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Their collections will be shown in a virtual showroom from April 6 to 11, and in an LVMH Prize first, visitors will be able to vote on their favorites.“This year, over 1,900 people applied: Young designers are showing great maturity in their work,” said Delphine Arnault, executive vice president of Louis Vuitton and founder of the LVMH Prize. “Today, designers are asked to be much more than designers, and the candidates have adapted to this new reality. They are very aware of their image, they build their businesses…and above all, they think about creation and its environmental issues. All the semi-finalists show a sincere and deep commitment, whether it be social, ethical, artisanal, environmental, or local. They are anchored in today’s world.”The 2021 semi-finalists hail from around the world, spanning Lebanon to Nigeria and Japan to the United States, and represent a cross section of the industry. Some, like Christopher John Rogers, who won the 2019 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund, and Charles de Vilmorin, the newly appointed creative director of Rochas, are already starting to make names for themselves. Others like Rui and Nensi Dojaka are less well-known but nonetheless celebrity favorites, dressing the likes of Bella Hadid and Kylie Jenner. On the whole, the 2021 semi-finalists represent a more independent segment of young designers: Every brand is a solo project, with the exception of Amy Trinh and Evan Phillips of Wed. The 2021 winner will receive a 300,000-euro prize and a year of mentorship from an team of LVMH experts; the winner of the Karl Lagerfeld special prize will receive a 150,000-euro sum and a year of mentorship. “This has been one of the great strengths of the prize since its launch,” said Arnault of the mentorship. “The winners are young, often working alone or in pairs, sometimes surrounded by very small teams, and they aren’t always aware of how this industry works, in terms of intellectual property or marketing, sourcing or distribution, supply chain. All the winners confirm how much this helps them in their strategy and their development.”In addition to a new slate of designers, the LVMH Prize also has a new ambassador: Naomi Osaka. The 23-year-old tennis champion will join the LVMH judges and expert panel, including new expert additions Bella Hadid and Vogue China’s Margaret Zhang, and present the grand prize (in person, we hope!) later this year. “[Osaka] is an exceptional young woman, authentic and committed, who embodies her generation. Her career and her convictions, her personal artistic involvement are a model for all the semi-finalists,” said Arnault. “I am very happy that she has accepted to be the ambassador of this edition.Asked for a few additional words on this year’s cast of designers, Arnault listed their unifying qualities: “Their vision of the future, their optimism, their commitment, and of course, their talent!”The 2021 LVMH Prize semi-finalists are: AGR, a British womenswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Alicia Robinson, 30Bianca Saunders, a British menswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Bianca Saunders, 28Charles de Vilmorin, a French genderless brand based in France, designed by Charles de Vilmorin, 25Christopher John Rogers, an American womenswear brand based in the United States, designed by Christopher John Rogers, 28Conner Ives, an American womenswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Conner Ives, 25Federico Cina, an Italian genderless brand based in Italy, designed by Frederico Cina, 27KidSuper, an American menswear brand based in the United States, designed by Colm Dillane, 30Kika Vargas, a Columbian womenswear brand based in Columbia, designed by Kika Vargas, 38Lagos Space Programme, a Nigerian genderless brand based in Nigeria, designed by Adeju Thompson, 30Lukhanyo Mdingi, a South African womenswear and menswear brand based in South Africa, designed by Lukhanyo Mdingi, 29Midorikawa Official, a Japanese genderless brand based in Japan, designed by Tadu Midorikawa, 39Nensi Dojaka, an Albanian womenswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Nensi Dojaka, 28Post Archive Faction, a Korean menswear brand based in South Korea, designed by Dongjoon Lim, 29Renaissance Renaissance, a Lebanese womenswear brand based in Lebanon and France, designed by Cynthia Mehrej, 32Rier, an Italian genderless brand based in France, designed by Andreas Steiner, 36Rui, a Chinese genderless brand based in China, designed by Rui Zhou, 27Saul Nash, a British menswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Saul Nash, 31Shuting Qiu, a Chinese womenswear brand based in China, designed by Shuting Qiu, 27Taakk, a Japanese menswear brand based in Japan, designed by Takuya Morikawa, 39Wed, a British womenswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Amy Trinh and