Author: FABUK Magazine

Exploring the tensions and contradictions that define us all as human beings, SAGIO’s latest collection is a powerful tribute to tailoring, eroticism and audacity, as well as an engaging way to celebrate cerebral seduction. The woman Alexander Sagio keeps returning to cannot be defined by gender alone. She is, in fact, the perfect symbiosis between masculine and feminine, moving beyond traditional binaries to embrace a freed and emancipated state, which reflects nature and its purely spontaneous laws. On Sagio’s board of inspiration and chosen references this season, two figures stand out. The first is Italian actress and icon Sophia Loren,…

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CHAPTER VIII – SS 25 – LE ROUGE ET LE NOIR The Sehnsucht Atelier Spring/Summer 2025 collection is inspired by Stendhal’s novel Le Rouge et Le Noir. As literature plays a key role in the creative process of building each chapter, recurrent aesthetics as the victorian, steampunk & dark romantic are now colliding with the 70s and its individuality. The 70s represent the years of female’s body liberation due to the growth of women’s rights; we have the flare, the high-waist, the androgynous glam rock & new wave, the maxi-gowns. The title is taken to refer to the tension between…

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THE MAIN OUTLINES OF THE PROGRAMME REVEALED: INDIA AND HONG KONG IN THE SPOTLIGHT The Festival des 3 Continents unveils today the main outlines of its 2024 programme and opens the sale of festival Passes and accreditations. The 46th edition of the Festival des 3 Continents will be held from 15 to 23 November 2024 in Nantes and its partner cinemas across the Loire-Atlantique territory. A wide range of rare and previously unreleased films from Africa, Latin America and Asia will be presented, with India and Hong Kong as guests of honour. THE PROGRAMME In addition to a selection of…

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Composer Adrian Brockless, now a resident of Shetland, has unveiled his latest musical offering, “Da Sealkie Wife’s Sang,” a reimagining of the traditional Shetland folk tune originally penned by Mary-Ellen Odie. The piece, performed by the Aberdeen-based quintet under the name Orchestra Nova (usually they perform as the Nova Quartet), beautifully bridges the gap between Shetland’s rich cultural heritage and the classical tradition. The journey behind the release is as personal as it is creative. Initially conceived as a birthday gift for his mother, Brockless’ arrangement of “Da Sealkie Wife’s Sang” was part of a trio of pieces, including a…

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London, UK (September 2024) – As We Rise: Photography from the Black Atlantic, a compelling exhibition of photographs from African Diasporic culture selected from the Wedge Collection, is to be presented at Saatchi Gallery this winter. Organised by Aperture and curated by Elliott Ramsey, the exhibition showcases work by Black artists from Canada, United States, Great Britain, The Caribbean, and the African Continent. The exhibition celebrates works from the Wedge Collection, Canada’s largest privately-owned collection committed to championing Black artists, established by Dr Kenneth Montague in 1997. Explored through the concepts of community, identity, and power, viewers are invited to…

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On September 28, 2024, at 2:00 PM Paris time, La Koradior will elegantly present its Spring/Summer 2025 ready-to-wear collection at the China Cultural Center in Paris. La Koradior is a high-end women’s fashion brand under Winner Fashion, dedicated to showcasing the inner charm of modern women through ready-to-wear collections. It merges Chinese and Western cultures, reflecting luxury and artistic allure. This season’s design inspiration comes from the work “A Radiant Romance of Butterfly Orchid” by Chinese illustrator Jude Chan, interpreted through three themes: “The Dreamy Butterfly Orchid,” “The Ethereal Butterfly Orchid,” and “The Vibrant Butterfly Orchid.” The designs utilize light…

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On September 27, 2024, from 13:30 to 14:30, the LOOLAYY brand, under the Shangze Group, successfully held its Spring/Summer 2025 show titled “Eternal Charm” at the Classical Building, second floor of the Palais de la Culture in Paris. The LOOLAYY brand is dedicated to integrating traditional Chinese Eastern aesthetics with international fashion trends, showcasing rich design concepts and cultural connotations. One of the design inspirations for this season comes from the brilliant charm of Chinese Song Dynasty Jun porcelain. By combining the patterns, glazes, and textures of ceramics with soft fabrics and meticulous craftsmanship, the collection presents a fashionable style…

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When shopping for fabrics, you might come across different variations of materials that seem quite similar. One common comparison people encounter is between rayon and rayon slub. While they might sound the same, these two fabrics have their own unique properties. But what exactly makes them different, and are there any similarities? Let’s break it down and explore the key aspects of both in a simple, easy-to-understand way. What Is Rayon? Rayon Fabric is a semi-synthetic fiber made from natural sources like wood pulp. It’s known for its softness, breathability, and versatility. It has been a favorite fabric in fashion…

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The curtains rose on a dazzling milestone as the LFFF celebrated its 11th annual extravaganza on September 19th and 20th. Enthusiasts from the farthest corners of the globe flocked to London, gathering at the glamorous VUE-West End venue for a breathtaking two-day showcase. A staggering 998 cinematic masterpieces arrived at the festival’s doorstep, representing 39 countries across six continents. From 112 sensational fashion shorts, compelling documentaries, high-energy music videos, and captivating commercials to mesmerizing animations, the festival was truly a global celebration of creativity. The event sparkled with glitz and glamour, bringing together visionary filmmakers, esteemed fashion designers, striking…

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For Spring/Summer 2025, Sinead Gorey looks to the great British prom, reimagining the age-old tradition through her own, party girl lens. Leaning into her punk sensibilities, the designer departs from the silhouettes and templates of late noughties and early 2000s teenage style, building a story whose main character is not so much the prom queen, but the prom anti-heroine. Harking back to a bygone era of house parties, Facebook albums and an altogether more tethered relationship with social media, the show unfolds in a school sports hall, an apt, otherwise conventional setting for the Gorey girl to kick out against…

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