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Jung Lee is the South Korean artist best known for her photographs of text-based light installations. Her sculptural pieces are set directly into the landscape, featuring thought-provoking and sentimental phrases that contrast stark layouts of deserted plains or vast snow fields. Lee will soon install a new work inside Saint Laurent‘s emerging Seoul flagship store.
Located in the center of Seoul’s Gangnam-Gu shopping district, the new store encompasses two floors and features a bold exterior facade on the main street of the city. Luxurious materials are found across the store’s structure including marble walls, nickel-plated brass and extra clear glass panels, concrete display counters as well as suspended hanging rails “which reflect the minimalist and timeless sophistication of the Art Deco style,” said the brand in a statement.
The Glow Up 50 2021: Meet the Phenoms of Fashion
The category is: Fashion. They are influencers, editors, creators and decision-makers and they always do it in style. This year’s 10 TGU 50 Fashion honorees are designing a more equitable, colorful fashion industry for us all to see ourselves reflected in.
Tellingly, this year’s honorees include several long-overdue “firsts,” some of whom have been doing revelatory work behind the scenes for decades. Now at the forefront, they will undoubtedly change the face of fashion for generations to come.
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CaSandra Diggs
If you needed an example of what it looks like to secure a seat at the proverbial table, look no further than the new president of the Council of Fashion Designers of America CaSandra Diggs. Making history as the first Black woman to ever hold the position, Diggs is a 20-year veteran of the CFDA, having joined the organization in 2001 and previously acting as its chief administrative and f
Sydney tourist attractions âdecimatedâ by border closures and travel restrictions
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Visitor numbers at major Sydney attractions have fallen up to 75 per cent because of border closures and travel restrictions, as tourism operators warn that domestic travellers will not fill the gap left by international visitors.
The operator of BridgeClimb and Scenic World says the COVID-19 crisis had been âdevastatingâ for the tourist attractions.
The loss of international travel has had a âdevastatingâ impact on many tourism businesses in the Blue Mountains, said Scenic World managing director Anthea Hammon.