_{Photographer: Jack R Johnstone}

_{Photographer: Jack R Johnstone}

_{Photographer: Jack R Johnstone}

_{Photographer: Jack R Johnstone}

_{Photographer: Jack R Johnstone}

_{Photographer: Jack R Johnstone}

_{Photographer: Jack R Johnstone}

_{Photographer: Jack R Johnstone}

_{Photographer: Jack R Johnstone}

Photographer: Jack R Johnstone at www.togetherassociates.com

Stylist: Steph Wilson at www.onerepresents.com 

Makeup: Adam De Cruz at www.onerepresents.com using Nars

Hair: Christopher Gatt at @agencyofsubstance using R+Co

Set Design: Helen Macintyre at www.onerepresents.com

Casting Director: Dean Goodman at www.thegoodmancreative.com

Fashion Assistant: Roz Donoghue

Model: Carolina Burgin at www.prm.com

_{Look 1: Dress LURLINE, Tights BLOCH, Shoes MAISON MARGIELA}

_{Look 2: Bodysuit CRITTER, Tights FALKE}

_{Look 3: Bangles DINOSAUR DESIGN, Bodysuit CRITTER}

_{Look 4 & 5: Top EDELINE LEE, Bodysuit BASERANGE, Tights FALKE, Shoes IZIE}

_{Look 6: Dress NANUSKHA, Leggings CRITTER, Shoes KALDA}

_{Look 7: Shirt STELLA MCCARTNEY}

_{Look 8: Shirt & trousers STELLA MCCARTNEY, Shoes 3.1 PHILLIP LIM}

_{Look 9: Shoes 3.1 PHILLIP LIM}

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_{Photograph: Thais Vandanezi}

_{Photograph: Thais Vandanezi}

_{Photograph: Thais Vandanezi}

_{Photograph: Thais Vandanezi}

_{Photograph: Thais Vandanezi}

_{Video: Clare Gigling}

Photographer: Thais Vandanezi

Stylist: Ophélie Cozette

Hair: Flavien Hymonnet 

Makeup: York Fujita 

Set designer: Prudence Palle at ORSO PARIS

Casting director: Hien Le 

Videographer: Clara Gigling

Photography assistant: Edigar Da Silva

Model: Yiran Liu at Select Model Paris

Location: Galerie Paradis

Text writer: Pedro Z. Cavalcanti

_{Clothing Credits:}

_{Look 1: Shirt and trousers, both, DRIES VAN NOTEN, Pullover THE FRANKIE SHOP, Shoes SPORTMAX}

_{Look 2: Bra and blouse DOLCE&GABBANA, Skirt GAUCHÈRE, Shoes DRIES VAN NOTEN}

_{Look 4: Jacket SAINT LAURENT BY ANTHONY VACARELLO, Shoes DRIES VAN NOTEN}

_{Look 5: All clothing SAINT LAURENT BY ANTHONY VACARELLO}

_{Look 6: Top THE FRANKIE SHOP, Skirt LOEWE, Shoes DRIES VAN NOTEN, Gloves ISSEY MIYAKE}

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_{The Maybourne Beverly Hills exterior}

I am warmly welcomed by the landmark property’s soothing pastel palettes, spanning nine floors with sun filled balconies, overlooking verdant gardens dotted with swaying palm trees and fragrant foliage. Being perfectly placed just steps from the legendary Rodeo Drive, known as one of the most exclusive luxury destinations, it’s no wonder the property radiates the same vibe.

_{The Maybourne Cafe}

Despite being in the hustle and bustle of the city, The Maybourne proves to be a superior space to unwind. Comfort is a hallmark of the property which means that the spa takes centre stage, home to the mineral pool, steam rooms and countless relaxation areas. The quiet cocoon also offers treatments to pamper, regenerate or simply to indulge in some much needed ‘me time’, utilising only the purest ingredients including products from EviDenS de Beauté.

_{Rooftop pool}

The most impressive is the rooftop pool. The panoramic views of the rolling hills of Hollywood can be enjoyed from your chaise lounge, while sipping on aperitivo-style cocktails from the beloved restaurant and bar, Dante Beverly Hills. 

_{Cigar Whiskey bar}

Nestled in the lobby of the hotel you’ll find The Maybourne Bar. The bar boasts an exceptional wine list and a cocktail menu filled with classic and new creations, all handcrafted by our bartenders with the freshest ingredients and finest spirits. Vibrant and unforgettable, I would argue this hidden jewel of the property is the best bar in LA.

