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LUCIRE has been charting the course of global fashion since its inception in 1997.
It was one of those rare magazines that went from online to print in 2004, then to international printed editions the following year. Today, it continues to examine fashion, trends, beauty, lifestyle and travel in its beautifully presented editions.

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• Fashion’s post- virus landscape Jack Yan wonders what the post-COVID-19 fashion industry might look like, with China providing the first clues
• Letting the magic reveal itself Ukrainian fashion label InsideU has pulled off a world-class photo shoot for spring–summer 2020. Jack Yan talks to founders Masha Zakharchenko and Dasha Buslenko about the label’s origins, and the work that went into its Moroccan adventure
• Dedicated to the cause Swedish sustainable label Dedicated is serious about its claims—and with 24 years’ experience under his belt, CEO Johan Graffner knows you have to back them up. Jack Yan interviews him
• Couture’s new romantics COVID-19 was not going to stop Paris from showing haute couture this season. While there were some omissions, many more persevered with inventive visuals that kept us entertained, writes Meg Hamilton and the Lucire team.
• Gravitational pull Model and actress Holland Smith has journeyed into acting after years in sport at a national level. She shares her story with Jack Yan.
• Jacobite rising
• Advancing the craft Jack Yan talks to Norm Wright, the multi-award-winning Canadian stylist whose inspirational avant-garde work extends the possibilities of hair
• Get a style fixe Philadelphia-based Bellefixe endeavours to bring glamour and sparkle to unglamorous times with a variety of easy-to-wear luxe hair accessories in silky fabrics, sophisticated hues, subtle metallics and a few gemstones, reports Elyse Glickman
• Profoundly personal portraits Jack Yan speaks with international photographer Aliona Kuznetsova, whose work first came to Lucire’s attention in the 2010s, as she embarks on a new book featuring over a decade of her work, telling a deeply personal story
• Finding nirvana in Yunnan History and traditions continue to be observed by the ethnic minorities of Yunnan, in a corner of China near the Myanmar border. Cathy Fedoruk uncovers the region as she and her family literally reach Shangri-La
• Californian hotspots Lola Cristall has been sampling properties out in southern California, and returns with her selection of the area’s most chic

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LUCIRE has been charting the course of global fashion since its inception in 1997.
It was one of those rare magazines that went from online to print in 2004, then to international printed editions the following year. Today, it continues to examine fashion, trends, beauty, lifestyle and travel in its beautifully presented editions.Sommaire• National impact Some countries have been very visible with their decisions in 2025—with real consequences for their companies
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Lucire N°Icons, paru le 27/01/2025

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LUCIRE has been charting the course of global fashion since its inception in 1997.
It was one of those rare magazines that went from online to print in 2004, then to international printed editions the following year. Today, it continues to examine fashion, trends, beauty, lifestyle and travel in its beautifully presented editions.Sommaire• Sliding doors The Kardashian–Jenner clan’s rise to fame involved hard work—but plenty of serendipity, too
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Lucire N°Wherever you go, we can be there, paru le 03/07/2024

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Lucire N°Fashion: still in the Zeitgeist?, paru le 01/03/2024

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• Fête galante
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Lucire N°Wherever you go, we can be there, paru le 13/06/2023

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LUCIRE has been charting the course of global fashion since its inception in 1997.
It was one of those rare magazines that went from online to print in 2004, then to international printed editions the following year. Today, it continues to examine fashion, trends, beauty, lifestyle and travel in its beautifully presented editions.Sommaire• The calm Oscars Developments around this year’s Academy Awards show the public’s taste for the familiar, feelgood values
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• The scene along the Seine Viking’s Paris and the Heart of Normandy cruise brings extra joie de vivre to an extended stay in Paris, writes Elyse Glickman
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Lucire N°@25, paru le 17/01/2023

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It was one of those rare magazines that went from online to print in 2004, then to international printed editions the following year. Today, it continues to examine fashion, trends, beauty, lifestyle and travel in its beautifully presented editions.Sommaire• Allowing the magic to happen Starting the same year as Lucire, Reem Acra commemorates 25 years since she began her label. Jack Yan interviews her
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Lucire N°Couture celebration, paru le 24/05/2022

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LUCIRE has been charting the course of global fashion since its inception in 1997.
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Lucire N°The romantics, paru le 02/12/2021

