The perfume house, which is known for its approach that that blends ancient tradition with modern innovation, has crafted a collection of perfumes, oils, and body care products that challenge conventional norms of scent for the past 30 years.

_{Nina Simona Briazu for Massimiliano Torti}

Born in Florence in 1975, Torti’s early exposure to the world of fragrances in the ’80s and ’90s ignited his passion for perfumery, honing in on single-note essences and focussing on the authenticity of raw essences. As such, his scents incorporate a high concentrations of essential oils (30- 40%), exemplifying his dedication to purity, and crafted by hand in his Umbrian workshop, in limited quantities to ensure excellence.

_{Raw collection by Massimiliano Torti}

On his approach Torti says,”we believe that true luxury lies in exclusivity and individuality. By remaining offline and avoiding mainstream marketing, we ensure that our fragrances are for those who truly appreciate the art of perfumery. Our goal is to teach individuals how to perfume themselves, to create their own rituals, and to discover scents that align with their essence.”

_{Bianca collection by Massimiliano Torti}

Channeling the brand philosophy that sees fragrance as a personal and transformative, the key to their scents is the art of layering, a technique that allows for personalised luxury. Torti introduced the concept of “olfactory stratification,” an approach that encourages the layering of different scents across various parts of the body that results in a rich, multidimensional fragrance experience. This method allows wearers to build a signature scent, and with over 300 fragrances, there’s a whole host of options to be worn.

_{Amber collection by Massimiliano Torti}

Building on years of research, artistry, and innovation, the house has added to its family with Nina Simona Briazu, a talented “nose” and personal protégé who plays a key role in expanding Torti’s brand and philosophy, and she’s marks the next chapter for the brand with the opening the London boutique.

Here, she will offer personalised fragrance experiences, helping to craft bespoke fragrances. On the offering Nina says, “I want to create ‘perfume awareness’—teaching people to own their scent identities. Fragrance is an intimate experience that deserves to be understood and appreciated.”

by Felicity Carter

_{57 Brewer Street, London, W1F 9UL}

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_{Biodynamic Forces Through The Alchemy of Planets and Plants}

Expect 14 new cocktails that draw inspiration from biodynamic farming that offers guests not only innovative combinations, but also an immersive, educational experience. First established by Rudolf Steiner in the 1920s, biodynamic farming focuses on the connection between soil, plants, animals, and the cosmos.

Maria Thun then created the Biodynamic Calendar which mapped out the influence of lunar and planetary cycles on specific parts of the plant—root, leaf, flower, or fruit—and their ideal times for harvesting.

_{Biodynamic Forces Through The Alchemy of Planets and Plants}

In true form, each cocktail crafted by Michele Saladino, Head Mixologist and his team, is named after a planet on this Biodynamic Calendar, offering a playful menu that’s interactive and adds a touch of fun to the luxury cocktail experience.

The interactive element adds a level of engagement to the cocktail, allowing guests to select their cocktail by exploring constellation diagrams and astrology signs on each page. It also features a flavour dial that links each cocktail to the Biodynamic Calendar, offering a unique way to discover various ingredients.

And of course, where possible the team use biodynamic, organic and seasonal ingredients, working closely with The Biodynamic Association Demeter to build a relationship with farmers, producers and suppliers across to source produce that meet the standards.

_{Biodynamic Forces Through The Alchemy of Planets and Plants}

Personified by a fictional character, The Astro Botanist, this new menu includes original takes on ten classic cocktails, from the Jupiter, an elegant floral spritz, that’s poured at the table from a small fountain and topped up with biodynamic champagne, to The Moon, a twist on the Dirty Martini, as well as Mars, a new take on a Negroni. There are also four alcohol free cocktails, named Elixir Naturalis which include the Mercurius, Triton, Ariel and Phobos.

