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10 PEAR CRANBERRY CRUMBLE 13 PUMPKIN CHOCOLATE CHEESECAKE BARE 32 HOT SPOT 38 CANADIAN COCKTAILS FASHION 14 A FINE EXCESS 22 DEAD LAND BASIN 45 JACKED-UP JACKETS 52 THE RESERVOIR
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20 MEET THE MAN: BYRON MANN 30 TRAINING JANE FROM JOE 42 KEEP THAT SUMMER ROUTINE ALIVE 47 THE HONEST ORGASM 98 HOTEL HENRIETTE BEAUTY 28 BEAUTY MARK 70 HANDS DOWN
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EDITOR IN CHIEF: KRISTIE STOODLEY DIGITAL EDITOR IN CHIEF ONLINE: SHADI BAS
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s one season ends and another one
MANAGING EDITOR: JENNIFER STEELE
begins, new trends, ideas, and wardrobes
accompany the cooler autumn weather. Sit back
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Our celebrity this issue is the handsome and
CONTRIBUTORS WRITERS: EMILY KLINE SHADI BAS JENNIFER STEELE TONY GENTILCORE BELLE ROSADLE
talented Hong Kong native Byron Mann from the new film, ‘The Big Short’. We also have some refreshing cocktails from across Canada, and two sugary desserts to satisfy your sweet tooth. We have a special interview with skilled designer,
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Irina Dxhus from the Ukraine on her new line for the upcoming season. Find an array of fall jackets to keep you cozy, a lovely view of a boutique hotel in Paris, and a fitness article for you health buffs.
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Pear Cranberry Crumble with Cardamom Whip serves 8
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• 6 large pears (Bosc or Bartlett), peeled, cored and cut in 1⁄2-inch cubes • 1 1⁄2 cups fresh cranberries • 1⁄2 cup dark brown sugar • 1⁄4 cup water • 2 tablespoons lemon juice • 1 tablespoon ground cinnamon • Zest of 1 lemon
1. Preheat the oven to 350°F.
CRUMBLE T OPPING • 1 1⁄2 cups all-purpose flour • 3⁄4 cup dark brown sugar • 1⁄2 cup butter, chilled and cut into • 1-inch pieces CARDAMOM WHIP • 2 cups heavy cream • 1⁄4 cup granulated sugar • 1 teaspoon ground cardamom • 2 teaspoons pure vanilla
2. In a large bowl, combine the chopped pears, cranberries, cup sugar, water, lemon juice, cinnamon and lemon zest. Use a wooden spoon or your hands to stir and coat all the fruit with the brown sugar mixture. Place the coated fruit in the prepared baking dish. 3. For the crumble topping, in a medium bowl, combine the flour and q cup sugar. Use a pastry cutter or two knives to cut in the chilled butter until large, buttery crumbs are formed. Sprinkle the crumble topping across the top of the fruit. 4. Bake for 50 to 60 minutes, or until the juice from the fruit is bubbling up through the crumble topping. 5. Meanwhile, prepare the Cardamom Whip. In a stand mixer fitted with a whisk attachment, whip the cream, sugar, cardamom and vanilla on high speed until soft peaks form. Be careful not to look away, as a minute too long and you will be spreading cardamom butter on your toast tomorrow morning. 6. Remove the crumble from the oven and prepare to serve with spoonfuls of the Cardamom Whip.
