Author: FABUK Magazine

As a business operating in 2020, you are probably well aware that you need a strong social media presence to boost any type of marketing campaign. Moreover, social media can help you achieve several business goals. Whether it’s building brand awareness, boosting sales, improving website traffic, learning about your ideal buyer persona, or streamlining your customer service – the right social media platform can help you achieve any of this.  That said, picking the right social media platform to fit your specific campaign and your overall needs can get tricky. With so many options out there, and the pressure to…

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The ‘Virtual’ 7th Edition of London Fashion Film Festival has been held on 12th and 13th September on the LFFF’S website. Each year the London Fashion Film Festival hosts a variety of screenings that focus on the subject of fashion and film. This gives Londoners, film and fashion enthusiasts the chance to watch iconic movies in the heart of the capital. However, due to the coronavirus pandemic, this year we feel that we need to make some changes to the London Fashion Film Festival 2020 event to make sure it is safe for everyone We were hosting a ‘virtual’ event…

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In a short film released today, the LTA follows 38-year-old tennis player Steven McCann from North London, as he shares his inspirational story of battling addiction to reignite his love and passion for the sport. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grBEWdxpTwI&t=27s&ab_channel=LTA The feature brings to life Steven’s journey to recovery, from severe addiction and mental health issues throughout his 20s and 30s, to turning his life around following his decision to go teetotal. During this period, the former Love sport Radio Presenter also engaged in charity work within his community and revisited aspects of his life that had slipped away, including tennis. Once he’d got…

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Cannes continues “Beyond the walls”! After a wonderful event in Deauville, the Festival de Cannes is continuing to join the films from its Official Selection that were not able to be shown on La Croisette. The event will be held in San Sebastián, with a unique and exceptional collaboration. During the opening evening, José Luis Rebordinos, director of the San Sebastián Festival, will pay special tribute to the Festival de Cannes. Thierry Frémaux, its General Delegate, will also be in San Sebastián by his side. Seventeen films from the Official Selection of the Festival de Cannes 2020 will be presented…

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The British Fashion Council (BFC) today announces its Diversity & Inclusion Steering Committee, an essential part of its long-term plan to fight prejudice and galvanise the industry into action. The Committee is made up of industry and BFC representatives and its role will be to address key challenges facing minority communities in gaining fair representation within the fashion industry. The Committee’s priorities will include stamping out racism and addressing the specific challenges each minority community faces within the fashion industry. The Committee will work as part of the Institute of Positive Fashion (IPF) to set the bar for accountability and…

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Nomadland, winner of the Golden Lion Award in Venice last weekend, and Pedro Costa’s Vitalina Varela will compete among an international selection of films for the Grand Prix for Best Film and the Georges Delerue Award for Best Music and Sound Design at the 47th edition of Film Fest Ghent. The competition will be opened by the avant-premiere of the Belgian film L’ennemi, inspired by a true story. ADN, a partly autobiographical portrait by actress and director Maïwenn, immediately punches you in the face with a confronting chunk of cinematic emotions. Maïwenn’s observing camera allows you as a viewer to experience…

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The opening lyrics of this perennial lullaby might be the repeating loop you hear in your head will while experiencing Dirty Pineapple’s Spring/Summer 2021 collection. Individual proclivities in digital are a recurring theme at Dirty Pineapple. With previous collections called “Recycled Love” or “Narcissist Rhapsody”, the team is no stranger to exploring the personal impact of modern digital behaviours. This season portrays the dual reality of distancing public and private personas. The public persona, the one we show family, friends and display on social media, reflects society’s expectation; one of self-confidence, strength and material success. While our private persona, the…

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It is often suggested that an individual’s wardrobe says a lot about their personality. Those that choose lycra over long dresses are often seen as active and always on the go, while those that pick out florals, lace, or pastel numbers are more often than not known to hopeless romantics. But it is only clothes that we use to express our character? Or do we try to make our personalities shine in other ways, too? What you choose to wear each day isn’t necessarily arbitrary, and that also includes what art you decide to show off on your nails. If…

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At the start of 2020, no one could have predicted what was to come. With rumblings of a new virus in Asia at the end of last year, it wasn’t until February until cases started to appear in Europe. By the beginning of March, the World Health Organisation declared Covid-19 a pandemic and by the end of the month, the whole world had closed down. For global companies such as TONI&GUY, the shutdown of the world’s economies brought challenges never seen before. “TONI&GUY is 57 years old and we have survived and thrived through recessions, but this was completely different.…

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While social media has a lot of potential for decreasing the gender gap, most of the platforms still provide a sexist, highly competitive, and at times a hateful place for many female users. Facebook was first created to ‘rank hot girls’, no matter how much Zuckerberg denies it. While women are more likely to use social media than men, men are retweeted far more than women, and women are more likely to be subject to cyber abuse on Twitter. Lastly, 23% of women polled by Amnesty International said they had experienced online abuse or harassment, and 64% believe “online abuse…

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