_{Biodynamic Forces Through The Alchemy of Planets and Plants}

The ritzy experience is elevated further thanks to an exclusive collection of bespoke glassware that reflect each concept, and for this, the 5-star hotel worked with 3D Vault to design the pieces, crafted from ceramic, recycled glass, and PLA (a 100% natural material derived from renewable resources). Through 3D printing, 3D Vault creates precise models with zero material waste and high-quality durable products.

by Felicity Carter

_{Available exclusively in The Rivoli Bar all year round, see more on theritzlondon.com.}

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Now headed up by CEO Antoine Pin, the brand’s core collection consists of three iconic families designed by Jack Heuer, cue the TAG Heuer Carrera, Monaco, and Autavia, and it’s rounded out with the contemporary TAG Heuer Link, Aquaracer, Formula 1, and Connected lines.

_{TAG Heuer for 2025 F1}

Back in the driving seat and perfectly exuding its motto, “Don’t Crack Under Pressure” TAG has announced that it is once again the F1’s official timekeeper, and right in time to celebrate 75^th anniversary of Formula 1 this year.

With a rich history in the sport that spans over seven decades, 2025 marks the revival of their partnership that embodies luxury, precision, innovation, performance and speed. After all, TAG Heuer was the first luxury brand to have its logo appear on a Formula 1 car in 1969, the first to sponsor a team in 1971 and, with 239 wins and 15 World Drivers’ Championships to its name, it’s one of the most successful brands in history to be associated with Formula 1.

_{Steve McQueen wearing TAG Heuer}

“In a sport defined by mental resilience, physical strength, strategy, innovation, and performance it is only natural for TAG Heuer to be at the very heart of Formula 1 as Official Timekeeper” says Antoine Pin, CEO of TAG Heuer.

He continues, “With decades of history in F1 connecting us to the most successful drivers and teams of all time, we are honoured and privileged to be the name connected to the very thing that defines the winner: time. As Formula 1 and their exceptional team continue to build on the amazing work that has been done to create one of the greatest properties in sport, we are excited to be part of the journey and create new stories to enrich TAG Heuer.”

_{Ayrton Senna wearing TAG Heuer}

Formula 1 has become one of the most culturally significant and successful sporting championships in the world, with 750 million fans worldwide and a fanbase that’s becoming younger and more diverse—just head over to TikTok to see its popularity amongst a younger audience.

The 2024 season saw 1.5 billion viewers tune into the action-packed season, where the wheel-to-wheel racing went down to the wire between McLaren and Ferrari for the Constructors’ Championship in Abu Dhabi.

On the next stage of the F1 x TAG Heuer partnership, Stefano Domenicali, President and CEO, Formula 1 says the timekeeping brand is a natural fit, “With their focus on innovation, accuracy and excellence, they are a natural partner, and I am excited to see how our intertwining heritage can tell new stories for the future as we celebrate our 75th year.” 

As part of the collaboration, TAG Heuer will have a significant presence both on and off the track, through trackside branding, Fan Zone and Paddock Club activations and new product ranges that encapsulate the drama of Formula 1. Roll on the Australian Grand Prix in March.

by Felicity Carter

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And for the Pre-Fall 2025 collection, the chic aesthetic continues as we see a exploration of tension between refined elegance and youthful rebellion, inspired by Luis Buñuel’s 1967 movie, Belle de Jour, starring Catherine Deneuve, with costumes designed by Yves Saint Laurent.

_{Huishan Zhang Pre-Fall 2025 Collection}

_{Huishan Zhang Pre-Fall 2025 Collection}

Channelling the move – think polished by day, subversive by night – this line reflects the duality at play in Deneuve’s character, Séverine, while also nodding to the cultural shift in the ’60s, from haute couture to ready-to-wear that has a lasting effects on the fashion industry.

Expect demure silhouettes in classic fabrics such as black guipure are embellished with crystal embroidered bows, that are set against pointed toe kitten heels and fishnet hosiery for a sophisticated/daring combination.

_{Huishan Zhang Pre-Fall 2025 Collection}

_{Huishan Zhang Pre-Fall 2025 Collection}

_{Huishan Zhang Pre-Fall 2025 Collection}

We see the return of the beloved opera coat, a black double face wool version that features a removable embroidered white collar, along with sharp tailoring that include a black nip-waist, narrow belted wool jacket that’s worn with an ankle-skimming fit-and-flare skirt, a floral jacquard strapless gown, and a highly embellished mini dress with exaggerated bow collar.