EXCERPTED FROM BUTTER CELEBRATES BY ROSIE DAYKIN. RECIPES COPYRIGHT © 2015 ROSIE DAYKIN, PHOTOGRAPHY COPYRIGHT © 2015 JANIS NICOLAY. PUBLISHED BY APPETITE BY RANDOM HOUSE, A DIVISION OF RANDOM HOUSE OF CANADA LTD., A PENGUIN RANDOM HOUSE COMPANY. REPRODUCED BY ARRANGEMENT WITH THE PUBLISHER. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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Pumpkin Chocolate Cheesecake Bar INGREDIENTS • • • • • • • • • •
1 1/2cup plus 2 tablespoons butter 2 cups chocolate crumbs two 8-ounce packages cream cheese, full fat 1 large egg 3⁄4 cup canned pumpkin 3⁄4 cup granulated sugar 1 teaspoon ground ginger 1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice 1⁄2 teaspoon salt 1 cup dark chocolate chips
INSTRUCTIONS 1. Preheat the oven to 350°F. 2. In a small pot over medium heat, melt n cup of the butter. Pour it over the chocolate crumbs in a medium mixing bowl and use a wooden spoon or spatula to combine and evenly coat the crumbs. 3. In a small pot over medium heat, melt n cup of the butter. Pour it over the chocolate crumbs in a medium mixing bowl and use a wooden spoon or spatula to combine and evenly coat the crumbs. 4. Press the chocolate crumbs firmly into the prepared pan to create the base. Bake for 10 minutes. Remove from the oven and set aside.
5. In a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, cream the cream cheese until light and fluffy. Scrape down the sides of the bowl and add the egg, pumpkin, sugar, spices and salt. Beat again to combine until smooth. Scrape down the sides of the bowl at least once during this process. 6. Pour the batter over the chocolate base and return it to the oven to bake for another 30 minutes, or until the filling is firm to the touch. 7. Remove the bars from the oven and allow it to cool completely. 8. Meanwhile, in a double boiler over medium heat, or a small heatproof bowl set over simmering water, melt the chocolate chips and the remaining 2 tablespoons butter. Pour the melted choco- late over the top of the cooled pumpkin layer and use a small offset spatula to help spread it evenly. You can give the pan a light tap on the edge of the counter to help settle the chocolate in one smooth layer. 9. Place the pan in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes so the chocolate sets up. 10. Once the chocolate has set, run a knife along the edges of the pan that aren’t lined with parchment paper. Use the parchment handles to carefully lift the slab from the pan in one piece. Then use a large chef ’s knife to cut the slab into 16 bars.
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Meet the Man: Byron Mann BY: EMILY KLINE | PHOTOGRAPHER: KEVIN THOMAS | GROOMER: ANTON KHACHATURIAN | STYLIST: JANE MANNFOLK
B
yron Mann should be no stranger to viewers as he has quite
hoot. Just the way they dress and talk. It’s not something you
an impressive resume in both TV and film. We sat down
get to do every day. Plus, you get to ride horses and shoot guns!
with Byron to discuss his new film The Big Short, his role on one of AMC’s hit series, and the love he has for Hong Kong.
WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR FAVORITE ROLE TO DATE?
The film The Big Short, about the financial crisis is set to launch
put a gun to my head, I’d say the one I’m playing now on “Hell
next year. It sounds super intriguing, we always love a true story.
That’s like asking me to name my favorite child! If you were to on Wheels” ranks up there. Also the character ‘Silver Lion’ in
Did you enjoy filming it? Tell us about your character in the film.
“The Man with the Iron Fists” is high up on the list as well...
I play a real-life bond manager in New York whose company
boundaries as to what ‘Silver Lion’ could do, haha!
owned the largest portfolio of sub-prime products in the world in 2008. Some of the characters in the film, particularly Steve Carell’s, tracked my character down to find out how these financial instruments worked and how they impacted the US
just by virtue of how zany that character was. There were no
IF YOU WEREN’T ACTING WHAT WOULD YOU BE DOING? For the longest time, my answer would be, “I really don’t know.” But recently, I’d venture to say I might get into real
economy. I worked with director Adam Mckay, who directed
estate. Maybe as an agent or a developer. I like real estate.
“Anchorman” and “Anchorman 2,” on this film. He was a lot
HOW WOULD YOU RATE YOUR TENNIS PLAYING?
of fun to work with, and so was acting with Carell. We did a lot of improvisation on many takes, which is always fun. W ITH MA NY WEL L- K N O W N TAL E N T I N T H E
Currently, I’m about a 4.0 player. That’s a decent club playing level. During my competitive days, it could be 4.5 or 5.0.