_{Terrace Suite}

Guestrooms and suites here at The Maybourne have been artfully designed to have bright, spacious interiors and bespoke furniture. My suite features homely touches to ensure a restful stay, details from curated library collections to the plushest slippers elevates relaxation. Early morning wake up’s are worth it here, with views of the sunrise lighting up the Los Angeles skyline – a sight I would never get tired of.

by Vivian Hui

_{A double room inclusive of tax starts at $1,091.21 ($895.00 exclusive of tax) per night.} 

_{For more information visit maybournebeverlyhills.com}

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Upon arrival, dressed in traditional Police inspired uniform are the concierge team, who greet me with a warm welcome. Once home to the Metropolitan Police, the property’s stories and memoirs are celebrated throughout the hotel, with antiques and bespoke artwork taking over the walls.

_{King room}

The unique character of Great Scotland Yard is transferred from the lobby to the 158 rooms and suites. Thoughtful restoration balances the traditional qualities of a classic British townhouse with modern influences.

My cosy room is surrounded by elegant furnishings, featuring a comfortable King bed and luxury bathroom. For me, the bathroom is the jewel of the room as I have never seen a more inviting walk-in shower.

_{Whisky tasting at Síbín}

Away from their lavish rooms, the ground floor of the hotel is host to a range of appealing dining options. From old Nordic cooking techniques by Michelin starred chef Niklas Ekstedt at Ekstedt at The Yard, to afternoon tea at The Parlour.

The most memorable being the illicit speakeasy bar, Síbín. Hidden in plain sight behind a bookcase wall, this whisky bar set in a sophisticated room is a relaxing space for evening drinks and intimate jazz nights.

_{Cocktail at Síbín}

Whisky masterclasses are what they’re known for here and Ivan, our whisky sommelier for the evening, guides us on an inquisitive odyssey. “The Explorer,” is a masterclass which takes guests through the origin and stories of whisky, unveiling global flavours from a carefully curated selection from Japan, Mexico and Scotland to name a few.

After finishing our enlightening expedition, we enjoy the rest of the night filled with music and cocktails in the chill out lounge, before heading back to our room for a peaceful slumber.

by Vivian Hui

_{Address: 3-5 Great Scotland Yard, London, SW1A 2HN}

_{www.greatscotlandyard.com}

_{@gsy_london}

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Positioned within the muted tones of a bustling city backdrop, she inhabits concealed corners and overlooked alcoves, spaces quietly charged, steeped in time, and tucked away from the city’s main thoroughfares. The tension between her poised stillness and the city’s unceasing rhythm. Several moments are captured in time and a fragment of a larger, elusive story.

_{Photograph: Oliver Webb}

_{Photograph: Oliver Webb}

_{Photograph: Oliver Webb}

_{Photograph: Oliver Webb}

_{Photograph: Oliver Webb}

_{Photograph: Oliver Webb}

_{Photograph: Oliver Webb}

Team Credits:

Photographer: Oliver Webb

Stylist: Beanie Stolper

Hair: Chloe Frieda

Makeup: Mai Saito

Casting Director: Bonnie Nolan

Styling assistant: Eleanor Tufft

Model: Dagmar Janssen

Special thanks: Sea Containers Hotel

_{Clothing Credits: Look 1: Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello | Look 2: Hermès | Look 3: Celine | Look 4: Loewe}

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Shot in a minimalist studio setting, each image exudes the bold elegance and determination of an era when women redefined their roles with sartorial strength.

_{Photograph: Rinaldo Sata}

_{Photograph: Rinaldo Sata}

_{Photograph: Rinaldo Sata}

_{Photograph: Rinaldo Sata}

_{Photograph: Rinaldo Sata}

_{Photograph: Rinaldo Sata}

_{Photograph: Rinaldo Sata}

_{Photograph: Rinaldo Sata}

_{Photograph: Rinaldo Sata}

_{Photograph: Rinaldo Sata}

_{Photograph: Rinaldo Sata}

Team Credits:

Photographer: Rinaldo Sata

Stylist: Esperanza de la Fuente

Hair: Christos Kallaniotis using Sacha Juan

Make Up: Kimie Yashiro

Styling assistant: Marina González

Models: Emily Driver and Ellie Savage @ STORM

_{Clothing Credits:}

_{Look 1, 2: Bodysuit MAYGEL CORONEL | Earrings AGMES} 

_{Look 3, 6: Dress, heels SAINT LAURENT | Belt TEIJA | Tights FALKE}

_{Look 4, 5: Suit VINTAGE | Shirt THE FRANKIE SHOP | Tie VINTAGE | Sunglasses LANVIN.} 

