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1 week ago |
pausemag.co.uk | Amal Altauqi
PUMA and Louis Gabriel Nouchi are back for round two, this time reimagining the iconic Mostro Mule in two sharp, tonal colourways. First introduced in 1999, the silhouette is reborn under Nouchi’s refined vision, retaining its signature spikes while embracing a minimalist, slip-on form. Crafted from a single rubberised material, the backless design arrives in earthy brown and deep forest green, reflecting both brands’ shared appreciation for bold form and everyday function.
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1 week ago |
pausemag.co.uk | Amal Altauqi
Our Legacy Work Shop and Port Tanger join forces for a limited-edition eyewear capsule that blends sleek design with cultural resonance. The collection introduces two handcrafted silhouettes Raven and Raptor each available in a range of refined colour-ways. What began as a conversation between the brands’ founders during a shoot in upstate New York has evolved into a thoughtful collaboration, shaped by shared values and creative synergy.
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1 week ago |
pausemag.co.uk | Amal Altauqi
“Redefining Male Fashion.”PAUSE is an independent digital publication focused on young male fashion. We cover street style, the latest trends, style advice and reveal the latest products available for the fashion conscious young male. The vision for PAUSE was to create a platform which effortlessly expresses male fashion. The idea behind the word PAUSE was for its audience to physically as well as visually pause (stop) for male fashion, style advice and the latest trends.
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1 week ago |
pausemag.co.uk | Amal Altauqi
Louis Vuitton’s “Sun Song” is back and just in time to bottle summer. First launched in 2019, the beloved fragrance returns as part of the House’s Cologne Perfumes collection, a sensory road trip along California’s sun-drenched coastline. Crafted by Master Perfumer Jacques Cavallier Belletrud, ‘Sun Song’ is a luminous fusion of airy citrus and floral depth, capturing the bliss of golden hour in Los Angeles.
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pausemag.co.uk | Amal Altauqi
Nude Project taps into quiet moments with “The Art of Boredom”, a new collection born from the unexpected inspiration of Spain’s blackout on the 28th April 2025. Rooted in the beauty of slowing down, the campaign invites wearers to step away from the digital noise and lean into simplicity. The summer range features breezy linen sets, flowy dresses, Bermuda shorts, and oversized shirts, versatile staples made for unhurried days.
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