Couture celebration
- magazine : Lucire
- numero : 45 - 2022
- date : 24 mai 2022
- catégorie : Art de vivre
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An authentic zero-waste future
German designer Natascha von Hirschhausen tells Jack Yan about her ‘radically sustainable’, transparent approach to fashion design and jewellery
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The joy of performance
While she has had a number of high-profile comedy and dramedy roles, Olivia Macklin has talents in all genres, having been trained in the theatre, as Jack Yan discover
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Wild, wild (Expo) West
After a pause due to the pandemic, Expo West returns with new trends in beauty and health, writes Elyse Glickman
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Panos Papadopoulos
Panos Papadopoulos created Scandinavia’s biggest swimwear label in 1986. Here, he tells his story, in a Lucire exclusive, adapted from his new autobiography
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Living her truth
From studying acting, singing and dancing since age six to Disney’s Zombies franchise and now The Winchesters, Meg Donnelly shines in so many ways. Jack Yan interviews her
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The energy of Milano
The Italian labels were happy to eschew convention, revolutionizing and refreshing what they stood for, with energetic colour palettes and themes. COVID-19 wasn’t on their minds—these collections were
about everything from uncertainty
to renewal, with the occasional nods
to the 1980s and 1990s, as our autumn–
winter 2022–3 selection demonstrates -
Madeira
Madeira, off the coast of Portugal, and in fact closer to Africa than to Europe, is finding its way off the beaten track and into travellers’ hearts, reports Jody Miller
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The classic era
Surprisingly, one aspect of the 1990s is looked upon as a classic era. Jack Yan looks at the decade that’s become the focus of today’s nostalgia
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Thoughtful and timeless
Slow fashion, elegance, and exceptional quality come together in Estonia with Marimo, the label founded by designer Mariliis Pikkar. Jack Yan interviews her
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A Parisian celebration
Paris’s haute couture shows are always a bright spot as the year begins, and the elegance at the spring–summer 2022 collections ensured that tradition continued, writes Riveka Thevendran