Lucire
The global fashion magazine May 15, 2024 
Out now: Lucire issue 48, with free shipping for UK and US

Banana Republic’s spring 2020 campaign honours Black History Month

January 23, 2020/22.35

Banana Republic’s spring 2020 campaign celebrates the US’s Black History Month, featuring the work of photographers Koto Bolofo, Melodie McDaniel and Campbell Addy. In particular, it has released two short films featuring dancer and director Jon Boogz and poet and spoken-word artist Chinaka Hodge. The films, directed by Banana Republic’s in-house creative director Len Peltier, […]

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Hollywood celebrates Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics at Gold Meets Golden

January 10, 2020/7.39

Hollywood has long been inspired by the sports industry and vice versa, but rarely do these two worlds have the chance to mix and mingle. Los Angeles welcomed many of the world’s greatest athletes to celebrate during one of the year’s most golden weekends.    The seventh anniversary Gold Meets Golden event, on Saturday, January […]

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December 12 event at Pullman Bercy promises wild competition

November 27, 2019/14.35

Something definitely intriguing is afoot at Paris’s Pullman Bercy Hotel following the recent introduction of a performance programme dubbed Artnights. A sub-brand of the monolithic Accor chain, the property innovated weekly intersections with the young and avant-garde, aimed at seducing locals and hyperconnected international travellers. Twenty nineteen’s final Artnight happens on Thursday, December 12, well […]

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Michael Holman’s art to be exhibited in Amagansett, NY

November 7, 2019/7.44

Rob Northway Top: Seven Steps to Hell, by Michael Holman. Above: Holman in 2019. Below right: Holman with Jean-Michel Basquiat. Nick Taylor The American artist Michael Holman isn’t as notorious, prolific or inflammatory as his confidant and colleague Jean-Michel Basquiat. He might be as controversial. A co-founder of the punk legend’s band Gray, Holman was […]

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Royal New Zealand Ballet’s Hansel & Gretel: a family ballet where creativity fires on all cylinders

November 6, 2019/12.23

Nicola Edmonds Stephen A’Court Garth Badger; make-up by Kiekie Stanners Hansel & Gretel, the Royal New Zealand Ballet’s newest production, answers an important question: what can be made when you have every creative firing on all cylinders?    Here we have Loughlan Prior (right) with his first full-length ballet, based on the Grimm Brothers’ collected […]

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Paris Opéra Ballet wows with two works at the Palais Garnier

November 4, 2019/16.17

Kirstin O’Brien Above, from top: Interior staircase at the Palais Garnier. The Palais Garnier’s façade. The author admiring the beauty of the Golden Room. Below right: The author on the balcony at the Palais Garnier. When one of the world’s most respected ballet companies collaborates with artistic geniuses from the arts, fashion and music creatives, […]

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Abigail Boyle to retire from Royal New Zealand Ballet in March

February 12, 2019/6.34

Evan Li Ross Brown Top: Boyle in Swan Lake in 2011. Above: In a promotional image for the Royal New Zealand Ballet’s 2018 season. The Royal New Zealand Ballet’s principal dancer, Abigail Boyle, has announced that she will retire from the company after appearing in Artemis Rising, which runs from March 1 to 9.   […]

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