There are dashes of colour too, bright pink and acid lime green, along with metallics bring plenty of playful opulence alongside classic black, white and neutral tones. 

_{Huishan Zhang Pre-Fall 2025 Collection}

_{Huishan Zhang Pre-Fall 2025 Collection}

_{Huishan Zhang Pre-Fall 2025 Collection}

Of course, we see fine detailing and embellishment, for which HUISHAN ZHANG is known for, and these are evident in post of the pieces; from the ultra-delicate, all-over embroidered beaded dresses to decorated pearl collars. 

Another trait – high glamour – is seen in the collection too, that’s been rounded off with a sense of practicality for the everyday. Here, sequins embroidered with flower patches are subtly underplayed by the house’s signature crisp poplin shirting in city stripes and white, as the wearer treads a tightrope of gumption and glamour.

by Felicity Carter

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Expect a chic, soft and wearable line that combines the classic charm of Ref with the playfulness of Shrimps and a dose of coziness for the season. A fan of Reformation, Shrimps founder Hannah Weiland says the collaboration has been a long time in the making, “This collection has been a long time coming, we began chatting with Reformation about a year ago and after a lot of discussion we decided to collaborate on a beautiful, focused knitwear collection.”

_{Shrimps x Reformation}

_{Shrimps x Reformation}

Adding to the playfulness, the collection styles are named after suits of cards with a Diamond Cashmere TurtleNeck, Queenie Cashmere Cardigan, Hearts Cable Crew, and the Clover Cashmere Sweater Vest, and for Hannah, her go-to is the red pointelle headscarf, “I love the scalloped edge and the versatility of the piece.” Another is the “recycled cashmere Diamond turtleneck, we incorporated a lot of different knit stitch techniques in the design which creates such nice textures and depth to the details.”

_{Shrimps x Reformation}

A signature of Ref products, responsible fabrics like regenerative wool and 95% recycled cashmere blend have been incorporated, and this ethos is something else that appealed to Hannah, as she explains. “I love what Reformation stands for, I love the sense of humour of the brand, the simplicity and the sustainability. I have also never designed with cashmere, and it has been so nice for this to be the first time, especially as the cashmere Reformation work with is recycled and oh so soft.”

_{Shrimps x Reformation}

The line also offers fun giftable treats too, like crocheted coasters and not forgetting the doggos, there are oh-so-cute sweaters (complete with a frilly neck, of course), so you can twin with your fur baby.

When it comes to the party outfit, Hannah recommends the pointelle Hearts cable knit with some Reformation lace trousers and block high heels, and top it off with a universal favourite, the Shrimps trench coat.

by Felicity Carter

_{The collection is available on Reformation.com and Shrimps.com.}

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We see the new watch move away from the familiar ceramic style of recent years, and instead drawing inspiration from the Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Edition (you may have spotted it on Bond in No Time To Die). 

_{Seamaster Diver 300M in Bronze Gold}

_{Seamaster Diver 300M in Titanium}

A rework of a classic, there’s still the beloved domed sapphire crystal for a nod to vintage, while the green aluminium dial is presented on a brushed mesh bracelet that’s crafted in Grade 2 Titanium; a material famous for being lightweight, corrosion-resistant, biochemically inert, and able to withstand extreme temperatures, making it ideal for the adventurous and sporty types. 

In contrast, OMEGA’s exclusive Bronze Gold is used for the bezel, crown, helium escape valve, and the PVD bronze gold coating on the hands, and it’s a unique alloy designed to retain its natural patina over time.

_{Seamaster Diver 300M}

The combination of these two materials is complemented by the green aluminium, including the dial with blackened indexes filled with vintage Super-LumiNova, and the oxalic anodized aluminium bezel ring, with its diving scale also in vintage Super-LumiNova.

Look inside, and visible through the caseback’s sapphire crystal, the Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8806 guarantees the Swiss industry’s high standard of precision, performance, and magnetic resistance, as certified by the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology (METAS).