_{Look 7: Top, trousers VICTORIA BECKHAM | Polo neck RALPH LAUREN | Heels JIMMY CHOO}

_{Look 8, 9: Dress NORMA KAMALI | Boots MASSIMO DUTTI} 

_{Look 10: Suit VINTAGE | Shirt HAWES & CURTIS | Ribbon STYLIST’S OWN} 

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_{Photograph: Paul Bellaart}

_{Photograph: Paul Bellaart}

_{Photograph: Paul Bellaart}

_{Photograph: Paul Bellaart}

_{Photograph: Paul Bellaart}

_{Photograph: Paul Bellaart}

_{Photograph: Paul Bellaart}

_{Photograph: Paul Bellaart}

_{Photograph: Paul Bellaart}

_{Photograph: Paul Bellaart}

Photographer: Paul Bellaart

Stylist: Nicola Rose

Hair and Make Up: Chris Volkers @ House of Orange

Styling assistant: Imy Moore

Model: Esti van Balen @ Micha Models

_{Clothing Credits:}

_{Look 1: Bra COU COU | Pink Pants DORA LARSEN | Tights WOLFORD | Shoes AYEDE}

_{Look 2: Bra UNDERSTATED | Body SKIMS | Tights CALZEDONIA}

_{Look 3: Shirt ELVI DENIM | Pants DORA LARSEN}

_{Look 4: Jacket AGOLDE | Pants SKIMS}

_{Look 5: Bra DORA LARSEN | Pants COU COU}

_{Look 6: Bra, pants ERES | Socks THE ELDER STATESMAN}

_{Look 7: Bra UNDERSTATED}

_{Look 9: Body COU COU | Jacket AGOLDE | Tights FALKE}

_{Look 10: Bra DORA LARSEN}

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_{Hilton Cambridge City Centre exterior}

Hilton Cambridge City Centre, as the name suggests, is conveniently located in the hub of it all. Just a short stroll away, you can find yourself in front of the city’s well-known sights such as the River Cam and the Cambridge Market Square, as well as transport links to attractions further afield.

_{Bull & Bass restaurant}

All 198 flawlessly elegant guest rooms and suites at Hilton Cambridge are air conditioned and include the essential modern amenities. For my stay in one of the King Suites, I am welcomed by a fruit basket and wine, along with a mini-fridge stocked with soft drinks and snacks, a Nespresso machine for those well needed coffee top-ups, and robes and slippers for lounging in ultimate comfort.

_{King Junior Suite}

In addition to its welcoming rooms, the hotel also offers culinary delights, ranging from a fresh breakfast buffet to dinner in the relaxing atmosphere of the Bull & Bass Restaurant, where dishes are inspired by British cuisine.

After a day of exploring the city, this is the place I am happily drawn to. After enjoying a delectable meal, I find myself ensconced in the irresistible Piano Bar, with its comfy seating and live music. It’s not long before I am sinking into my chair, enjoying music from the resident pianist and winding down for the night.

by Vivian Hui

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_{Photographer: Jack Grange}

_{Photographer: Jack Grange}

_{Photographer: Jack Grange}

_{Photographer: Jack Grange}

_{Photographer: Jack Grange}

_{Photographer: Jack Grange}

_{Photographer: Jack Grange}

Photographer: Jack Grange

Stylist: Nicola Rose

Make up: Victoria Bond @ A-Frame Agency

Hair: Bjorn Krischer @ The Wall Group using Goldwell

Styling assistant: Imy Moore

Model: Tati @ Next

All make-up by Victoria Bond using CHANEL Holiday 2024 Winter Tale Make-up Collection and No.1 de CHANEL Body Serum-In-Mist

_{Look 1: All clothing THE FRANKIE SHOP}

_{Look 2: Shirt YAIITTE, Trousers MHL, Shoes G.H. BASS}

_{Look 3 & 4: Top AGOLDIE, Jacket and trousers AGOLDIE, Boxers HOMME GIRLS, Shoes G.H.BASS}

_{Look 5 & 6: Jacket and trousers ARIES, Shoes G.H .BASS} 

_{Look 7: Jacket and trousers SANDRO, Shoes G.H. BASS}

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The atmosphere was energetic and charged with excitement, and a sense of community was felt as the countries politicians, sporting legends and celebrities joined together for this spectacle.

TPEFW is a stage to present the countries artistic history, exploring the local craftsmanship, aesthetics, and innovation. The country is well known for their textile industry, and it was evident on the runway.

