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Federico Poletti

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Sguardi sulle Maldive: tre destination resort da provare

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By Federico Poletti
| Next Gen Magazine
Niente musei, niente centri storici da girare con la guida in mano, niente itinerari con templi da visitare. Le Maldive sono un arcipelago pensato per chi cerca solo questo: mare incontaminato, natura selvaggia e la possibilità di fare immersioni e snorkeling. È una destinazione che si sceglie sapendo già cosa si troverà e proprio per questo diventa il rifugio perfetto per i veri amanti dell’oceano e per le coppie in cerca di una bolla isolata dal mondo.
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The LAUD END PRAUD charity auction at Fondazione Sozzani

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By Federico Poletti
| ASVOF
Some projects don’t really end, they close like a circle completing itself. It’s not a finale, but the moment when energy stops being spectacle and becomes a tangible trace. LAUD END PRAUDknows this well, which is why on July 9, at Fondazione Sozzani, something will happen that feels less like an event and more like a restitution. On June 20, at BASE Milano, eight designers turned as many planets into collections.
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Angelo Cruciani opens the Vietnam Fashion Week

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By Federico Poletti
| ASVOF
The future is coming faster than we can measure it. One Italian designer has decided to measure it anyway in numbers that refuse to behave, in clothes that refuse to finish, in a vision that refuses to be tidy Somewhere in Ho Chi Minh City, a zip is making a decision. Not the decision to open or close—that’s mechanical, predictable, obedient. This zip is deciding which number to betray. Because on the runway of Vietnam Fashion Week, numbers have stopped being counted.
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