CO MING PA RA M O U N T F E AT U R E , W H O WA S
W H AT I S YO U R FAVO RI TE M E AL TO CO O K ?
I mainly worked with Steve Carell. So by default, he’s my
well. I use a lot of garlic and ginger, and some fish sauce. I’m
YOU R FAVORIT E TO WO R K ALO N G S I D E ?
Give me any vegetables and I can cook it very tastily and very
favorite to work with.
serious about my vegetables.
H O W A RE YO U E N J OY I N G YO U R N E W S E RI E S
ARE YO U RE AD I N G AN Y B O O K S?
RE G ULA R ROLE O N AM C ’ S H E L L O N W H E EL S?
I read THE BIG SHORT, the film I did that’s coming up. It’s
I’d say that it’s one of the highlights of my career. I didn’t have
based on The New York Times #1 bestseller of the same name.
any expectations coming into the project, so I am genuinely
It’s highly entertaining and full of interesting characters. My
surprised how much I am enjoying it. The writing, directing
brother, who is also a banker, is even quoted in the book!
and particularly the actors are all top rate. The character I’m playing, ‘Chang,’ is an interesting and multi-dimensional
W H AT I S YO U R FAVO RI TE TV SH O W ?
character, a man from war-torn China who’s trying to reinvent
I don’t watch a lot of TV, but I’d have to say “House of Cards”
himself as a businessman in America in 1868. Everyday he’s
has to be one of the best shows I’ve watched. It’s well written
vying with the railroad owners for power and control of the
and really well acted. And it dares to surprise you with their
railroad. Getting to dress up like an aristocrat and speaking the
storylines. Kevin Spacey makes it look easy. But any working
King’s English everyday has been fun.
actor knows how much work he puts into that role. It’s inspiring.
DO YO U ENJ OY P L AY I N G P E R I O D P I E C E S ? I didn’t grow up with westerns, nor did I expect I’d ever act in one. But having been in one now for many months, it’s quite a
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WHAT IS YOUR GUILTY PLEASURE? Probably jeans. If I find a pair that fits me, I just go nuts on them. I own quite a few pairs of jeans, needless to say. WHO WOULD YOU LIKE TO WORK ALONGSIDE IN THE FUTURE?
Any of the greats: Denzel Washington, Pacino, De Niro, Day Lewis...and of course, any of my “hometown” greats: Tony Leung, Andy Lau, director Wong Kar Wai... N A ME A S ONG T H AT YO U
A LWAYS HAV E TO T U R N U P W HILE DRIV ING ?
Hate to disappoint you. I don’t normally listen to music while I’m driving. Yes...I know. Shocking, isn’t it? I’m usually on the phone (ear piece of course) or I’m reciting dialogue...inside a car is a great place to learn lines! DO YO U V IS IT H O N G KO N G
OFTEN? WHAT D O YO U M I S S
TH E MOST F ROM W H E R E YO U GRE W UP ?
I actually live in Hong Kong most of the year these days. What do I miss about Hong Kong when I’m not there? The energy...the people...the fact that you can do anything you set your mind on doing, that you can meet anyone you want to meet at all times of the day or evening, and that you can be anywhere within 30-minutes. It’s a place where you feel alive, connected and energized. If you’ve never been, you should visit.
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TRAINING JANE FROM JOE: DO WOMEN NEED TO TRAIN DIFFERENTLY THAN MEN? BY TONY GENTILCORE WWW.TONYGENTILCORE.COM
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o. Women don’t need to train
Long story short, the coach wrote back
I LOVE training women and female
differently than men. Sometimes they
saying that getting any of the female
athletes for many reasons. For starters I
athletes to come to the school-gym during
think it’s rad when one of them hits a PR
their summer break was a pointless
on a particular lift or achieves something
endeavor given that the weight-room
they never thought possible – their first
had, in her words,“limited equipment
unassisted chin-up for example – and they
that was ‘female friendly’.”
end up having a “light-bulb” moment
should, however. More on that below. The topic of female specific training is a dicey one to say the least. I think one of the reasons why I write about it so much and why I’m so passionate about it is because I find most (not all) women are misinformed.
