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Exploding Fashion: From 2D to 3D Animation

If you’ve been following Central Saint Martins social medias , you might be curious about how the 3D animations in “Exploding Fashion” were created. The CentralSaintMartins researchers gathered examples of model postures, gestures, and movements from each historical era in order to create a historicized animation for each outfit. The two models, Kitty Garratt, a fit model, and Kate Coyne, a contemporary dancer, used this … Continue reading Exploding Fashion: From 2D to 3D Animation

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Five aspects concerning Lensa AI you should be aware of

If you took a moment to glance through Instagram, Twitter, or TikTok over the long weekend, you probably noticed that a lot of your friends and the celebrities you follow have changed their profile pictures to artistic fantasy portrait selfies in which your cousin or workaholic coworker appears as ethereal fairies, elves, warriors, astronauts, superheroes, and manga-style characters. They didn’t all overnight master the art … Continue reading Five aspects concerning Lensa AI you should be aware of

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The success of the Newspaper Dress Made by John Galliano

How Carrie Bradshaw’s use of promotional materials went down in history The Newspaper Dress created by John Galliano for Dior sold last Monday at the Cornette de Saint Cyr digital auction, The Art of Luxury: Louis Vuitton & Christian Dior – John Galliano, for the price of 15,300 pound, in which it was the primary lot. Although Galliano’s designs for Dior and his own brand … Continue reading The success of the Newspaper Dress Made by John Galliano

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Wednesday Addams-inspired outfits

Speaking in a dulcet tone as Morticia Addams, Catherine Zeta-Jones says, “Please excuse Wednesday.” “She is allergic to color”. Since 1938, when Charles Addams, a cartoonist for The New Yorker, first drew the character, Wednesday Addams’ images have been characterized by gothic themes, sharp white collars, long raven hair, and Dark Academia influences. All of this imagery is absolutely black and white. The evil teenager … Continue reading Wednesday Addams-inspired outfits

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Kim Kardashian speaks out about the Balenciaga scandal

Kim Kardashian, a brand ambassador for Balenciaga, gave in to fan pressure to publicly expose herself and criticized the fashion house for its most contentious campaign to date, Balenciaga Objects. The creator of Skims released a statement via her Twitter account, calling the “disturbing photographs” of kids holding BDSM harnesses and teddy bear bags, as well as one image that had court papers referencing Supreme … Continue reading Kim Kardashian speaks out about the Balenciaga scandal

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The reunion of “Love Actually” brings back the holiday cheer to television.

November 30 is the scheduled meeting with the cast. The New York Times called it a “indigestible Christmas pudding” when it was released in the U.K. back in November 2003, and the Guardian called it “garbage,” but audiences rewarded it with excellent box office results, though divided between those who thought it was simultaneously honeyed and enjoyable and those who thought it was awful. But … Continue reading The reunion of “Love Actually” brings back the holiday cheer to television.

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In the Disney short “Reflect,” body dysmorphia is depicted.

Disney is making an effort to bring more and more inclusive themes and characters to the screen after decades in which its heroines were all white, skinny, and primarily blonde. Examples include Red, the company’s first feature film about menstruation, and The Little Mermaid in live-action, both of which feature a black actress. The second season of the experimental video series Short Circuit, which addresses … Continue reading In the Disney short “Reflect,” body dysmorphia is depicted.

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The dream of driving Barbie’s car for many of us has come true due to Maserati.

Possessing an amazing individuality and clear style, they are easily identifiable. The new Maserati Grecale, an extremely limited edition SUV created through a partnership between Maserati and Barbie, is born from these shared traits. The off-roader is a Trofeo version that was created as part of the House of the Trident’s personalization program. It was inspired by the Barbiecore trend and is therefore completely painted … Continue reading The dream of driving Barbie’s car for many of us has come true due to Maserati.

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On Instagram, you can select a song for your profile picture.

Alessandro Paluzzi, a tech leaker, claims that Instagram is experimenting with a new feature that allows users to link a song to their account, closely evoking the heyday of MySpace. In order to avoid going extinct as Facebook and Tumblr did or passing fads like Clubhouse, famous social networks like TikTok’s reels and BeReal’s back-to-back selfies were utilized. However, it appears that IG has ran … Continue reading On Instagram, you can select a song for your profile picture.

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In the upcoming Scooby-Doo film, Velma will come out as gay.

Fans had long suspected Velma Dinkley to be a lesbian, but it is finally confirmed. The new Trick or Treat Scooby-Doo movie trailer, which is now making the rounds on social media amid positive comments from the LGBTQ+ community and everyone who grew up exploring with the ramshackle Mystery gang, reveals this.The Mystery & Related genius is shown in a scenario waiting for the upcoming … Continue reading In the upcoming Scooby-Doo film, Velma will come out as gay.

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