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LUCIRE has been charting the course of global fashion since its inception in 1997.
It was one of those rare magazines that went from online to print in 2004, then to international printed editions the following year. Today, it continues to examine fashion, trends, beauty, lifestyle and travel in its beautifully presented editions.Sommaire• Fashioning the IBond women It’s not difficult to find James Bond’s suits in commentary; what’s harder is information on the female characters’ fashion. Jack Yan charts the changes since Bond appeared on screen
• In the know in New York City Couturière Elizabeth Cannon is admired and respected by those in the know, creating from her base in New York City. She tells Jack Yan her fascinating journey into fashion as she celebrates four decades in the business
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Lucire N°Victor de Souza, paru le 26/04/2021

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LUCIRE has been charting the course of global fashion since its inception in 1997.
It was one of those rare magazines that went from online to print in 2004, then to international printed editions the following year. Today, it continues to examine fashion, trends, beauty, lifestyle and travel in its beautifully presented editions.Sommaire• Where have all the fun fashion magazine websites 22 lucire 43/2021 gone? Removing the design and content review scores from Lucire’s link section online is the result of much larger forces in publishing and technology, as Jack Yan explains
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• Where drama meets classicism The highly acclaimed New York designer Victor de Souza talks to Lucire about his childhood in Argentina, his influences, and his toughest celebrity commission
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• Black crows
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Lucire N°Camille Hyde, paru le 13/03/2020

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LUCIRE has been charting the course of global fashion since its inception in 1997.
It was one of those rare magazines that went from online to print in 2004, then to international printed editions the following year. Today, it continues to examine fashion, trends, beauty, lifestyle and travel in its beautifully presented editions.Sommaire• Stronger together The year has kicked off with some high-profile fashion collaborations. Jack Yan looks at the forms they are taking, from celebrity endorsements to big co-branding efforts
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• Hyde and seek Rising US actress Camille Hyde, who models our feature on House on Fluff, has her own story to tell. Jack Yan uncovers it.
• Surefire fashion Sustainable accessories’ label Elvis & Kresse—which began by finding a new second life for discarded London Fire Brigade hoses—has an inspirational story that now sees it partner with the Burberry Foundation to handle its leather waste. Jack Yan spoke to co-founder Kresse Wesling
• Javicia Leslie Javicia Leslie, who plays Ali Finer in God Friended Me, tells Jack Yan about her role, her faith, and how she keeps her life balanced—not to mention her theory on just who is behind the ‘God account’ on the CBS hit show
• Channelling femini Meg Hamilton finds Paris’s spring 2020 haute couture shows a celebration of the feminine form
• The perfect fit Forget mass production: the perfect pair of shoes should be personally measured and painstakingly hand-crafted in Italy— that’s Barollo’s philosophy. Jack Yan interviews its founder and creative director, Darren Smith
• New visions for a new decade After a decade of J- and K-beauty, diamonds in the rough (i.e. charcoal-based beauty), yoga-inspired packaging and comic book colours, Elyse Glickman welcomes a “see” change in beauty, grooming and self-care for women, men and teens. Factor in a new location away from the downtown LA crush and the stage is set for innovation and paradigm shifts from the vanity table to the streets
• Drea Jacklyn, Sonny Henty Drea Jacklyn and Sonny Henty rethink the LA salon experience, writes Elyse Glickman
• Pure expression Lucire’s Car to Be Seen in is a shape that has been with us for two years—and coming up to three. What makes it more qualified than this year’s many débutantes? Jack Yan attempts an answer
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• An Olympic guide to Tokyo During this summer’s Olympic or Paralympic Games in Tokyo, competition will be fierce not just for event tickets, but also hotel rooms, airline tickets and other things you may take for granted. With careful planning and an open mind, Elyse Glickman reports that taking that leap of faith and heading to Japan will give you the best of many worlds—and not just those represented by the athletes competing in the Games in Tokyo
• The gold standard Eichardt’s Private Hotel impresses Stanley Moss as a prestigious and well appointed place to stay in the heart of Queenstown, New Zealand’s downtown
• In the shadow of the Remarkables Offering stunning views of Lake Wakatipu, the Rees Hotel gives five-star luxury for those wanting both short- and long-term stays near Queenstown, writes Stanley Moss
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