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4 weeks ago |
family.style | Jane Lewis |Ann Binlot |Qingyuan Deng |Devan Diaz
Actress Zoë Kravitz reclines across a tangerine-colored canvas, wearing a ruffled, sheer turquoise blouse, a burgundy pencil skirt, and two oversized gold bangles. Her legs are kicked up, with one foot clad in a high heel and the other bare, as she raises a red brocade jacket the way a matador signals a bull. Painted by Francesco Clemente, Saint Laurent’s Spring/Summer 2025 campaign stars the actor alongside Isabella Ferrari and models Penelope Ternes and Ajus Samuel.
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4 weeks ago |
family.style | Devan Diaz |Meka Boyle |Jane Lewis |Carolina Orrico
CultureFor Martine Gutierrez, the body is as much a tool as it is a triumphant vanity project, an object of perfection where she just happens to live. Others have been taking notice. DesignLucifer Lighting has made a name for itself with fixtures meant to be experienced, not seen. Now for the second time in its 40-plus-decade history, it is launching a decorative fixture where form meets function.
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4 weeks ago |
family.style | Meka Boyle |Jane Lewis
The challenge in modern-style minimalist design is to keep ideas fresh, and Poliform achieves this once again with its forthcoming 2025 collection. Just unveiled at Salone del Mobile in Milan, it features indoor and outdoor furniture designs from an international roster of collaborators, including French architect Jean-Marie Massaud, Milan- and Bordeaux-based designer Emmanuel Gallina, Singapore architect Soo Chan, and Milan design firm studioutte.
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1 month ago |
family.style | Jane Lewis |Sahir Ahmed
In the heart of Shanghai, the arched front doors of Rong Zhai lead into a foyer with ornate cherry wood-framed mirrors inspired by Italian bakeries, reflecting a display case of re-imagined tiramisu, cassata cake, and delizia al limone. The pastry shop is just one part of a home-turned-new-culinary experience created by Prada and Wong Kar-wai. Titled Mi Shang Prada Rong Zhai, it reflects the visuals of both the Italian fashion house and the celebrated Chinese director.
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1 month ago |
family.style | Tina Isaac-Goizé |Jane Lewis |Greta Rainbow
Fabien Baron never planned on moving back to Paris full-time. He originally left in 1982, but it wasn’t until the outcome of the 2024 U.S. election that he gave himself some extra space for gratitude. “I do miss the city, but recently I said to myself for the first time, I’m really glad to be here,” he ventures, taking a beat to measure his words.
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