When my client told me that story I was dumbfounded! With that sort of mentality
as their Y-chromosome counterparts.
and message being relayed to young,
towards a specific mindset at some
impressionable youth by adult “role
I love “deprogramming” them from the
point in their lives. This was never
models” is it any wonder that there’s a
stagnant and life-sucking mentality many
more apparent than a conversation I
growing DECLINE in girls participating
have been inundated with since junior
had with a former female client of mine
in sports? And more to the point, can
high and high-school. I love seeing
last year. This client was a mom and a
we be at all surprised why so many are
the sense of confidence, empowerment,
personal trainer herself. She came to
programmed into thinking that girls
and freedom that blossoms once they
Cressey Sports Performance, like most
don’t belong in the weight-room, that
understand that strength is a good
trainers like her do, to hire someone else
just thinking about touching a barbell
thing and is something that should be
to do the thinking for her. For the record
will make them grow an Adam’s apple,
embraced.
I’d recommend to ALL trainers to hire
and that instead they should just focus on
their own coach at some point!
cardio, yoga, pilates, and Barre classes?
at the facility and loved our approach to training female clients/athletes and eventually reached out to the local highschool where she lived to see if she could volunteer her time. She reached out to several of the coaches for the female JV and varsity teams, as well as the athletic director of the school (who also happened to be female and a varsity coach).
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Or to be more precise, are nudged
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And while the saying states the girls are “made of sugar and spice and everything nice,” I can say without hesitation that some of the most tenacious and competitive clients I have worked with in my career are women.
– stuff like building “long, lean muscle”
I don’t feel that women need to train
which is utter BS.
differently than men, but I do think there are cases where they should train differently.
But I digress.
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It’s a cool night in Miami, Florida and you are looking for a fun dining experience to kick off your evening with. A venue offering a wide variety of fun dishes to try a long with a large selection of cocktails to keep you wired for the next few hours as you continue to experience Miami’s world renowned nightlife. Enter KLIMA Restaurant and Bar. Located in the heart of South Florida, KLIMA is at its core a Spanish tapas bar. Everything about KLIMA will invite you in. The contemporary chic design of the venue, complimented by works of art found throughout the bar and dining room will captivate and engage you from the moment you walk in. Outside, the greenery filled patio will allow you to enjoy the cool evening air as you let your senses be overjoyed by the flavours of your meal while you listen to the Spanish music of the band inside. On the menu, you will find a vast selection of traditional Spanish tapas and Mediterranean dishes, all with a contemporary twist. Start with appetizer options such as Jotas Iberian ham with Pata Negra bread and fresh tomato, or Oysters with Ponzu sauce and salmon roe. Choose from the Raw Bar dishes filled with options such as Beef Carpaccio, Foie and truffle. Follow it all with any of the pasta, meat, or fish entrées, and top it off with any of the light and tasteful desserts offered on the menu. Made with locally raised products and fresh prime ingredients, your taste buds will be blown away by the options offered on the KLIMA menu. With choices such as Chicken Curry Croquetas, Tuna Toast with chipotle leek and lime, the Lamb Shoulder served with a potato puree,
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Lamb Shoulder served with a potato puree, you will find yourself returning again to KLIMA Restaurant and Bar to truly experience everything it has to offer. While dining or drinking (or perhaps both if it’s a good night) at KLIMA Restaurant and Bar, you will forget whether you are in Miami, Spain, or a restaurant on the Mediterranean coast, which at the end of the day won't matter because you are busy being captivated by the fusion of flavours in every bite of your meal. It is truly an unforgettable experienc
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• 1 1⁄2 oz bourbon or Canadian whisky • 1 oz cold- or French-pressed good-quality brewed coffee, chilled • 1⁄2 oz Cointreau or Triple Sec • 1 barspoon maraschino cherry juice or cherry liqueur • 1 dash mole bitters Handful of ice cubes 1 large ice cube • 1 maraschino cherry, preferably with a stem Pour all ingredients except ice and cherry into a mixing glass. Add handful of ice cubes and stir until chilled. Strain through a julep strainer over large ice cube in a chilled old-fashioned glass. Serve with a skewered cherry.