Choose this model on its mesh bracelet or go for the integrated green rubber strap. 

by Felicity Carter 

_{See more on omega watches.com.} 

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_{INUIKII x KA-YO}

An outdoor shoe with a platform sole, along with a robust Vibram outsole, orange accents, and functional details, the KEBNEKAISE combines the best of both brands, balancing of functionality and fashion.

On the collaborative line, Marc Nylander, CEO and founder of KA-YO says, “I had a clear vision in my mind to merge the worlds of INUIKII and KA-YO, but since product development within the footwear category is a very complex process – I was very uncertain whether this could be realised or not.”

_{INUIKII x KA-YO}

He continues, “Working with the extremely talented design team at INUIKII over the past year, to make a vision become a pair of shoes, have been very inspiring from the start. On top of this beautiful design, KA-YO injects the energy and dynamics necessary to complete the story – and we are super happy with the final result.”

Taking its name from Sweden’s highest mountain, Kebnekaise, this shoe sets high standards for design and fabrications, thanks to its Vibram outsole for secure grip, while orange laces give a nod to climbing ropes, and the Primaloft insulation keeps feet warm from the inside out.

_{INUIKII x KA-YO}

_{INUIKII x KA-YO}

On functional footwear, Alessio Maag, Creative Director and Co-founder of INUIKII says, “The collaboration with KA-YO marks an important step for us in expanding into functional wear. Following the introduction of our Mountain line this winter, this limited edition is the perfect product to solidify this segment further. By combining the expertise of KA-YO and INUIKII, we’ve created something truly unique for outdoor lovers — a product unlike anything seen before.”

It was only right then, that the campaign was shot in Kiruna, near the Kebnekaise mountain, in collaboration with local outdoor enthusiast Agnes Maltesdotter.

by Felicity Cater

_{The limited edition KEBNEKAISE is available from today exclusively through INUIKII and KA-YO.}

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The stately hall, which is set within 25,000 acres on the coast, proves to be a magical location for Christmas – think sparkling lights, opulent decorations, and scents of the festive season for Holkham Hall by Candlelight.

Expect a whole host of experiences, with a festive programme that includes An Audience with Father Christmas, The Christmas Market, Canine Carol Service, Carols in the Courtyard, and craft workshops with local and national makers.

_{Holkham Hall}

The showstopper event, Holkham Hall by Candlelight, which runs until the 30th of December, offers a beautiful candlelit tour of the house, and it’s the perfect opportunity to explore the exquisitely decorated state rooms.

Every year, each room narrates a unique story that’s brought together thanks to a diverse group of talented artists and makers, with The Countess of Leicester and Catherine Zoll, Holkham’s Christmas Coordinator, spearheading the concept.

_{Interior of Holkham Hall}

Catherine explains, “This year I am really looking forward to combining our traditional Christmas decorating techniques like floristry and baking with incredibly modern technologies such as digital mapping. Commissioning a gingerbread Holkham Hall, alongside the chance to animate some of our roman statues from the 1st to 2nd centuries is particularly exciting.”

_{Interior of Holkham Hall}

Here, visitors are able to roam the rooms, on a self-led tour with Hall guides stationed in each room to share inspiration behind each installation. Beginning in the spectacular Marble Hall, complete with live music, before exploring the state rooms that have been transformed into stage sets, with a festive theme in mind.

Highlights include a show-stopping Christmas pudding by LillyPuds, a celebration of the gardener’s favourite bird, the robin, as well as statement tablescapes and plenty of locally grown Christmas trees and elegant ornaments that have been specially selected from European Christmas fairs.

_{Interior of Holkham Hall}

_{Interior of Holkham Hall}

The pièce de résistance? Well, it has to be Holkham’s 20ft Christmas tree that sits in the grand Saloon. It’s sourced from local growers at Salle Estate, and adorned with decorations in a warm palette of oranges, pinks and plums, and is set amongst magnificent mantels, created with help from the Fakenham and District Flower Club.

_{Interior of Holkham Hall}

New for this year, Holkham has collaborated with Spectacular Projections on a 3D projection to the ‘crystal and ice’ themed Statue Gallery for an immersive festive experience. Local sound and lighting providers, Audio Resolution have created a sound experience in the Chapel, where visitors can reflect and enjoy the surroundings.

