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Natalie Shau: Mystery and the surreal found within fashion
It’s almost Halloween time and today I have the second part of my Halloween special for you. I have been a big fan of Natalie Shau’s works for a long time and her works are extremely surreal, dark and there is always a twist with her fairytale image.
...Party to this All Hallow's Eve
When I was a child I never celebrated Halloween. It's become a "thing" in Italy only recently, after years of cautious rejection: why dress up, have fun and binge on candy when you can enjoy a day full of hymns followed by a jolly visit to your dead relatives at the cemetery?
Find Magic Within Everyday Objects with Madame Monique
For these 2 weeks, I have a special treat for you. As you know Halloween is coming soon and I have discovered two illustrators whose styles fit perfectly with this special occasion. Madame Monique is the illustrator I want to introduce to you this week.
Natasha Slater's Scary Time Picks
Good night, sleep tight, don't let the bedbugs bite! Before bedtime enjoy your night with Natasha Slater's picks for your playlist.
Exclusive: What scares these men?
From Dick Cheney to earwax - Swide caught up with designers Dolce & Gabbana, models Jesus Luz, David Gandy, Noah Mills and Tyson Ballou to discover what makes them really shake in their (designer) boots.
| Oct 29, 2009 | Faces > Celebrities
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Halloween 2009: Top costumes
It's interesting to note the fate of society by checking out the Halloween costumes on offer. According to Life.com this year's popular costumes range from Miley to Madoff - something tells us this hasn't been a particularly inspired year.
| Oct 29, 2009 | Faces > Celebrities
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A spookier soundtrack: Fake Blood
Much as we can't wait to dance to Thriller this Saturday if you're after an alternative hip suggestion for your Halloween party . Fake Blood has to be it.
Malcolm McLaren scares Berlin for halloween
Discover Malcolm McClaren's definition of shallow...
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Dolce&Gabbana Milano Thunder a Champions of the World Series of Boxing 2012. Their incredible victory was based on them being in the shape of their lives. That’s down to hard work. Boxing is the best work-out you can do for strength and conditioning and with summer on the way, Swide can give you some of Dolce&Gabbana Milano Thunder’s best training techniques so you too can reach peak condition.
Cathy Freeman ran with the weight of history on her shoulders. She ran for her sister who had been born with Cerebral Palsy, she ran because she wanted to win. When Freeman won the gold medal in the 400m final in at the 2000 Sydney Olympics she had become the transcendent symbol for the whole country and for the Olympics themselves.
As the Globe heats up, so does our desire to hit the outdoors, pitch our tents, fill our cool boxes full of alcohol and wave goodbye to housed civilisation for a few days, heading to the music festivals that play out all Summer long. But, where to go during June?
Flowers are the protagonists of spring and of our table, too: find out with Swide how you can put them to use in the kitchen. Here are our 5 recipes with edible flowers.
The Royal Horticultural Society organises a vast amount of truly spectacular garden shows during the late spring and summer- but the pinnacle of these events is the Chelsea Flower Show. Blossoms take over the Royal Chelsea hospital, and for the occasion shop windows on the very posh Sloane Street become fragrant gardens themselves.
Chelsea reached their ‘promised land’ by lifting the Champions League trophy in Munich last night. The London team held their nerve to win on penalties in a tense final to Europe’s most prestigious football competition.
British luxury car maker Rolls-Royce unveiled their upgraded Phantom series II. The Phantom Sedan, Phantom Drophead Coupe, and Phantom Coupe have all been updated with new technologies to make this the ultimate luxury ride.
What’s Africa’s greatest natural resource? Oil? Diamonds? Uranium? The answer is footballers. Italy’s Serie A has mined a rich vein of talent from the African nations, as has the Premier League in England. A photo shoot for L’UOMO VOGUE, pictures some of the best African exports looking like the kings of Europe, in Dolce&Gabbana.