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• 2 oz chilled dry white wine, such as Vidal, Pinot Gris or Sauvignon Blanc • 1⁄2 oz aquavit, such as Aalborg Jubilaeums Akvavit • 1⁄2 oz Cinnamon Syrup • 1 tsp St-Germain Elderflower Liqueur • 1⁄2 tsp mustard seeds or 1⁄8 tsp Kozlik’s Triple Crunch Mustard • Large handful of ice cubes Pour all ingredients except ice into a cocktail shaker. Add ice and shake until chilled. Double strain through a Hawthorne strainer and a finemesh strainer into a chilled coupe glass. Makes 1 drink
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• red bell pepper • 1⁄2 oz Ginger Syrup • an oz. dark rum • 1⁄2 oz freshly squeezed lemon juice • 1 to 2 dashes Scrappy’s Firewater bitters (optional) • dash Angostura bitters •Large handful of large ice cubes Crushed ice to 3 oz chilled cola • 1 long lemon peel strip • 1 piece candied ginger, for garnish Cut a 1 1⁄4–inch thick slice of bell pepper. Place in a cocktail shaker along with ginger syrup and muddle. Add rum, lemon juice and bitters. Add handful of ice cubes. Shake until chilled. Double strain through a Hawthorne strainer and a fine-mesh strainer into a chilled old-fashioned glass filled with crushed ice. Stir in cola. Flame lemon peel (see page 6) over drink, rub the outside rim of the glass with flambéed peel, then discard peel. Garnish drink with candied ginger.
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EXCERPTED FROM A FIELD GUIDE TO CANADIAN COCKTAILS BY SCOTT MCCALLUM AND VICTORIA WALSH. RECIPES COPYRIGHT © 2015 SCOTT MCCALLUM AND VICTORIA WALSH, PHOTOGRAPHY COPYRIGHT © 2015 JUAN LUNA. PUBLISHED BY APPETITE BY RANDOM HOUSE, A DIVISION OF RANDOM HOUSE OF CANADA LTD., A PENGUIN RANDOM HOUSE COMPANY. REPRODUCED BY ARRANGEMENT WITH THE PUBLISHER. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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The Honest Orgasm BY: BELLE ROSADA FROM O SCHOOL BLOG WWW.O-SCHOOL.COM
“Let’s talk about sex, baby,” is some pretty solid advice from 1991, courtesy of Salt-N-Pepa. They made talking about sex seem like this fun, exciting thing that everyone just can’t wait to do. But while it’s probably true that a lot of people are excited about having sex, in reality people aren’t exactly dying to talk about it. Especially when the conversation is critical. Egos and feelings aside, we could all review our sexual experiences with our partners on video the way football teams review old games to analyze successes, challenges and how to perform better next time. The reality, however, is that ego and especially feelings cannot be so easily set aside, making critical conversations about sex with our partners more than just a little awkward. It can be absolutely terrifying.
