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The Amazing Spider-Man: Emma Stone makes Daily Bugle Headlines
‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ hits the cinemas this July and its stars, Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield, are on the road promoting, what is sure to be, the Summer Smash of 2012. Whilst at the first press conference in Tokyo, Emma Stone couldn’t hide the fact that she is smitten with her Spider-Man and looked so in love that it seemed she would say anything and looked like she was on the cusp of divulging sensational secrets. Imagine if she had…
| Jan 19, 2012 | Faces > Celebrities
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Michael Wolf - Tokyo Compression
Michael Wolf has featured on Swide previously when the Prix Pictet project 'Growth' caught our attention and we captured the message that the exhibition shared with those who were lucky enough to experience it in person. 'Tokyo Compression' is a collection of claustrophobic photographs tinged with damp.
Interview with digital painter Ryohei Hase
As if stumbling out of a darkened Alice in Wonderland landscape, the brilliant Tokyo based Ryohei Hase captivates with his thought provoking and 'we want on our walls' digital paintings. Fascinated by the artist behind them Swide went long distance to Tokyo to interview him.
Why Kirsten Dunst is Princess Akihabara Majokko
We wondered where Kirsten had got to until we saw one of Hollywood's quirkiest actresses skipping merrily in Tokyo.
Takashi Murakami Inochi dolls
Exhibiting at the Kaikai Kiki Gallery, Tokyo are five unique dolls from the Japanese artist. Plus we discover which emerging artists Takashi Murakami has his eye on.
A cute bunny can't lie
The catchy named "Windy Bunny Red" from Japanese artist Hiroyuki Matsuura is his first piece available to the masses - that's you and me.
New cult film: Tokyo!
Three of world cinema’s great visionaries: Michel Gondry, Leos Carax, and Bong Joon-ho each direct a segment of this surreal triptych set in the ultra-modern metropolis of Tokyo, Japan.
Tokyo club excess
New Japanese club nights revisit the decadence of the eighties and we have the dates
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What make Dolce&Gabbana so successful, iconic and admired is that their basic stylistic codes are clean, clear and easily decipherable. Over 25 years Dolce&Gabbana have been able to adopt themes, fabrics or single items of clothing and re interpret it in their own style. The suit, the body con dress, the masculine look, lace, the corset are all historical fashion tools or phenomena which today have become synonymous with the brand’s style. In doing so, Dolce&Gabbana have not only been able to exhume pivotal fashion statements, but also ensure the brand’s relevance in the past, present and future.
Have you ever thought about Palermo as the ideal city for lovers? St. Valentine’s day is coming and I’d like to suggest to you the top 5 romantic places in my city: each location has a little story behind it all relating to love... let’s discover them!
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and today I have a special treat for you. I have asked 7 of my illustrator friends a few questions related to this special occasion and, to make this article special, 2 of them have each prepared an original Dolce & Gabbana art work as a Valentine’s gift to the Swide readers.
Andrea Preti invites us to one of his Dolce&Gabbana shoots and gives us a sneak peek into his pre-shoot routine and also shares some of his body secrets. But when you're in demand like Andrea is, a 5 minute chat is never easy...
I honestly fail to see sense in Valentine's day if you're a day over 13-years-old. Single people use it as an excuse to complain about being single (all men are jerks and all girls are crazy and whatnot), and couples ignore it or use it as an excuse to invite single friends over for dinner and boast about their love.
New York Fashion Week is on from February 9th: here are 5 Swide tips on how to take a break between one fashion show and the next.
When the Swide team was backstage at the Men’s Dolce&Gabbana FW13 fashion show, we couldn’t help but eavesdrop on what the male models were talking about; the questions that girls ask them again and again and again.
We’re living in a golden age of sport and especially for tennis. Years from now when we look back at sporting history of tennis the narrative will be all about three names: Rodger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic. The scary thing is of the three, it’s Djokovic who still has to write the greatest chapter in his tennis story. Here are 5 reasons why Novak is the greatest of all time: