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Luxury Menswear Growth to Outpace Womenswear

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By Sarah White Verified, Feyi Adegbite
| Business of Fashion (BOF) Verified
PARIS, France — Young, hip, urban, and male... meet the fashion world's new best friend. Luxury brands are raising their game in menswear, which is expanding at a faster clip than women's clothing as styles loosen up and streetwear like hoodies find a new audience. Big fashion houses including French conglomerates LVMH and Kering are among those hiring eye-catching designers and investing in male attire.
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Sculptor Giacometti's Paris studio opening to public

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By Feyi Adegbite, Johnny Cotton, Alison Williams Verified
| RawStory Verified
Sculptures "Women of Venice" (1956) are pictured during the press preview of the Giacometti Institute in Paris, France, June 19, 2018. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier More than 50 years after his death, art lovers can see sculptor Alberto Giacometti’s Parisian studio exactly as he left it, right down to half-finished sketches and his ashtray.
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Paris court keeps filmmaker Gilliam in suspense over Quixote movie

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By Feyi Adegbite
| KWSN-AM (Sioux Falls , SD) Verified
PARIS (Reuters) - British filmmaker Terry Gilliam will have to wait until Wednesday to learn if the Don Quixote movie he has spent two decades struggling to make will be allowed to screen at the Cannes Film Festival, which opens this week. A Paris court on Monday heard a lawsuit to ban the screening, brought by a producer who says he has rights over "The Man who Killed Don Quixote". The court said it would deliver its verdict on Wednesday afternoon.
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