Meets Tag
Boy Meets Girl and House of Blueberry will release a four-piece digital fashion collection to be sold exclusively in Blueberry’s metaverse fashion boutique and catalog, starting Jan. 10.
The 4 digital wearables represent a few of Boy Meets Girl’s bestsellers and brand staples within the physical world, comparable to leggings, sweatpants and two signature T-shirts. Roblox users can browse the virtual boutique and take a look at on designs, creating customized digital identities for his or her avatars.
“As someone who was an early adopter of virtual markets, this was a natural partnership for me,” said Stacy Igel, founder and chief creative officer of Boy Meets Girl. “I’m thrilled to bring Boy Meets Girl into the metaverse in collaboration with...
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The Extra Mile
The Extra Mile Ever since launching her eponymous brand nearly a decade ago, Anabela Chan’s aim has been to make jewellery in a more ethical and eco-conscious way.
“I desired to create beautiful, red-carpet worthy high quality jewellery using laboratory-grown gemstones, relatively than mined gemstones,” she tells Clara Amfo in the most recent episode of BMW and British Vogue’s The Extra Mile series. “Lots of people thought I used to be crazy on the time.”
Fast-forward to today, and Chan can be now working to include “sky diamonds”, comprised of carbon dioxide taken from the atmosphere, into her designs. “For me, that's where the thrill is,” the jewellery designer says. “There isn't any end to what is feasible with science...
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UKRAINIAN BRAVERY: In Latest York for the 77th session of the United Nations General Assembly, Ukraine’s First Lady Olena Zelenska met with the U.N.’s Secretary-General António Guterres, Prime Minister of Great Britain Liz Truss, France’s First Lady Brigitte Macron and the U.N.’s Population Fund executive director Natalia Kanem.
Zelenska reportedly praised U.N. officials for including the situation in Ukraine on this yr’s report on children in armed conflicts, “as it'll ensure proper monitoring by the U.N. system of crimes against children committed day by day by the Russian occupiers in our country.” As of last month, greater than one-third of Ukrainian children, about 2.2 million, had been forced to depart their homes, with some having to relocate multiple times, in keeping with humanitarian...
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