
Ruhi Parmar Amin
Senior Branded Content Manager at Highsnobiety
Artist, Editor & Chef - London/Berlin
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Nov 22, 2024 |
highsnobiety.com | Ruhi Parmar Amin
Sometimes, you have to step out of the box. Flip the script. Embrace the unknown. Today, creativity is less about organization or predictability — instead, it’s more unconventional and chaotic, and it’s this creative chaos that serves as a catalyst for innovation. When you push the boundaries, creativity thrives, and unexpected ideas are born. Known for their forward-thinking attitude, Gen Z are experts when it comes to showcasing creative chaos, especially digitally.
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Oct 18, 2024 |
highsnobiety.com | Ruhi Parmar Amin
The sound of conveyor belts and escalators whirs on repeat. Metal railings twinkle in the sunlight as suitcase wheels roll along the squeaky-clean floors. Time seems to stand still as footsteps shuffle and yellow lights flicker up above. Airports are meant to be busy, but this one has a certain calmness to it.
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Apr 24, 2024 |
highsnobiety.com | Ruhi Parmar Amin
You may or may not have seen some of Zanotta’s design pieces before, but let me tell you, they’re pretty hard to miss. Bolstered with a pioneering approach and inspired by radical ideas, the long-standing Italian brand is a big name in the design world when it comes to innovative products. Born from the wild and free intuition of Aurelio Zanotta back in 1954, the brand has built its daring identity alongside a vision focused on the future, contemporary culture, and a little touch of irony.
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Apr 18, 2024 |
highsnobiety.com | Ruhi Parmar Amin
If there is one brand that looks to the future of fashion and design, it’s XL EXTRALIGHT®. You’ll have seen its name pop up here and there, particularly around Milan Design Week, thanks to its innovative philosophy. What does the brand do, you might ask?
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Apr 16, 2024 |
highsnobiety.com | Ruhi Parmar Amin
When Angelo Molteni started his eponymous brand back in 1934, I doubt he could’ve anticipated just how successful it would become. His journey began in Giussano, Northern Italy, where his small artisan workshop soon became synonymous with top-quality design. A decade on, Molteni was growing, feeling like more of a factory with over 60 people joining its workforce.
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