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Charvet, l’étoffe du mystère

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By Marisa Meltzer Verified, Jonas Unger, Dario Rudy
| Vanity Fair France Verified
«Ce serait une erreur de penser que nos clients ne font que perpétuer la tradition », confie Jean-Claude Colban, à la tête de la maison Charvet, en tandem avec sa sœur Anne-Marie. Cette institution française de la chemise, dont l’aventure a commencé il y a près de deux siècles, fait aujourd’hui figure d’anomalie dans le paysage.
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The Story of Charvet (Or, How to Keep Luxury Quiet)

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By Jonas Unger, Marisa Meltzer Verified
| Vanity Fair Verified
The French shirtmaker Charvet is more talked about than ever—and the family behind it wishes we'd be more discreet. Marisa Meltzer visits with Jean-Claude and Anne-Marie Colban, the siblings who run the business and dress its discerning clientele. “It would be a mistake to think that our customers are mostly repeating tradition,” says Jean-Claude Colban, who, alongside his sister, Anne-Marie Colban, owns Charvet , the 188-year-old French shirtmaker.
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Adaptive Sampling for BRDF Acquisition

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By Behnaz Kavoosighafi, Saghi Hajisharif, Jonas Unger, Ehsan Miandji
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Accurate and reliable measurements of an object's appearance are crucial in modern computer graphics, especially for applications involving photo-realistic and predictive rendering [WWMC]. These applications require highly precise image synthesis, relying on physically-based reflection models to ensure the fidelity of rendered appearances.
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