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The fear that we associate with talking critically about our sex lives is perfectly normal. But the problem with letting that fear control us is that it can lead to making decisions that work against our interest which, in this case, is our pleasure. A perfect example of this? The decision to fake an orgasm. It’s a delicate matter when you’re in the moment and it’s not...quite...working for you. And of course you don’t want to hurt feelings. But fake it ‘til you make it is not a sound strategy in this case. Faking orgasms can be damaging, not just to your sexual pleasure, but to the trust surrounding sex that you’ve established with your partner. As much as it may seem like a personal choice, a fake orgasm is a real lie. And as with all lies, the longer you’ve been lying, the harder it is to tell the truth. That means that faking your orgasms will make it that much harder to start having the conversations that lead to real ones. Still, it’s never too late to start, and the sooner the better! Honesty is one of the keys to a fulfilling sex life, and it starts with being honest with yourself. These days, sex is everywhere. It’s in books, movies, commercials, on blogs and in podcasts, you name it. Which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but it can leave women with very specific examples of what should work for them in bed, leading them to believe something is wrong with them when those things don’t actually work. Trust that there is nothing wrong with your body, and then find out what it likes. Spend some time... you know...alone with yourself. Early morning, late night, long lunch. Whatever works for you! Just like you would want of your lover, be considerate to you. Take the time to seduce yourself (candles always work for me) so you’re as comfortable as possible. Try not to judge the things that make you feel good, or bad, or even ticklish. It’s your body - it’s never wrong. Once you know what your body responds to and how, it will be much easier to teach someone else about pleasuring you. And okay, yes - that’s the simple part. Taking the time to get to know your body isn’t nearly as scary as then communicating your findings to your sex partner. But in-the-moment feedback can happen without the mood coming to a screeching halt. It can be non-verbal. The gentle placement of a hand, or a subtle maneuver that will refocus your partner’s touch. You can use comments that are encouraging or suggestive. Asking for a little more or a little less of something usually works without deflating any egos (or anything else). But if in-the-moment feedback is too stressful, why not talk about the sex later on when you’re both less vulnerable?
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about sex is the ultimate trust exercise. If you can comfortably discuss your sex life, what can’t you talk about? Once you’ve established that honest conversation is safe, your partner will be able to come to you too with their wants, concerns and desires, so you can build an equally pleasurable sex life together. So, going forward, let’s establish some sexy ground rules. We are not going to fake it, because that’s not the way to make it. We are going to engage in some experimental self discovery (that’s fancy speak for masturbating) so that we know what to teach our partners about our pleasure. We are going to find a way to communicate our preferences to our partner. We will not be afraid. We will remember not to lock the bedroom door on our sense of humor. We will form a deeper bond through open communication and ultimately we will become better lovers, having better sex. There now. Go forth and be sexy. Have yourself some honest orgasms. And hell to the yes, “let’s talk about sex.”
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DZHUS BY: JENNIFER STEELE
I was delighted to converse with the talented Irina Dzhus of Kiev, Ukraine, who told me about her life as a fashion designer for her own label (DZHUS) and shared photos of her upcoming line for the Fall/Winter 2015. When did you first realize you wanted to become a fashion designer? Tell us the story that got you to where you are today. I’ve had a passion for fine arts and fashion since my early childhood. When I was five, I decided I’d be a designer and went to a children’s art school soon after. I finished an art college, where I’ve gained my creative background and professional skills, and went to university in Kiev to study fashion design. I did an internship in a well-known local fashion house, KRASNOVA, which I consider the most important influence on my worldview as a creative. After graduation in 2010, I launched the eponymous fashion label, DZHUS. What steps did you take to become a designer? To earn funds for the future brand and make contacts in the industry, I started working as a fashion stylist and makeup artist during my university years. I collaborated with Ukrainian celebrities and advertising agencies, and styled fashion shoots for local and international magazines. Eventually, I launched my own style studio and I still do styling with major local projects, along with developing the fashion label. What challenges do you find most cumbersome? For me, it is the lack of budget and the human factor when it comes to fashion business authorities. What I find most difficult is inevitability dealing with business issues instead of concentrating on the creative process. In your mind, what does it mean to be successful? To me, success means the possibility to freely do what I’ve always dreamed of, yet to be true to my own individuality and moral values.
