running shoe, one thing is sure: trying is always better than studying.

And if you want to cover great distances in a short time, it doesn’t depend on magic boots but on relentless training!

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INFO BOX Important facts For beginners: Visit a shoe specialist and have your feet measured.

Running shoes should not be too narrow or too short.

Pay attention to course profiles, body type and preffered running „vibe“.

For trail runners: Grippy sole profile and high stability are importatnt.

Light shoes with pointed spikes.

For marathon runners: Have at least 3 parallel running shoes available for long, slow runs, mid-tempo runs, and quick intervals.

General: Always prioritize fit over fashion.

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We sp oke to hygiene exp er t XENIA BARTH ab out her exp erience in the time s of Corona, e sp e cially in her home office. She gave us tips ab out hygiene, cle anline ss and he alth within our own four walls. Re ad the full inter view here.

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ARE YOUR RESPONSIBILIT Y ?

PLE A SE INTRODUCE YOURSELF. WHO ARE YOU AND WHAT DO YOU DO?

My name is Xenia Barth, and I’m the General Manager for Germany & Regional Director for Germany, Austria and Switzerland and Nordics at Reckitt Benckiser (RB) in the business unit Hygiene. I’ve held this position for more than a year. I’m also the mother of an almost threeyear-old daughter and love outdoor sports.

As the General Manager, I am responsible for our daily business running smoothly. I take care of the business strategy concerning hygiene, make the corresponding decisions and plan the necessary investments. Next to this, direct management of our employees and promoting young talent are my central focus. And of course I also closely communicate with our global headquarters.

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WHO WORK S FOR THE MANUFACTURER OF FAMOUS PRODUCTS LIKE CILLIT BANG OR SAGROTAN, SAY THAT HYGIENE IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER IN THE TIMES OF CORONA? WHICH TIPS DO YOU HAVE FOR OUR RE ADERS REGARDING EVERYDAY HYGIENE?

All of us working at RB are extremely conscious of our responsibility in these times. We want to contribute to curbing the pandemic but also

»Infodemic« by providing right information. On our SAGROTAN WEBSITE we currently share INFORMATION on the new Corona virus (SARSCoV-2), as well as helpful tips for hand hygiene, such as regular and correct washing and the use of disinfectant when out and about where washing your hands may not be possible.

Additionally, surfaces that are being touched frequently should be cleaned and disinfected regularly.

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8-STEP GUIDE TO WASHING YOUR HANDS 1

Hold your hands under running water.

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Lather your fingers, thumbs and spaces in between.

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Properly washing your hands should take 20 to 30 seconds!

EVERYONE CAN HELP STOP THE SPREAD OF RESPIRATORY DEASEASE! YOU ARE THE DIRECTOR OF THE few who were offered

emergency SHARE MESSAGE OTHERS! HYGIENE THIS DIVISION OF RECKIT T WITH childcare. That’s incredibly helpful.

BENCKISER (RB) FOR GERMANY, Like for many others currently working AUSTRIA , SWITZERL AND AND in their home offices, routine and THE NORDICS REGION. HOW ARE structure are very important to me – YOU CURRENTLY MANAGING both in terms of my working process THIS LE ADING POSITION, YOUR and contact with my colleagues.

CHILD AND YOUR HOUSEHOLD? Every day, I have the time slot »Give As we provide people with Time Varieté« in my calendar that essential products for hygiene and was initiated by the young RBdisinfectant, I am one of the lucky talent to stay in virtual contact with

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each other – it gives employees the chance to show their hidden talents.

Sometimes we have piano concerts or lunch-time meditations. I am astonished by how well the entire company has adapted to working from home.

Luckily, my daughter often claims my attention, and I try to regularly go on short walks in the woods with our dog.

Both child and dog take up 100% of my attention on the weekends, and I always feel energised for the next week after spending hours outside with the two.

WHAT HAVE YOU PERSONALLY LE ARNED FROM THE PAST MONTHS – WHICH POSITIVE A SPECTS WERE THERE?

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CORONA«?

WHEN EVERY THING HAS TO BE DONE FROM HOME . HOW IS IT POSSIBLE TO ESTABLISH A HE ALTHY STRUCTURE FOR EVERYDAY LIFE? HOW DO YOU TAKE TIME FOR YOURSELF AMIDST ALL OF YOUR DUTIES?

I currently have very little time to myself, but I don’t want to complain about that. I draw motivation from the challenges we currently face.

Personally, I have learned that working from home works very well for me. I also think some of the upcoming business trips we had previously considered to be essential will not be necessary anymore. The same goes for my life at home: I want to focus more on local and regional things.

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WHAT ’ S THE SITUATION LIKE AT YOUR OFFICE: ARE YOU ALRE ADY BACK TO »NORMAL«?

ARE YOU BACK AT THE OFFICE OR STILL AT HOME?

We are currently working on a »Return to Office« plan for our employees.

Slowly, we want to come back to our offices while also keeping in mind all of the essential regulations and communicating transparently.

We are planning on re-introducing office work for some colleagues in phases. Those who want to keep working from home and are able to do so definitely should have that option.

Health and safety are our highest priority.

phone, keyboard and desk. As a dog owner who also allows her dog to sleep in her bed, I also use a laundry sanitizer for my bedding. Of course, I believe in Sagrotan products. To get younger kids interested in washing their hands, I can recommend the Sagrotan No-Touch. My daughter loves it.

WHAT ARE YOUR WISHES FOR THE FUTURE – PERSONALLY AND

ARE THERE ANY PRODUCTS OR

FOR OUR SOCIET Y ?

TOOL S YOU C AN RECOMMEND FOR A HYGIENIC AND HE ALTHY HOME?

Next to washing your hands thoroughly, it’s important to clean and / or disinfect surfaces and items from the home office like your

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Corona has shown how global our world has become and how much it thrives on the global trade of goods.

This has many positive sides, but it has also shown how quickly the entire system can be disrupted. For

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my colleagues and everyone else around me, my biggest wish is health.

It would also be great if politicians, companies and individuals were aware of the positive influence of the current situation on nature and how we can keep this impact up after the pandemic is over. In our society, it is important that we stand up for

others – as a company, this means committing to specific causes. I am proud to say, that RB is dedicated to diverse action. Also currently with the RB Fight for Access Fund in the fight against COVID-19 .

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