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NewsDay Zimbabwe November 24, 2021
FASHION designer and visual arts director Rowan Tadiwa Sakarombe is living his dream of helping young artistes to showcase their talent through his Domane Design Agency and Corrōpt fashion brand.
The 22-year-old Sakarombe said he sharpened his skills through embracing consistency and frequent practice.
Sakarombe’s works have been recognized on local and international markets. He has also worked with artists across genres, among them Suhn, Denimwoods, Probeatz, Obi Davids and Zoe Lerae.” Read More
The world seems to be fascinated by African culture and design. So why isn’t the fashion industry on the continent blowing Paris out of the water? The issue is as complex as the patterns of African prints. Read More

If confirmed, the 2,600-year-old mint could rewrite the history of money. Archaeologists excavating the remains of Guanzhuang—an ancient city in China’s eastern Henan Province—have discovered what they believe is the oldest-known coin mint, where miniature, shovel-shaped bronze coins were mass produced... Read More

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(Forbes) November 24, 2021 The Middle East has been a hub for some of the region’s best design talent for years, it’s nothing new, though the rest of the world is taking more and more notice every year. We’re all familiar with top designers like Elie Saab from Lebanon, or Azzi and Osta also from the same small Levantine nation. But in addition to these designers, there are other ecosystems in the region seeking to provide a platform to put Arab designers on the Middle East and international designer stages. Dubai Design District (d3) and the Arab Fashion Council (AFC) are working together to get regional couture, ready-to-wear, and streetwear talent noticed. Read More

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(Broadway.com) November 24, 2021 The UK's biggest multi-arts festival for performers aged between 5 and 26 has unveiled a new identity today. The International Youth Arts Festival (IYAF), which has brought talent from all over the world to London each summer since it began in 2009, will now be known as FUSE International festival.
Creative Youth, the charity behind the festival, announced the change at an event held this evening in Kingston Upon Thames, where the Creative Youth is based and the festival takes place.
The festival runs from 1 to 10 July 2022.

(L'Officiel) November 24, 2021 Encouraging artistic trends, educational programs, and innovative thinking, the 2021 Guggenheim International Gala turned into a glamorous night of Dior looks.
Trinidad and Tobago is the best Caribbean Carnival in the world. Many carnivals across the world have based their celebrations on Trinidad’s Carnival. This is the most in-depth guide on attending Trinidad Carnival! Discover More

Copenhagen (WWD) — Fashion Week has begun in Copenhagen and Women's Wear Daily featured a photo gallery of what they wore to the shows. Our favorite picks below.
FENDACE!
(Vogue) September 26, 2021 ...something entirely new—and in fashion, that’s very extraordinary indeed. What went down is that Kim Jones and Silvia Venturini Fendi of Fendi and Donatella Versace of Versace swapped houses—apparently for one night only—to design 25 looks for their erstwhile rivals. The result was a fabulous fashion Frankenstein christened Fendace, and it was modeled by a cast you suspect will go down as by far this season’s most spectacular. Read More
(NYT) September 6, 2021
A special edition of the Milan Furniture Fair, called Supersalone, turns pandemic constraints into a chance for innovation and anchors a five-day design celebration throughout the city.
It has been 60 years since Salone del Mobile Milano, the premier annual exhibition of furniture, was founded, and two and a half years since crowds last gathered in Milan’s exhibition halls to admire the relentless creativity of international designers and manufacturers.
A spirit of innovation continues to drive the fair, not least in the way its organizers have responded to the pandemic. Sunday marked the opening of a special edition called Supersalone.

(TheCut) Milan Fashion Week kicked off last week and after a few seasons off, shows are back IRL, meaning so is street style! Showgoers in Milan always have a unique style, and photographer Christina Fragkou has been on the scene catching show-stopping looks outside of the shows from Fendi to Prada.

(elle.com/Photo:Tyler Joe) Paris fashion week enters with a bang this season. Off the runway, the streets exploded, and it was all captured by resident photographer Tyler Joe. He zoomed in on bold sportswear, banana-shaped footwear, and bags ranging from stuffed animals to totes large enough to carry an entire spring collection. In the jewelry department, showgoers arrived... Learn more...

(thevou.com) Streetwear Brands On The Rise! These are the best 33 streetwear brands of 2021; most coveted and most wanted by streetwear lovers all over the world. To some, ‘streetwear’ is a quasi vague word referring to the latest styles spotted on the streets of London, New York, Toyo, or Paris.

(us.fashionnetwork) Now that’s what we call a scene-stealing anniversary. Balmain feted Olivier Rousteing’s 10 years at the house on the banks of the Seine on Wednesday night with an all-star cast, over a hundred looks and a multi-set live band concert after-party...See more...

(uproxx/Photo:popsugar) On Wednesday, folks in the fashion industry gathered to watch Balmin’s spring/summer 2022 show in Paris. The showcase was also used to celebrate the tenth anniversary of creative director Olivier Rousteing’s time with the Parisian house. Beyoncé narrated... Discover more...

(us.fashionnetwork) Paris is all about contrasts, as Patou went for a voluminous Puss-in-Boots-meets-d’Artagnan, while Acne Studios riffed on innerwear as outerwear in the latest body con statement this season Learn more...