_{TPEFW SS25 Opening show ‘Taiwan Type Illustrated Fashion Book’}

Commencing TPEFW SS25 is the Opening show ‘Taiwan Type Illustrated Fashion Book’. Launched by The Ministry of Culture, the show featured collaborations between six fashion brands and six Taiwanese image creators .67ARROW x @saitemiss, #DAMUR x @weiweiboy, DYCTEAM x @raimochi, RAY CHU x @mich_un, Story Wear x @chimney_animation, TANGTSUNGCHIEN x @sammi_00712.

As one of the strongest shows of the week, these collaborations brought to life bold and beautiful creative expressions one after another. The show was presented to the audience on a dynamic runway, with looks inspired from artwork created by the designers collaborative graphic IP talent.

TPEFW has been known for having an ongoing mission of fostering cross-disciplinary collaborations, and for this year TPEFW decided to connect fashion designers with illustrators to bridge the gap, as Minister of Culture Sue Wang expressed, with a goal to reach a different viewership of Taiwan and hoping to resonate with the younger audience.

_{.67ARROW X SAITEMISS}

To increase the events following, the opening show added a public session allowing fashion enthusiasts to attend the event. All 700 spots were filled within just nine minutes of registration, reflecting the market’s strong appetite and support for TPEFW.

In addition to the runway presentation, a public exhibition ‘Taiwan Type Super Swag’ was hosted from 17 October to 21 October 2024. The cross-boundary art exhibition was an opportunity for the Taiwanese to explore the collections, and acted as a direct contact with a broader audience.

It was also clear that for this season, there was a focus on the values of freedom and inclusiveness, with designers having the freedom to express themselves and even to the models where inclusivity and representation were present. Particularly with Olympic gold medalist Lin Yu-Ting participating as a model, who completely captivated the hearts of the audience.

_{TANGTSUNGCHIEN x 夏 仙 Sammi}

The rest of the week saw 13 established and emerging labels fill the schedule in Taipei with individual shows, telling the story of Taiwanese-style fashion. Each designer brought their unique style and flair to present memorable spectacles.

Highly anticipated JENN LEE presented the label’s spring-summer 2025 collection, capturing the vibrant energy of childhood nostalgia in an underground bar setting. Titled ‘Echoes of Youth’, the collection is a playful yet emotional exploration of retro aesthetics, reflecting the theme of blending nostalgia with bold expression.

For this season, JENN LEE transformed the simple act of crumpling paper into organic shapes and silhouettes that define her collection. The accessories in this collection also capture a sense of sentimental rebellion, drawing from the experience of discovering forgotten treasures in old pockets— receipts, random trinkets, and ordinary objects.

_{JENN LEE SS25}

_{JENN LEE SS25}

For TPEFW SS25, established label Seivson makes a powerful return to Taipei, bringing the brand’s eerie, avant-garde aesthetic to the runway. The collection, titled ‘TRACES’, explores the concept of marks left behind by female growth.

Deconstructed silhouettes took over the runway, with ripped and reformed fabric to represent how the female body can break and repair. Standout pieces include the reimagining of the classic trench coat with unique pleating techniques, layered jackets and mini skirts paired with everyday items.

_{SEIVSON SS25}

_{SEIVSON SS25}

Taiwanese designer Damur Huang filled an evening with energy as he refocuses his attention on “love” in his latest collection. Collaborating with JSJ Entertainment, 13 artists and singers were invited to interpret their love stories through music.

#DAMUR’s SS25 collection focuses on deconstructing gender stereotypes and embracing self-identified values, using his fearless Berlin attitude to create bold designs dedicated to redefining traditional images of masculinity and femininity.

_{#DAMUR SS25}

_{#DAMUR’s SS25}

TPEFW wasn’t just centred around a series of runway shows, but the event also saw them team up with Breeze Xinyi to launch a new fashion Select Shop.

Located on the 3^rd floor of the department store, the shop brings together a wide array of Taiwanese notable brands, showcasing everything from renowned international names to emerging designers. The shop will run for three months from October until the end of the year in a bid to continue the noise of TPEFW.

As a trendsetter in Taiwan’s fashion scene, TPEFW elevates the city’s fashion atmosphere and acts as a core platform for promoting the development of the fashion industry. With an integration of a global vision with local culture, TPEFW encourages the growth of designers and emerging brands, with its cultural and creative industries to strengthen Taiwan’s’ position in the global fashion map.