The tour finishes in the Old Kitchen, where there’s a huge ‘Gingerbread Holkham Hall’ created in collaboration with food artist Emily Garland. A feast for the eyes and the senses, with a perfectly festive theme.

by Felicity Carter

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Here, expect a curated selection of fragrances and signature products that embody the heritage of the pharmacy, and visitors can immerse themselves in Florentine tradition and craftsmanship – after all, Santa Maria Novella dates back to 1221, and the brand has been intertwined with the lives of royals, nobility, and admirers.

Expanding its presence in the UK, where its products have been cherished for centuries, this marks the third London store, joining those in Piccadilly and Walton Street, as well as the corners in Harrods and Liberty London.

_{Santa Maria Novella Store in Burlington Gardens}

This opening marks a significant step in Santa Maria Novella’s ongoing expansion, which continues its tradition of excellence by reinterpreting the Renaissance taste for natural sciences and perfumery art with products distributed in 30 countries and more than 400 points of sale worldwide.

Demonstrating the brand’s commitment to sharing Florentine cultural heritage abroad, and its linked with  the Florentine Renaissance and to Leonardo da Vinci in particular, Santa Maria Novella is also supporting “Michelangelo, Leonardo, Raphael: Florence, c. 1504” at the Royal Academy of Arts – just a stone’s throw away from the boutique.

_{Santa Maria Novella Store in Burlington Gardens}

Giovanna Paoloni, CEO of Officina Profumo – Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella, says, “With our support of this exhibition and the opening of the new Burlington Gardens store we want to strengthen our presence in London and continue the Renaissance tradition of promoting the arts, a legacy that Santa Maria Novella continues to celebrate through the centuries today.”

In 1504, while working on the grand painting, “The Battle of Anghiari”, a piece that was never completed, Leonardo stayed at the convent of Santa Maria Novella, where the brand’s flagship store is still located today. The pharmacy, at the time, had been in operation for almost three centuries and was selling products, such as Acqua di Rose, now an item that’s become synonymous with Florence.

_{Santa Maria Novella Store in Burlington Gardens}

It was here that Leonardo, inspired by the friars’ remedies and aromatic waters, studied botany and perfumery and created glass tools, “alambicchi” a.k.a. alembics, for perfume distillation. His studies and designs inspired a range of artefacts that are still kept in the historic Santa Maria Novella’s store at Via della Scala 16 in Florence.

by Felicity Carter

_{4 Burlington Gardens, London, W1S 3ER}

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Known for shaping British music culture by providing a platform to artists often overlooked by the mainstream, the label is made its name originally for UK garage singles such as Artful Dodger’s “Re-Rewind” and B-15 Project’s “Girls Like Us” as well as Grime, and Drill tracks from the likes of So Solid Crew, Roll Deep, Lethal Bizzle and Headie One.

Along the way, its also supported artists like Craig David, Joss Stone, Tom Walker, Daniel Bedingfield, KT Tunstall, Not3s, Jay Sean, Professor Green, Cage The Elephant and Bad Boy Chiller Crew break into the mainstream.

_{Daniel Bedingfield Gotta Get Thru This}

With plenty to celebrate, the Relentless 25 boxset is an exclusive 10-disc exploration of the label’s influence across genres and shows just how the label has consistently championed British underground music.

As such, expect fan favourites, rare remixes, and never-before-seen exclusive archive content, from So Solid Crew’s “21 Seconds” to Roll Deep’s “When I’m Ere”, “POW (Forward)” by Lethal Bizzle and Bedingfield’s “Gotta Get Thru This” Bedingfield. There’s also a full disk dedicated to Headie One featuring Skepta, Dave, AJ Tracy and Stormzy.

_{Shabs – Relentless Records}

Shabs Jobanputra, Founder and CEO, says, “Relentless was born from a late-night conversation in 1999, driven by our passion to create a label for UK Hip Hop and R&B. It’s amazing to see how far we’ve come – all thanks to the artists, the incredible team, and the fans who have kept the vision alive.”

