Tag: #CulturalHeritage

The Business of Fashion and The Business of Beauty Gather Industry Leaders in Paris

The Business of Fashion and The Business of Beauty Gather Industry Leaders in Paris Executives from Chanel, L’Oréal, Schiaparelli, Puig, Kering, Sephora, De Beers Group, and other renowned companies recently convened in the fashion capital of the world, Paris. The purpose of their meeting? An intimate conversation focusing on the paramount importance of building brand […]

The Emerging Designers Pushing Fashion Forward

The Emerging Designers Pushing Fashion Forward In the ever-evolving landscape of the fashion industry, it is the emerging designers who hold the key to shaping its future. With a fresh perspective and a drive to disrupt the status quo, the up-and-coming talents joining The BoF 500 Class of 2025 are making waves by emphasizing heritage, […]

Egypt: 3,300-year-old bone whistle may have helped guards deter ‘grave robbers’

Egypt: Unearthing the Ancient Whistle That Guarded Against Grave Robbers A 3,300-year-old cow bone whistle was unearthed at the 18th Dynasty Egyptian city of Akhenaten, shedding light on the innovative methods employed by guards to deter potential grave robbers. This fascinating discovery provides a glimpse into the sophisticated security measures implemented by the ancient Egyptians […]

5,000-year-old tomb in Spain reveals Bronze Age trade and burial practices

Unveiling Ancient Secrets: The 5,000-Year-Old Tomb in Spain Shedding Light on Bronze Age Trade and Burial Practices Archaeologists in southern Spain have uncovered one of Andalusia’s most monumental and best-preserved prehistoric dolmens, dating back a staggering 5,000 years. This remarkable discovery is not only a testament to the advanced architectural skills of our ancient ancestors […]

How cultural heritage can go green through digital preservation

How Cultural Heritage Can Go Green Through Digital Preservation In today’s world, where environmental consciousness is becoming increasingly important, it is crucial for all industries to find ways to minimize their carbon footprint and adopt sustainable practices. This includes cultural heritage organizations, which are now being urged to not only focus on preservation but also […]

At Celine, Michael Rider’s Salade Mixte

At Celine, Michael Rider’s Salade Mixte The fashion world is abuzz with the latest debut from Celine, where designer Michael Rider presented a collection that paid homage to the iconic styles of past creative directors Hedi Slimane, Phoebe Philo, and Michael Kors. Rider, known for his previous work at Polo Ralph Lauren, brought a fresh […]

Ready for Relaunch? Jonathan Anderson’s Dior Challenge

Ready for Relaunch? Jonathan Anderson’s Dior Challenge Jonathan Anderson, the renowned fashion designer, is poised to make his debut at the iconic French megabrand, Dior. As he steps into this new role, all eyes in the fashion world are on him, eagerly awaiting his fresh perspective and innovative designs. However, Anderson’s appointment comes at a […]

Inlaid gold patterns found on 1,100-year-old Japanese spear from sacred island stun experts

Inlaid Gold Patterns Found on 1,100-Year-Old Japanese Spear from Sacred Island Stun Experts Among 80,000 artifacts from the sacred Japanese island of Okinoshima, Japanese researchers discovered an intricately decorated spear that has left experts in awe. The spear, dating back 1,100 years, is adorned with stunning inlaid gold patterns that showcase the exceptional craftsmanship of […]

Heritage Porcelain Brand Ginori 1735 Enters Lifestyle

Heritage Porcelain Brand Ginori 1735 Enters Lifestyle Italian heritage porcelain brand Ginori 1735 is making waves in the lifestyle market with the unveiling of its redesigned Milanese flagship store during Salone del Mobile. This strategic move not only showcases the brand’s commitment to evolution but also highlights its ability to stay relevant in an ever-changing […]

England’s iconic war cemetery was not the site of a Roman massacre, study  

England’s iconic war cemetery was not the site of a Roman massacre, study A new report from Bournemouth University (BU) has shattered an old theory about an iconic war cemetery in England. For decades, historians believed that the site was the location of a brutal Roman massacre. However, the recent study conducted by BU researchers […]

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