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Rahul Mishra SPRING 2023 COUTURE
Backstage before the show, the designer said that, as a scientist at heart, he's always intrigued by worlds within worlds.
Rahul Mishra has been steeping himself in the Netflix series "Cosmos," which led him to ponder infinity, both without and within. Backstage before the show, the designer said that, as a scientist at heart, he's always intrigued by worlds within worlds.
"Obviously the cosmos is very, very vast, and the first thing that came to mind was going interstellar. But what I wanted to do is look down below and look at the seas," he said, quoting an ancient saying that goes "what is outside is inside you." In the collection notes, he developed that thought further, touching on the Sanskrit statement "Aham Brahmasmi" ("I am the cosmos") and the thin barrier—ie, physicality—that separates us all from other "vast and bewildering" realities.
On the runway, those currents translated into an excursion down "the river of time"—to Atlantis, for example—on dresses that swept up jellyfish and other creatures from the deep and mixed them with planetoids and stardust on shimmering, sequined evening gowns. Meanwhile, mortal constructs, like skyscrapers, were turned upside down to create feather-like layers, as. if viewed through the convex lens of some satellite far, far away. What appeared to be jawbreaker-sized gold beads were, in fact, ladybugs, one of several jewel embellishments developed with a specialized bronzesmith because, Mishra said, "a ladybug is a world unto itself."
Most mind-bending of all were the phenomenally intricate embroideries—fins, fronds, whorls, and waves—produced by more than 1,000 artisans from Indian craft communities. The designer noted that he selects them mindfully, in keeping with Gandhian philosophies of circular design and cultural sustainability. A dress like the opening look might be made 50 times over, he explained, which illustrates why the designer hopes to expand his roster of artisans a thousand fold—yes, that makes one million—in the years to come. In any case, the untold thousands of hours required to produce more than two dozen imaginary dreamscapes was abundantly evident.
Amid the backstage rush, celebrity stylist Law Roach popped by to praise the looks and the emotion behind the show. "This is not where you go for a little black dress," he quipped. That may be the understatement of the week. But it inadvertently raised a point. Now that the fashion world knows what Mishra is capable of, a little distance and a lighter touch would probably work wonders to expand his galaxy beyond red carpet moments memorialized as two-dimensional posts, by bringing him into the real world.
Close up: Seeking inspiration in nature? Look at Costarellos gown or For Restless Sleepers...
Seeking inspiration in nature and realised in sheer tulle, this Costarellos gown is set to make an ethereal entrance. harrods.com
MUST HAVE: Singular, sophisticated and truly divine, Silvia Furmanovich Jewelry is supremely elegant yet pops with personality
Born to a goldsmith who set up his atelier in their home, Brazilian designer Silvia Furmanovich has jewellery in her blood. It's no surprise she counts gold as one of her inspirations, combining it with materials such as ivory, coral, turquoise, woods and precious stones, in original and surprising designs.
MUST HAVE: Etro may be known for its signature paisley but the brand executes all prints beautifully
Etro 's earrings are made in Italy from gold-tone brass and have an ornate filigree design that's dotted with light-catching crystals.
New Arrivals: Zimmermann, Halpern, İlkyaz Özel, Altuzarra & More
There's a reason why these new arrivals are met with so much fanfare. This mix of footwear, ready-to-wear, and accessories are designed to turn heads. Always on trend and ahead of the curve, these fresh releases from the most cutting-edge designers cannot be missed on Moda Operandi. modaoperandi.com L.A.-based Jasmin Larian Hekmat, the brains behind the cult-favorite 'Ark' bag, returns with more ultra-desirable accessories. Alongside tried-and-true favorites with subtle updates, find new standouts that play on earth's natural elements. This Garden of Eden-inspired 'Fana' bag features a brushed brass vine that adorns the outer edge of a pearlized acrylic spherical shell. The interior is lined, to keep your essentials safe. modaoperandi.com The NY-born Londoner Michael Halpern is fashion's go-to for fantasy and nostalgic glamour with a modern sensibility. Winner of the 2017 British Emerging Talent Award, he trained under Oscar de la Renta and Donatella Versace (at her couture
MUST HAVE: Couture-like craftsmanship is what anchors Andrew Gn's opulent eveningwear offering
Couture-like craftsmanship is what anchors Andrew Gn's opulent eveningwear offering and this green sequinned mini dress is a sublime interpretation – a standout piece from the SS19 collection. It's made in Italy with a crystal-embroidered bodice and coordinating shoulder straps, then lined with bottle-green crepe to ensure a clean silhouette. matchesfashion.com Replicate the show styling by wearing it with simple sandals for a social-season occasion. Exclusive to MATCHESFASHION.COM. matchesfashion.com The green floral brocade of this pink coat from Andrew Gn's Pre-AW19 collection is inspired by fabrics bought home from his father's travels to Japan and Indonesia. matchesfashion.com Crafted in Italy with an element of silk, it's cut to fall loosely across the body and finished with a string of crystal-encrusted broaches down the front. Accentuate the vivid hues by wearing it over muted separates. matchesfashion.com
Cinema night collection SS19: You dream - CRYSTAL DESIGN embodies
Cinema night collection SS19 is a fresh look at the Haute Couture fashion. The collection surprise diversity in a variety of forms, fabrics and handmade decoration.
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Norwegian women's football team becomes first to score equal pay
The Norwegian women's football team has become the first female national team to receive the same pay deal as their male counterparts.
by Paul Rhys
The Norwegian women's football team has become the first female national team to receive the same pay deal as their male counterparts. The team is now in the Netherlands to prepare for their World Cup qualifier.
Meanwhile, the women's football team of Denmark could be expelled from World Cup qualifying matches after calling off Friday's game with Sweden due to a dispute over pay and conditions.
Al Jazeera's Paul Rhys reports from Emmen, Netherlands.

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Delicious gluten free Southern-style biscuits. These yeast-raised biscuits are perfect for Sunday morning brunch. Sturdy enough for gravy or sweet summer berries and whipped cream.
Heat milk, reserving 3 tablespoons, in a small pan on the oven, or place in microwave for a minute or two until warm (110-115°F, warm - but not too hot to touch).
Whisk in yeast and set aside for 5 minutes until foamy.
In a large bowl whisk together flour, cornmeal, baking powder and salt.
Cut chunks of butter into the flour mixture, using a pastry cutter or two knives. You will want the mixture to have pea-sized clumps.
Slowly add the milk and yeast mixture to the flour. Fold gently until everything is incorporated.
Place dough ball between two sheets of parchment paper.
Flatten dough out to about 1-inch thick rectangle. If dough is sticky, sprinkle, lightly, a bit of gluten free flour.
Using a floured biscuit cutter, or glass, cut the biscuits out and place on prepared baking sheet.
Brush each biscuit with reserved milk and sprinkle generously with sugar.
Best if eaten the same day made. Serve with blueberry jam and whipped cream.


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