The label wants to offer a visual experience too, and packaged in red vinyl with a Relentless-branded slipmat, it includes a 28-page booklet filled with seminal archive images including exclusives from photographer Ewen Spencer alongside original sketches from Virgil Abloh for Headie One’s custom Louis Vuitton look at the Brit Awards 2021.

_{Relentless Records 25th Anniversary Limited Edition Vinyl Boxset}

In the spirit if championing newcomers, this anniversary comes ahead of the annual Relentless 2025 showcase in January, that’ll spotlight the next generation of talent, where it celebrates the label’s role as a springboard for fresh talent; past performances have included the likes of Professor Green, Big Narstie, Nadia Rose, Headie One, Not3s and Bad Boy Chiller Crew.

Through Relentless Music Group, which is made up of Relentless Records, artist management company Relentless Talent, the higher education music college Notting Hill Academy of Music, and West London venue Notting Hill Arts Club (which helped launch the careers of Mark Ronson, Lily Allen, Libertines and more), Shabs continues to pave the way for the next generation of music entrepreneurs and artists ensuring that Relentless’ impact on music and culture endures for the future.

by Felicity Carter

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Expect the house’s codes, cue a soft poetic nature combined with modern femininity, and honoured craft–and this is showcased via ‘The Bloom’ bag. 

_{Erdem The Bloom Bag}

Drawing inspiration from from the sculptural and organic shape of flowers, this bag has been handmade in Italy, and features a statement flower-bud handle crafted from hammered brass with a subtle gold finish; its intricacy thanks to the the wax casting, a technique that’s more traditionally associated with jewellery. The sculptural shape of the handle’s hardware contrasts with the body – a tactile, unstructured silhouette in soft calfskin leather, or velvet that is lined in suede.

_{Erdem The Bloom Bag}

London-based designer, Erdem, says, “I am thrilled to introduce our first leather bag collection with The Bloom bag. I began by contemplating the character, gestures, and poise of the many women and muses who have inspired the narratives of all my collections, alongside a life-long fascination with the language of flowers.”

_{Erdem The Bloom Bag}

The collection offers two sizes, the mini and the medium, for day and evening. The medium is also offered in khaki green and black calfskin leather with a detachable leather strap. While the smaller size is available in cream and black calfskin leather, as well as black velvet, all with a detachable fine gold-finish chain strap.

by Felicity Carter

_{The collection is now available in store and via erdem.com.}

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Having worked at Tom Ford, she founded FLOWERBX ten years ago, and has supplied leading fashion houses, including Dior, Bottega and Jimmy Choo, with gorgeous floral arrangements. Now Christmas is approaching, the festive collection had dropped online – offering everything from centrepieces to planters, and of course, Christmas tress and wreaths.

To celebrate the occasion, Whitney, who knows a thing or two about throwing chic parties, and has shared her festive tablescaping guide that’ll impress your guests.

_{Photograph: © Sarah Brick}

Add maximum interest with minimal florals

Using our Bailey bud vases to create depth, different levels, and dramatic definition is a wonderful way to work with fewer stems, as they epitomise luxury with just two to three per vase. The trick is keeping your stems at a variety of heights for vases full of volume, as shown with our selection of roses and hypericum.

_{Photograph: © Sarah Brick}

Bring the tones of your tablescape to the rest of the room

Adorn your walls, doorframe, or mantle with our Red Berry garland and Red Berry Wreath to perfectly mirror the accents of your dining set-up.

Add extra festive touches to your table

Borrow from aspects of your Red Berry Garland by highlighting seasonal berries or hypericum as individual floral place settings. This not only helps tie your entire table together but adds a personal touch that every guest can take home with them, too.

_{Photograph: © Sarah Brick}

Let your garland take centre stage 

A table made with nature-lovers in mind, get ready as our free-flowing Red Berry Garland takes centre stage. Styling her could not be simpler, and the festive sparkle can be dialled up or down depending on your desired look. We have chosen to weave our wreath around ruby-red taper candles, but you could also opt for tonal florals in bud vases.

by Felicity Carter

_{See more of FLOWERBX on flowerbx.com.}

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