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If you’re in need of some pampering and relaxation, you’ll be pleased to know that Nonhyeon Station offers a variety of special massage services. Whether you’re suffering from muscle tension or simply need to unwind, these massages are designed to leave you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. Key Takeaways Nonhyeon Station offers a range of special … Read more
VERYstyleguides CITY are your pocket city bibles. VERY CITY guides are the VERY ‘people’s’ guides to each city, portraying each capital through the eyes of our ‘VERY Heroes’: their personal recommendations are captured and represented as a preset address book. Check it out for fashion, shopping, culture, culinary delights, other recreational activities, or special things to know. A mix … Read more
Uscha Pohl’s fashion experience began in Europe in the early 1990s. Personal assistant and muse to Vivienne Westwood for two years, she was then CEO of the fashion label Koji Tatsuno. Apart from ensuring the follow-up of the collections, Uscha Pohl took charge of the international, in particular the fashion shows in Paris, their organization … Read more
VERY UP & CO was one of the first enterprises initiating the “crossover” movement of the fashion / art / design hybrid in the late ‘90s. “Crossing over” is to be differentiated from the “merger” situation that followed suit: at VERY UP & CO different disciplines are featured side by side, parallel to one another. … Read more
It seems and appears to be common practice to steal. We all do. I mean steal in the way of inspire, appropriation, re-build, deconstruct, reconstruct and yet, there are those times when somehow the boundary is crossed and theft of an idea is no longer inspired by, but a copy of, in a most considered … Read more
31st December 1979. Up in the Swiss Alps, my brother and I were glued to the radio. Gonggg- Midnight! “And now – it’s the ’80s. The ’70s are over, a new era has just begun…” “Hey, bullshit! The ’80s?” I remember thinking. “Am I supposed to feel different now??” Twenty years later I see myself … Read more