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(NYT) December 21, 2021 Deep in the Southern Cardamom Mountains, former loggers and poachers have assumed new roles as protective rangers and ecotourism guides. Can their efforts help preserve a vast stretch of wilderness? Find out More

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(Vogue) December 21, 2021. When Renée C. Neblett (Founder & Director of Kokrobitey Institute) set eyes on the town of Kokrobite, she thought it was paradise. The Atlantic Ocean seemed to bow at its pristine beaches, about an hour west of Ghana’s capital of Accra. There were turtles making their way out of the water; mollusks and clams laid out on the rocks. “You had to dodge the crabs on the sand, it was so abundant,” she remembers. Read More
Brazil's Atlantic Forest will change more in the next 50 years than anytime since last ice age.
Using data from the past 21,000 years, researchers have tried to predict the immediate effects on climate change on parts of Brazil's Atlantic Forest - the results are startling and a reason for concern. Read More
Part of a Seismic Shift in Ballet, Hope Muir Takes on a Major Role
The National Ballet of Canada's newly named artistic director discusses her vision for diversity, accessibility and transparency in dance. Read More
MOMU SPREADS FASHION CULTURE THROUGHOUT THE CITY
‘Fashion 2.021 Antwerp – Fashion/Conscious’ is the ambitious reopening programme initiated by MoMu – Antwerp's fashion museum, in collaboration with the City of Antwerp and Tourism Flanders.
The Moroccan town Drenched in Blue
I will admit to being slightly disappointed when we rounded a hill that overlooks Chefchaouen. I was expecting to see an entire city awash in blue, which this northern Moroccan town is renowned for. What I saw was a mix of blue and lots of white clustered together down in a valley. But by the time I left “Chaouen,” as the locals call it, I had captured a significant amount of “bluetiful” images to leave me feeling satisfied with this visit.
Nevis is one of the most unspoiled and relaxing islands in the Caribbean. Vividly green with blue skies, clean air and long empty beaches, Nevis has a pace of life that encourages you to stop and appreciate all the natural beauty around you. It's a very special place famed for its charm and the easy-going genuineness of its people. Come and discover this remarkable jewel for yourself.
EXPLORE SOME OF AUSTRALIA'S TOP CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS
From ever-changing street art and world-class museums to iconic opera performances, Australia is home to countless cultural treasures. Australia boasts amazing museums and renowned galleries, but that’s just the start of the arts and culture you can experience while here. Wander down vibrantly-painted laneways and seek out hidden bars before attending epic festivals and embracing Australia’s quirky cultural attractions. Discover More

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Tattoo Anthropologist October 23, 2021
OCTOBER IS INDIGENOUS people’s month in the Philippines and in the northern province of Kalinga local organizers in the city of Tabuk, the capital of the province, hosted a Diddiga (“pride”) celebration to mark the accomplishments of the Kalinga people. This year’s four-day event was themed “Pride of the Past, Hope for the Future” and showcased the beauty of Kalinga culture through a music and dance competition (Sallidummay), a Chico River rafting experience (the “river of life” in Kalinga), and on the final day a Batok (tattoo) Festival that tattooed Kalinga elder and provincial officer of the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) Miss Naty Sugguiyao suggested “expresses through individual talent, arts, prowess, and strength – the very best of Kalinga.” Read More
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Gibraltar is a small peninsula in the south of Spain, that has been a British territory since 1713. That’s what makes this place special: the interesting mixture of British vibes with Spain weather! Double-decker buses, pubs, London-styled houses and pounds wrapped up in the warmth of Spain

PARIS (AP) — The remains of American-born singer and dancer Josephine Baker will be reinterred at the Pantheon monument in Paris, making the entertainer who is a World War II hero in France the first Black woman to get the country’s highest honor. (Photo AFP) Read More

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MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) — Among the once-taboo professions emerging from Somalia’s decades of conflict and Islamic extremism is the world of arts, and a 21-year-old female painter has faced more opposition than most.
A rare woman artist in the highly conservative Horn of Africa nation, Sana Ashraf Sharif Muhsin lives and works amid the rubble of her uncle’s building that was partially destroyed in Mogadishu’s years of war.
Despite the challenges that include the belief by some Muslims that Islam bars all representations of people, and the search for brushes and other materials for her work, she is optimistic.
“I love my work and believe that I can contribute to the rebuilding and pacifying of my country,” she said.
Sana stands out for breaking the gender barrier to enter a male-dominated profession, according to Abdi Mohamed Shu’ayb, a professor of arts at Somali National University. She is just one of two female artists he knows of in Somalia, with the other in the breakaway region of Somaliland. Read More

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(Forbes) November 24, 2021 The Middle East has been a hub for some of the region’s best design talent for years, it’s nothing new, though the rest of the world is taking more and more notice every year. We’re all familiar with top designers like Elie Saab from Lebanon, or Azzi and Osta also from the same small Levantine nation. But in addition to these designers, there are other ecosystems in the region seeking to provide a platform to put Arab designers on the Middle East and international designer stages. Dubai Design District (d3) and the Arab Fashion Council (AFC) are working together to get regional couture, ready-to-wear, and streetwear talent noticed. Read More

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(Broadway.com) November 24, 2021 The UK's biggest multi-arts festival for performers aged between 5 and 26 has unveiled a new identity today. The International Youth Arts Festival (IYAF), which has brought talent from all over the world to London each summer since it began in 2009, will now be known as FUSE International festival.
Creative Youth, the charity behind the festival, announced the change at an event held this evening in Kingston Upon Thames, where the Creative Youth is based and the festival takes place.
The festival runs from 1 to 10 July 2022.
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