The theme of every season by APUJAN is inspired by literature, and associated with chaotic timelines and imaginations within parallel worlds. Through different topics and imagination of virtual worlds, APUJAN creates a unique worldview by interlacing different timelines. In the season of Autumn/Winter 2020, APUJAN brings another whimsical chapter “The Cloud-Making Factory” to London Fashion Week, using elements such as fantastic factories, gears, chimneys, robots and islands, to transport his audience to the places where clouds, stars and moons are created. There are many books that inspire the story of this season, such as “Tents in the Clouds” by Monica…
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October 2020 will mark the launch of ‘London Never Dies’, a new and re-vamped show from live entertainment specialists and nightlife impresarios The London Cabaret Club. Guests will be encouraged to channel their inner ‘Bond girl’ or ‘super-spy’, as a series of unique acts will transport audiences into a glamorous world of romance and espionage. Following a highly successful run in 2017, London Never Dies returns this Autumn with a whole host of brand new surprises. Created by The Cabaret’s Creative Directors Evelina Girling and Doni Fierro, the new show will feature some of the capitals most talented West-End performers, with beautifully choreographed…
Studio 4°C’s marine marvel joins Mari Okada’s Maquia in new online film festival line-up Anime Limited is delighted to reveal that the hauntingly beautiful Children of the Sea, which features a score by legendary Studio Ghibli collaborator Joe Hisaishi (Spirited Away), will headline the latest curated line-up of their Screen Anime online film festival from 25th August. This marks the first wide release of the film in the United Kingdom & Ireland, following appearances at film festivals such as Scotland Loves Anime, where it screened in competition. Children of the Sea leads Screen Anime’s most diverse line-up to date, with…
The Zurich Film Festival and the Zürcher Filmstiftung have joined forces to organise the very first Zurich Film Day on September 29. The event aims to make known how socially and economically important filmmaking is to the city and canton of Zurich. Various Zurich films from the ZFF programme will be shown throughout the day, including the first ever Zurich-based Tatort episode entitled ZÜRI BRÄNNT directed by Viviane Andereggen with the two actresses Anna Pieri Zuercher and Carol Schuler as investigators. Zurich is Switzerland’s movie business capital. Around two thirds of the country’s domestic filmmaking movers and shakers share the city with…
Australian brand RAW WAR RICHTER collection A visual element Raphael uses to reflect earthquakes is the Richter scale recordings of sharp lines that adorn the garments, both plain and inclusive of the brand’s strong name. Catwalks from Louis Vuitton, Balenciaga and Yohji Yamamoto paid homage to the subculture with subtle and not so subtle details displaying rebellious red prints on the runway, with balanced themes of oversized and simple cut shapes. www.rawwar.com.au
Organisers of the Ørsted Great Grimsby 10K have cancelled this year’s race following advice from the North East Lincolnshire Event Safety Advisory Group (ESAG). The race was due to take place on Sunday 18 October but will now be a virtual event due to the concerns raised by the Group about the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Race directors Neil and Nicola Pattison, from Tape2Tape, said: “The safety of the runners, spectators and local people is our top priority, we need people to stay safe. “We’ve consistently assessed the ongoing situation and on the advice of ESAG, cancelling this year’s race is…
Saatchi Gallery is delighted to announce that it will be reopening to the public on Thursday, September 3rd, 2020 with ‘London Grads Now.’. This thought-provoking exhibition showcases works by graduating students from London’s leading fine art schools including; Royal College of Art, UCL: Slade School of Art, Goldsmiths: University of London, UAL: Chelsea College of Arts, UAL: Wimbledon College of Arts, UAL: Camberwell College of Arts and UAL: Central Saint Martins. Following the unprecedented cancellation of graduation shows across London due to COVID-19 restrictions, Saatchi Gallery with the generous support of Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, invited students and lecturers to organise…
As you have probably noticed, the many ways we use to add more spice to our outfits, such as putting on statement jewellery or carrying colourful bags, are being shadowed by the newest fashion trend – socks. This does not include only wearing different types of socks, but also the many ways you can style them with your shoes. We have seen many designers showing off their newest creations combined with all kinds of footwear and the way celebrities, supermodels, and bloggers have rocked their socks with their shoes effortlessly, making us want to try out this new trend ourselves.…
The British Fashion Council (BFC) is delighted to announce today that applications for the BFC Foundation Scholarships are now open. Students can submit their applications here until Sunday 23rd August 2020, 5pm. All scholarships are awarded by the BFC Foundation (Registered Charity Number: 1185152) with financial support to students to complete their courses. The BFC Foundation brings all of the BFC’s charitable initiatives under one umbrella; supporting the future growth and success of the British fashion industry by focusing on three areas: Education, Grant-Giving, Business Mentoring and the Institute of Positive Fashion. Scholarships are available to those who have an offer from, or currently studying…
Months of being stuck at home with more stress, sugar, not to mention exposure to sun and blue light from screens, means our skin is suffering more than ever. Leading cosmetic doctor, Dr Paris Acharya (www.drparis.co.uk) reveals her insider secrets to revitalising post-lockdown skin… Swap your oil based cleansers for foaming ones ‘Maskne’ is one of the most prevalent concerns of post-lockdown skin, warns Dr Paris Acharya, leading cosmetic doctor based on Harley Street. ‘Increased occlusion and pressure points from the masks we’re wearing all day is manifesting as acne flare-ups.’ The problem is two-fold; with the first issue being…