It has been three long years since we attempted to cover the shows because reporting on them in a timely manner can be extremely intense and by the end of fashion month we are usually burnt out.
We have tried double-distilling the coverage (meaning we only feature the looks we love from the collections we love) but that never really works to give a full picture. We are going to try once again but with a more streamlined format.
The iconic Max sofa created by Italian designer Antonio Citterio for Flexform in 1983 represented the first time Citterio incorporated organic forms into a more traditional structure confronting the idea of being asymmetrical with a freer form. Now, Citterio and Flexform have joined forces to revisit the idea of the original Max sofa conceiving what they have dubbed the Supermax as a contemporary interpretation of the original 1983 version.
The curated works of Kenyan-born British artist Dame Magdalene Odundo, celebrated for her hand-built vessels which often speak to her cultural heritage, are currently on display at Houghton Hall, one of England's finest historical estates. Taking centre stage is a monumental piece the result of Odundo’s time as the artist in residence at Wedgwood, the iconic British porcelain manufacturer.
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