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I felt really inspired this FW season by looks with silk and draping contrasting against stiff tailoring, wide belts, and scarves synched at the waist, pointy shoes and tassel necklaces and am looking forward to incorporating these into my wardrobe this season. There’s something really cool about how feminine and masculine work in tandem with these looks and how something really delicate can also feel quite powerful. I also wanted to make note that Victorian styles are derived from south East/East Asian and middle eastern influences through British imperialism and colonialism. The cummerbund, for example, was adopted by the British army in colonial India. Members of the Indian army wore Kamarbands which loosely translates to “waist-band”. The brands mentioned in this reel are tagged below: @andion_clothing @proche_studios @marialarosa_official
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Thank you, Texas ❤️ It has been an amazing time traveling between Dallas and Houston, covering four Riedel wine glass experiences. Getting the chance to talk to 800 wine lovers and WOW them with the performance of the Riedel glass. . . #riedel #winelover #crystal #domperignon #texas
The ocean is home to some of the most extraordinary ecosystems on Earth, but human activity is changing them in ways we are only beginning to understand. Pollution can travel thousands of miles through ocean currents, reaching even the most remote marine environments. Every year, millions of tonnes of waste enter aquatic ecosystems, threatening marine life, disrupting food chains, and damaging fragile habitats. Over time, larger materials can break down into microscopic particles that spread throughout the environment. Protecting our oceans starts with understanding that what we discard does not simply disappear. Our everyday choices can have consequences far beyond what we see.
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