Floral
- magazine : Lucire
- numero : 32 - 2014
- date : 03 mars 2014
- catégorie : Art de vivre
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Model reality
Anna Deans talks about the upcoming faces from the runways and sheds light on the modelling industry. What does it take to become a supermodel?
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From Project to reality
On the eve of showing at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week New York, Geneviève Hole profiles Project Runway alumna Layana Aguilar
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Steph Lusted: the original
Jack Yan catches up with Steph Lusted, whose mastery captures emotions and moments in time in delicate, precious jewelry.
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A modernist autumn
Anna Deans looks at the first major autumn–winter 2014–15 shows on the calendar: the European sensibilities seen at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin
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That’s Amarté!
Elyse Glickman says it’s love at first schmear with this luxurious skin care line from South Korea
- Efflorescent
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The organic philosophy
Marta Maria Camara tells Geneviève Hole about her holistic approach to beautiful skin and her 100 per cent organic skin care range, Martina
- The forest at midnight
- London fields
- Occident/Orient
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Rue là là!
After a long run as a household name through CSI: Miami and All My Children, Eva La Rue takes time to enjoy setting up her own household and follow her other passions
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Welcome to the 21st century
Jack Yan names Lucire’s Car to Be Seen in for 2014, and it’s a very efficient and, some might say, controversial choice
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They should have known better
With every great Car to Be Seen in, there are those you should avoid. Jack Yan explains Lucire’s selection of the stylistically challenged
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The druglord rescued from hell
Lucire photographer Thomas Salme profiles author Jota Cardona, the colourful former druglord on whom he is making a documentary.
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Savouring Marrakech
Stanley Moss talks of the luxury living and the celebrated cuisine of the unique city of Marrakech, Morocco
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Heel to toe, and up the boot I go
US West Coast Editor Elyse Glickman went the Appian way (with the help of TrenItalia and a Eurail Pass) to revisit Puglia, discover Calabria and embrace some of the quieter towns in the Veneto
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