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A Stella McCartney Hawaiian print shirt features a graphic design with clean edges, marking the Hawaiian shirt's return to fashion this season.
Jess Cartner-Morley shows how to style leather jackets for day-to-night wear.
Pastel colors, including pink, lemon, mint, turquoise, and lilac, are making a comeback in fashion after being largely absent for about 40 years.
The video discusses how to wear purple for Autumn, influenced by Prada's fashion show.
Jess Cartner-Morley shows how to blend rave and safari styles in fashion.
Jess Cartner-Morley highlights how to effectively combine red and pink in fashion, emphasizing bold color pairings that enhance sophistication.
Jess Cartner-Morley challenges the fashion rule against older generations wearing varsity jackets, showcasing styles that appeal to all ages.
Alexis Turner from London demonstrates the art of taxidermy in his showroom.
Reni leaves finance in Frankfurt to pursue her dream of costume design in Germany.
Jess Cartner-Morley showcases cocoon coats from Hobbs and Jaeger for winter fashion.
Gingham returns as a stylish summer option, featuring designs from Prada and Marx Despenser.
Jess Cartner-Morley highlights lilac blouses from Dorothy Perkins and River Island this season.
Jess Cartner-Morley presents a stylish selection of purple clothing from John Lewis, challenging the stereotype of purple as only for the elderly.
Affordable art can be found at lower prices than the typical six or seven thousand pounds, as illustrated by Irish artist Michelle Conway's work.
The ice festival in Harbin features a larger scale frozen cityscape for its 30th anniversary.
The loft cube offers a portable home solution for those on the move when they change locations.
In The House features Ernst Umhauer and Fabrice Luchini in a tale of creativity and obsession.
One World Trade Center is crowned, becoming the tallest building in the Western hemisphere.
Deutsche Bank's art collection features works by Anish Kapoor and Damien Hirst, among others.
Anouska Hempel opened Blake's Hotel in 1978, one of the first boutique hotels in London, and has since designed interiors for various luxury spaces.
Inside a dreary Moscow building, the world's first circus school trains young Russians in circus arts.
Fiona Ray discusses her unique painting style and upcoming exhibitions in London.
Franco Zeffirelli reflects on his influential career in opera and film, discussing key works like Tosca and Romeo and Juliet, along with his ties to Silvio Berlusconi.
Microtonal tuning on every note allows musicians to change the tuning independently, breaking away from traditional Western piano constraints.
Garfield is syndicated in over 2,100 newspapers across 111 countries and translated into 28 languages, generating nearly 1 billion dollars annually in merchandise.
Jane Perrone discusses James May's unusual plasticine garden at the Chelsea Flower Show.
Princess Mako loses royal status after marrying a commoner, sparking public debate in Japan.
Jawan started his setup last year with two sirens, a free wall, and a fire alarm, and plans to add more sirens in the future.
Baptiste Giabiconi, the highest-paid male model worldwide, collaborates with Karl Lagerfeld in a photo shoot that emphasizes their creative partnership.
Graham Hudson shows Alexis Petridis the abandoned superclubs of King's Cross.
In 1971, Reinhardt Lopes claimed to have seen Raphael's lost masterpiece, "Portrait of a Young Man," in a basement while selling antique rifles.
Chandigarh features an American-style grid system laid out by French planner Le Corbusier, contrasting sharply with the chaotic streets of other Indian cities.
Lemn Sissay performs a poem filled with vivid images, including "blackened horizons itch with locusts" and "three score and 10 years of this."
Ozwald Boateng features over 100 models in his London Fashion Week show, blending traditional fabrics with modern design elements.
Amanda Berg, a fashion editor, shares her vintage style at London Fashion Week.
Russ & Daughters refurbishes a neon sign while opening the Rustom Daughters café in New York.
Luc Tuymans presents his art at the Royal Academy in London, highlighting his curatorial role.
Lucian Freud painted Standing by the Rags in his West London studio during his late 60s, depicting a woman leaning against a pile of rags.
Jade Jagger talks about designing a bracelet for Observer Woman magazine's edition.
An artist makes punk wigs for pets, earning $8,000 with designs inspired by Elvis and Joe Exotic.
Parrworld at the Baltic in Gateshead features a controversial collection of Osama bin Laden bon-bons, Hitler memorabilia, and postwar photographs.
Jacqueline Suowari creates large-scale ballpoint pen art to empower Nigerians and discuss mental health.
A crane will lower into a sculpture of St Francis at the National Gallery to retrieve t-shirts that represent the religious vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
Andrew Shoben's Monument to the Unknown Artist redefines public art in London, England.
Ms. Rachel wears a dress designed by Palestinian children at the Glamour Awards in 2025.
Griselda Murray Brown discusses the new Design Museum in London with Edwin Heathcote.
Karen, Nigeria's youngest hyper-realism artist, gains fame after drawing Macron's portrait.
In Michigan, generational addiction, Christian fervor, and trans embodiment shape the complex relationships between parents and children, as explored through home movies and poetic imagery.
