Lucire
The global fashion magazine October 3, 2023 

Citroën celebrates 75 years of the 2CV with 75 restored examples at Aulnay-sous-Bois

One of Citroën’s most iconic models, up there with the Traction and DS, celebrates its 75th anniversary with a special event at the Conservatoire Citroën. Jack Yan looks at the car’s international history […]

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Time to disconnect from X, the site formerly known as Twitter

Jack Yan discusses why he called time on the automatic posting of Lucire headlines and links to the site formerly known as Twitter […]

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The ends of the Jaguar F-type and Volkswagen Golf have parallels in the 1970s

With Jaguar having announced that the F-type has had its last model year update, and Volkswagen saying the Golf will not advance beyond its present model, Jack Yan is reminded of the demise of the E-type and Käfer almost half a century ago […]

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Forget “AI”: our latest fashion feature is thanks to human dialogue on Mastodon

Fashionsocial.host, a Mastodon server, is responsible for the latest fashion feature on the Lucire website—delivering far more real conversation than Facebook and Twitter did in all the years we were on them, writes Jack Yan […]

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Royal New Zealand Ballet’s Lightscapes shows the power of dance

Inventive and innovative, Lightscapes expands the possibilities of ballet, with raw, energetic emotion, writes Jack Yan […]

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Philanthropist and Dilmah Tea founder Merrill J. Fernando passes away at 93

Merrill J. Fernando fought back against colonialism and the exploitation of the Sri Lankan people, building a world-respected firm that gave back to the community, writes Jack Yan […]

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A hot cover with Andrea Kevichüsa

Our cover with Andrea Kevichüsa, photographed by Taras Taraporvala, shows off those hot summer shades in our latest international issue […]

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Twenty years ago: Lucire becomes UN Environment’s first fashion industry partner

It’s been 20 years since Lucire and the United Nations Environment Programme decided to work together. Jack Yan looks back at how the arrangement came about and why it’s even more vital today […]

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