Looking ahead, TPEFW will likely continue to drive interdisciplinary collaboration to help Taiwan’s fashion shine even brighter in the international market, and become one to look out for in the fashion landscape.

by Vivian Hui

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_{Photographer and Art Director: Tiffany Mumford}

_{Photographer and Art Director: Tiffany Mumford}

_{Photographer and Art Director: Tiffany Mumford}

_{Photographer and Art Director: Tiffany Mumford}

_{Photographer and Art Director: Tiffany Mumford}

_{Photographer and Art Director: Tiffany Mumford}

_{Photographer and Art Director: Tiffany Mumford}

_{Photographer and Art Director: Tiffany Mumford}

_{Photographer and Art Director: Tiffany Mumford}

_{Photographer and Art Director: Tiffany Mumford}

Photographer and Art Director: Tiffany Mumford at www.tiffanymumford.com @tiffanymumford

Stylist: Steph Wilson at www.onerepresents.com @stephwilsonstyling

Makeup: Carolyn Wren at www.cazwren.co.uk @cazwren using No.1 de CHANEL make-up and skincare range and Body Serum-In-Mist

Grooming: Liz Daxauer at www.caren.co.uk @lizdaxauer using LESS IS MORE

Fashion Assistant: Roz Donoghue @rozdonoghue

Photo Assistant: Luca Pellegrino @lukeskin_

Model: David Ikuepamitan at www.milkmanagement.co.uk @dee.blvck

With thanks to Harcourts House @harcourtshouse

_{Look 1: Jacket, top and skirt EDWARD CRUTCHLEY, Shoes MARTINE ROSE x CLARKS}

_{Look 2 & 3: LOEWE}

_{Look 4: VIVIENNE WESTWOOD}

_{Look 5: Trousers and top ASHISH, Cardigan WASTE YARN PROJECT}

_{Look 6: DIOR}

_{Look 7: Knitted dress ASHISH, Shoes MARTINE ROSE x CLARKS}

_{Look 8 & 9: ARIES}

_{Look 10: WOOYOUNGMI}

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Domes encompasses this vision, offering seamless bespoke guest journeys, curated exclusively for each individual guest.

_{Domes Noruz Mykonos outdoor lobby}

My island-hopping experience begins in vibrant Mykonos, part of the stunning Cyclades island chain southeast of mainland Greece. Perched in the picturesque Agios Stefanos with views of Chora is where you will find Domes Noruz Mykonos, a gated neighbourhood of volcanic sugar-cube architecture, blended effortlessly into the Aegean vista. Interiors, from the outdoor lobby to the 38 suites, are a harmonious blend of earthy tones with elements of rattan and natural wood. 

_{Domes Noruz Mykonos Pure Haven Sea View Hot Tub}

Although Mykonos is a celebrated nightlife destination, the island offers much more and, with the concierge team of Mykonos specialists, you’ll be in safe hands. We start the day exploring the islands of Delos and Rhenia by boat, followed by a visit to Rizes Folklore Farmstead to discover Mykonos’ roots and sample the unique local cuisine before ending the day with sunsets and energetic music at the famous beach club, Scorpios. 

_{Domes Noruz Mykonos Pool}

From a lively island to, as the locals would describe as a romantic island, our journey takes me to Santorini, with its mega high cliffs and volcanic rocks forming a striking landscape, making it hard not to fill your phone with scenic photos.

We make our way north of the island, to Tholos, Oia, through serene landscapes and untouched beauty to arrive at the newly built haven, Domes Novos Santorini. Architecturally striking, the hotel boasts 50 suites and two villas, each with its own private pool and terrace. From my suite, only local vineyards stand between me and the Aegean Sea, and it’s a view that I won’t be forgetting any time soon.

_{Domes Novos Santorini Exterior}

If you’re looking for elevated gastronomy, Vatanee is the place to take a seat. Here, chef Dionysis Anastopoulos brings to life the essence of the Greek mezze culture with delectable small plates for sharing, all with a concept of zero-waste and picking from local produce and the hotel’s gardens.

_{Domes Novos Santorini Novos Villa Sea View with Blissful Pool}

Each Domes property offers an “experience” to mark its individuality. At Domes Novos Santorini, we embark on an enriching artistic journey, with an introduction to Santorini’s finest wines and a painting workshop of the spectacular sunset.

_{Domes Novos Santorini Senses Bungalow Sea View with Zen Pool}

As with all Domes’ hotels, wellness is a central component and signature amenities include the Soma Spa, where you can indulge in volcanic-infused treatments. What better way to treat myself before leaving behind the distinctive Cycladic charm of Santorini?

by Vivian Hui

_{Domes Noruz Mykonos rates start from €213 per night (for two people) for an Upbeat Retreat with inland view domesresorts.com/domesnoruzmykonos/}

_{Domes Novos Santorini rates start from €229 per night (for two people) for an Echoes Retreat domesresorts.com/domesnovossantorini/}

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