Lucire: Fashion Features - The Global Fashion Magazine

	First position The Royal New Zealand Ballet has announced its ﬁrst-ever fashion accessories’ range, a collaboration with designer Tamsin Cooper photographed by Luke Calder
	Samedis à la mode Keren Chiaroni finds the best way to indulge Parisian style, without the stress of fashion week, at the 8th arrondissement’s Hotel Bristol

	Southern diary Bronwyn Williams gives a behind-the-scenes look at a day in the life of a fashion journalist, as she covers the Southern Trust ID Emerging Designers’ Awards in Dunedin, New Zealand photographed by Emily A. Cannan
	Return of the peacock Matthew Williamson is the latest designer to collaborate with H&M, taking his iconic past collections as inspiration for spring 2009 photographed by John Scarisbrick and Sølve Sundsbø
	From the Mediterranean to the underground We preview Panos Emporio’s summer 2009 ranges and look at where the designer’s inspirations have come from
	John Pearse, for a lifetime Stanley Moss finds the ideal fabric—but it’s up to John Pearse of London to shape it into a bespoke jacket
	Byblos’ pyramid scheme Byblos offered a more subdued autumn–winter 2009–10 collection at Moda di Milano photographed by Thomaz
	Frankie Morello chases the blues away Moda di Milano cements itself as the centre of creativity in the fashion world, as Frankie Morello blows away any recessionary blues with his autumn–winter 2009–10 collection photographed by Thomaz
	United nations of fashion Joma García i Gisbert attends Bread & Butter Barcelona’s swan song, checking out brands from Ginch Gonch to the city’s favourite exporter, Custo Barcelona
	Time for reﬂashion This season, fashion seems to be embracing other causes besides clothes and style, part of a global trend as Tiago Espirito Santo discovers at Moda Lisboa
	Adventures in stitching Stanley Moss visits Grover Cloth House, a New Delhi tailor which boasts President Bush, Chérie Blair and Chelsea Clinton as clients photographed by the author
	A perfect Finnish If you’re looking for a lift in your signature style, here are four tip-top Finnish designers from Helsinki sure to take your look to the next level by Karen Loftus From issue 27 of Lucire
	Birds of a feather Sylvia Giles talks to Boh Runga about her new jewellery line on her visit back home Expanded from issue 26 of Lucire
	Living the old Hollywood pin-up girl Lydia Hearst, daughter of Patty Hearst, has been chosen to be the face of UK lingerie brand Myla, giving what the company calls an ‘intelligent sexuality’ photographed by Ben Hassett and Terry Richardson
	Hemispheric snapshots Is there such a thing as a global Zeitgeist? Regardless of whether you are selling for winter or summer ’09, there are always trend commonalities H&M photographed by Peter Gehrke
	Unravelling the mystique Jack Yan interviews Donna Loveday, the senior curator from the Design Museum behind When Philip Met Isabella, on Philip Treacy’s hats for Tatler editor Isabella Blow Donna Loveday photographed by Douglas Rimington Isabella Blow photographed by Steven Meisel Adapted from issue 25 of Lucire
	A force to be reckoned with Probably one of the most in-depth Q&As ever with NomD’s Margi Robertson. Questions by Sam Mitchell* photographed by Douglas Rimington From issue 25 of Lucire
	All in the jeans Sylvia Giles examines the history of denim jeans in the context of popular culture thumbnail photograph by Getty Images Expanded from issue 23 of Lucire
	Bejewelled ‘Behind the Label’ special: be jewelled with the earth-inspired wonders of Kirsten Muenster’s new jewellery line. Summer Rayne Oakes shows that these precious, little pieces have a big story to tell photographed by Jon Moe Expanded from issue 19 of Lucire

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Silkbody’s slip for tighter times

Lucire 2009, the global fashion magazine
Recognizing that times are a bit tougher, Silkbody has come up with a trans-seasonal slip. ‘The luxurious silkspun slip doubles as an elegant summer dress and as a divine layering piece for winter, under dresses and over jeans,’ says the company. Available at selected stockists or online at www.silkbody.co.nz, at NZ$129.

Fly to ﬁtness with Reebok and Cirque du Soleil

Reebok has teamed up with Cirque du Soleil to create a new gym workout called Jukari Fit to Fly. Special equipment, called the FlySet, has been developed, and the routines, which give women the sense of flying while strengthening and lengthening hte body, go for an hour. The class will launch in top gyms in twelve cities around the world including Hong Kong, Ciudad de México, Madrid, London, Kraków, München, Seoul, Kuala Lampur, Buenos Aires, Santiago, Montréal and Los Angeles, says the company.