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Grace Van Patten Goes Into The Wild With Cartier

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By Campbell Addy, Jenna Wexler
| W Magazine Verified
Cartier’s enigmatic muse behind the Panther evolution is the inimitable Jeanne Toussaint. Nicknamed “La Panthère” for her own style and strength, Toussaint became a close collaborator and inspiration of Louis Cartier’s in the 1910s before ultimately taking the reins as Creative Director in 1933.
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Designer Paolo Carzana Has No Desire to Be Cool—Which Is Exactly Why He Is

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By Charlie Porter, Campbell Addy, Patricia Villirillo
| W Magazine Verified
Models Tia Edney, Aluel Makuach, Julia Rambukkana. All wear Paolo Carzana clothing; Nasir Mazhar for Paolo Carzana headwear. Paolo Carzana’s studio is just a tiny room above Smithfield Market, London’s main meat market, on the edge of the city’s financial district. Commuter trains rumble in and out of the tunnel underneath the space, which is crammed with clothes.
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Patrick Pound's Parade

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By Sophie Moore, Lameah Nayeem, Campbell Addy
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In a 2013 interview for Aperture, the German photographer Thomas Ruff reflected on his collecting habits: “I have a particular curiosity; I see things, I collect them, with no intention or without knowing what to do with them. I just keep them, because they trigger something within myself.” Collecting is, indeed, a curious practice.
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