Author: FABUK Magazine

Paris, June 2025 – The Oriental Fashion Show, an international platform that has long championed creative talents from across the globe, returns to the French capital for an exclusive event. On July 5, 2025, in the elegant setting of the Hôtel Le Meurice, and on the occasion of Paris Haute Couture Week, the Fall/Winter 25/26 collections will be unveiled in a celebration of fashion as a reflection of identity, heritage, and innovation. The event will unfold in two key moments. At 3:00 PM, five designers from Central Asia and the Middle East will present their latest creations on the runway:…

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Living on Lake Monona brings incredible views and peaceful mornings, but it also presents unique challenges when choosing the right fence. Proper ground preparation becomes even more critical when dealing with lakefront conditions that can make or break your investment. The constant humidity, Wisconsin’s notorious freeze-thaw cycles, and shifting soil conditions near the water create a perfect storm for fence failures. You know what? Many homeowners learn this the hard way after watching their seemingly sturdy fence start warping, rusting, or leaning within just a couple of seasons. Let’s be honest – not all fencing materials are created equal when…

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London, June 2025 — Northumbria University turned heads and set the tone for forward-thinking fashion with its standout catwalk show at this year’s Graduate Fashion Week (GFW25). The runway presentation was a celebration of risk-taking, craftsmanship, and cultural depth — hallmarks of Northumbria’s globally respected fashion program. Held at the Truman Brewery in East London, the show featured a variety of collections that pushed the boundaries of conventional design. With themes ranging from sustainability and social commentary to heritage, futurism, and digital influence, the graduates proved that fashion is as much about ideas as it is about aesthetics. Northumbria’s class…

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DMU Leicester’s Rising Stars Take the Catwalk at Graduate Fashion Week 2025 London, 14 June 2025 — De Montfort University Leicester brought bold creativity and boundary-pushing fashion to Graduate Fashion Week 2025 with a dynamic catwalk presentation held at 12pm on Saturday 14 June. The show spotlighted a diverse group of graduating designers, each delivering strong personal narratives and technical skill. From statement tailoring and future-forward silhouettes to delicate craft and cultural storytelling, the DMU runway proved that the next generation of designers is not only ready — they’re redefining the rules. The impressive designer line-up featured: Lololi Quashigah Catwalk…

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Paramount Pictures Presents In Association with Domain Entertainment A Kinberg Genre / Complete Fiction Production An Edgar Wright Film “THE RUNNING MAN” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByXAgJU_X2M SYNOPSIS In a near-future society, The Running Man is the top-rated show on television—a deadly competition where contestants, known as Runners, must survive 30 days while being hunted by professional assassins, with every move broadcast to a bloodthirsty public and each day bringing a greater cash reward. Desperate to save his sick daughter, working-class Ben Richards (Glen Powell) is convinced by the show’s charming but ruthless producer, Dan Killian (Josh Brolin), to enter the game as a…

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London, Tuesday July 1, 2025: Prime Video’s HEADS OF STATE had its UK Special Screening today in London. Cast members Idris Elba, John Cena and Priyanka Chopra Jonas joined directed Ilya Naishuller at BFI Southbank to celebrate the new film which releases exclusively on Prime Video from tomorrow – July 2, 2025. The Special Screening had additional special guests attending, including additional cast members Sarah Niles, Steven Cree, Adrian Lukis, Richard Coyle, writers Josh Appelbaum and Andre Nemec, and producers Peter Safran and John Rickard. Also in attendance were: James Bye (Actor), Richard Blackwood (Actor), Victoria Brown (Model), and Aimee…

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The endowed scholarship builds on UMG’s Sounds of the Future initiative and The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music’s commitment to nurturing the next generation of music industry leaders. LOS ANGELES, CA – [June 30, 2025] — Universal Music Group (UMG), the world leader in music-based entertainment, today announced the establishment of the Berry Gordy Music Industry Scholarship at The Herb Alpert School of Music. In partnership with The UCLA Foundation, UMG has endowed a new scholarship, which will support high-potential students studying in the school’s Music Industry Program. The scholarship builds on the 2024 launch of The UCLA Berry…

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You’re giving your dog their nightly belly rub when your fingers pause – there’s something new under the skin that wasn’t there last week. That familiar knot forms in your stomach as questions flood your mind. Is it cancer? Should you panic? Advanced soft tissue procedures for pets can address these concerns, but first, let’s figure out what you’re actually dealing with. Finding a lump on your pet happens more often than you’d think, especially here in the Lowcountry where our furry friends spend plenty of time outdoors. The good news? Most masses are completely harmless. The tricky part? Telling…

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In a bold and soul-baring move, Parisian designer Steven Passaro unveils Moonlit Lover, his Spring/Summer 2026 collection—a cinematic confession cloaked in fabric. Far from a conventional love story, this evocative line explores the darker, more complex terrains of human connection: secret affairs, haunted longings, and emotions that linger like shadows at dawn. “This is not a love story. It’s a confession,” declares Passaro. Drawing from a deeply personal memory in the Scottish Highlands, the collection fuses poetic vulnerability with subversive structure. Kilt-inspired tailoring, delicate embroidery, and twisted cords suggest a love entangled with pain—each thread telling a story of intimacy…

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Fashion isn’t just about style  it’s about how we live, how we move, and how we feel in our own skin. For Chinese designer and creative pattern maker Huili Jin, fashion is more than an art form; it’s a practical language that connects people and solves everyday challenges. Her work is grounded in three powerful pillars: inclusivity, functionality, and sustainability values that guide her every stitch and silhouette. “Inclusive fashion is meaningful and necessary,” Huili explains. “It’s not just about how clothes look  it’s about how they help people.” A New Kind of Fit: Designing for Seated Dressing In one…

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