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Who do you most admire most in the business? I was never very keen on the fashion world, as such, what I am into has more to do with design. In this sense, it’s hard to overestimate what Margiela, Yamamoto and Issey Miyake have contributed to the world’s fashion heritage. From where do you get your inspiration? I’m inspired with objects at the edge of perception, such as abandoned industrial zones or ancient temples. Along with that, I can notice something incredible and awe-inspiring in ordinary urban things around me, such as the spontaneous symmetry of asphalt cracks or frozen patterns of icicles. Who is your favourite model and have you worked with anyone famous in the past? I haven’t worked with world famous models yet and don’t have a favourite one to name. However, if I can speak of remarkable collaborations - I’ve created several costumes for The Hunger Games. I’ve also received requests from Lady Gaga and Avril Lavigne’s stylists, but unfortunately I was not able to ship the pieces from Ukraine within one day, which is a shame.
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What does your brand represent? Who is it made for and who do you want to wear it? What makes DZHUS designs unique is the innovative cut. We never produce anything similar to someone else’s creations. Therefore, our clients are supposed to realise and value the distinctive authenticity. A DZHUS woman is a non-conformist intellectual, an exquisite perfectionist who longs for an uncompromisingly complementary form for her own inner world. What brings you joy in your spare time? Actually, I almost never have spare time. Everything I do is more or less connected to either the brand, or my style work, or self-development, such as exploring different cultures and places in order to get inspiration – and I really enjoy this mode of life. Talking about positive emotions and spending time with animals is probably the most exciting experience for me. By the way, DZHUS is a vegetarianfriendly brand, all the products we make are violence-free. Where do you see yourself in the next ten years? What major goals do you have in mind for the near future? I would be happy if in the next ten years my designs were being stocked in the world’s legendary concept stores. My plans for the near future are focused on achieving this goal. Complete this sentence “In an ideal world ......” ... people are conscious, open-minded and humane, hardworking enough as well as naive to do the job of their dreams.
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I’ve created several costumes for The Hunger Games. I’ve also received requests from Lady Gaga and Avril Lavigne’s stylists, but unfortunately I was not able to ship the pieces from Ukraine within one day, which is a shame.
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NOW AND THEN P HOTOG R A P H Y B Y K ENDR A STO R M R A E
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PHOTOGRAPHER : KENDRA STORM RAE MODEL: VANESSA @ VIVA MODELS BERLIN STYLIST: SYUZANNA MAGHAKYAN MAKEUP & HAIR: KAMILLA SAIDI
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Fall In Love with Hotel Henriette BY SHADI BAS
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Hotel Henriette is a new bohemian boutique hotel in Paris, France, which true to European buildings, offers an intimate experience for its visitors. With newly renovated rooms, each uniquely decorated, this hotel will feel more like a home than anything else. The hotel offers 32 air conditioned rooms (a rare blessing in Paris), 5 of which are single rooms, 4 are twins, 19 doubles, and 4 suites. Rooms start at 89 Euros. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi and breakfast for 12 Euros. The decor has given the hotel a vintage feel. The hotel lounge offers a used book playlist, where guests can get lost in literature in true European style. The winter garden is surrounded by windows, and the cozy flowered backyard will allow guests to step outside and enjoy the fresh air at any time during their stay.
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The hotel, located in a non-touristy part of Paris will allow visitors to experience a local side of the city. With metro lines right by the venue, guests can take a 35 minute ride to the Eiffel Tower or a 20 min metro ride to the world renowned Louvre Museum. This lovely and intimate hotel is perfect for anyone visiting Paris. It offers a combination of art, European architecture, design, and culture. The next time you visit the city of love, be sure to give yourself the opportunity for fall in love with Hotel Henriette.
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18,98 0 GOOD HAI R DAY S & COUN T I N G. ESTABLISHED
1960
UNVEILING OUR NEW LOCATION AT 890 YONGE STREET | LATE SPRING 2013
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WWW.MARYTRIPI.COM