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When most people hear fresco they will probably think of a certain painting type which is found on plaster, ceilings or walls. The word fresco is derived from the Italian affresco which means as much as "fresh". This describes perfectly the technique because the color has to be applied to the plaster as long as it is wet. [more…]
When we feature an article about men’s fashion magazines from the 1920s and 1930s, most inevitably will mention Apparel Arts or Esquire. These American magazines had indeed a number of fantastic fashion illustrations, informative articles about the fashion at the time, pictures and sometimes even fabric swatches. [more…]
Several weeks ago we presented a video interview of Michael Drake, the founder of Drakes London, which specializes in high quality silk ties and scarves, as well as other kinds of accessories. [more…]
Today, we want to write about the Tennis Sweater – a remarkable, formerly very popular pullover that is neither seen very often on the tennis court nor on the streets anymore. [more…]
Oscar Wilde once famously stated: “One should either be a work of art, or wear a work of art”. Since most of us are not quite a [more…]
Today, I will discuss all you need to know about the famous British Warm overcoat, including the history, [more…]