Evan Phillips, both 30 Mankind has been using astrology for millennia as a way of telling and recording time. The Bible’s Old and New Testament, as well as the Qur’an, reference lunar phases to mark certain months and dates in the year—a practice also used by Ancient Chinese, Maya and South Asian civilizations. Meanwhile, what may be the oldest drawing of a birth chart was found in a cave in Croatia, dating back more than 2,000 years, which suggests an early interest in harnessing astrology as a tool for unlocking knowledge about the individual. In modern times, we use birth charts as a way of gaining a deeper understanding of the self, our relationship with others, and our place in the world.An astrological birth chart maps the planetary alignment at the exact moment you were born. There are 12 signs of the zodiac—Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces—and 12 houses in a chart (1st House, 2nd House and so on). Each zodiac sign has a different vibe and each house represents a different aspect and area of our lives (education, family, love, health, work). As well as the sun and the moon, there are 10 planets that astrologers take into account to understand a person’s psyche: Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Mars, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, North Node and South Node (more on those later).By mapping out which planet and zodiac sign were in which astrological house at the time you were born, you can gain greater insight into who you are.The birth chart has 12 different sections, called ‘houses’. Each house represents a different area of life. They all have a natural sign and planetary ruler that elevates the house. The 1st House in the astrology chart represents you. It shows how you carry yourself and what people first notice about you. If you have any planets in your 1st House, then they will have a significant effect on your overall personality, energy, and vibe.The 2nd House represents personal finances and wealth. It shows how much money you can earn, your innate desire to gain materialism or quest for your confidence and self-worth. This is where you will look to see how you communicate with others and your schooling. It also describes the type of relationship you have with your siblings and roommates. What are your values and family like? Look to the 4th House to find out what your personal foundation is—also, how you love and care for your brood and home life. This is the House of pleasure, playfulness, creativity, and casual dating. It’s where you can look to see who, what, when, and how you’re crushing on someone—and what kind of dates you like to go on.The 6th House represents health, daily routine, and self-care. If you’re looking for an excuse for a spa day, then this is where you can look to see when to schedule one for maximum results. Who and how you love is defined by checking out this area of the birth chart. By peeping here, you can find the ideal person you want to commit to and invest in, long-term. Personal transformation is shown here. You can see how you will evolve over time. Look here to see your relationship with credit card debt, college loans, and pay raises. Higher education, travel, philosophy, and adventure are found in the 9th House. By looking here, you can find out what you enjoy studying and how to pursue your personal ideology. This is the house of public image—what you share and give to others, and how you want to be perceived by the world. It also represents your professional calling and status.This house defines the types of friendships, groups, community, and associations you make. More importantly, the members of your crew that have your back and fight for the same causes. Look here to find what visions and dreams you hold dear in your heart. This part of your chart teaches you that by clearing your thoughts and leaning into your intuition, you can find answers to all of your quandaries and struggles. There are 12 zodiac signs based on the 12 constellations in the sky. Each sign represents the period in which the sun shines its light on the constellation. They depict the ego of the individual born during that time period. Aries is a cardinal fire sign and the first sign of the zodiac. Arians are known for their impulsive and courageous demeanor. Taurus is a fixed earth sign known for its sensual, artistic side, and for being stubborn. Gemini is a miracle air sign known for its dualistic nature and intellect. Cancer is a cardinal water sign that is emotionally sensitive. Leo is a fire sign known for its theatrics, generosity, and loyalty. Virgo is an earth and mutable sign known for its analytical nature. Libra is an air and cardinal sign that finds balance, harmony and peace in the law and relationships.Scorpio is a water and fixed sign that is transformative and passionate. Sagittarius is a fire and mutable sign known for its positivity and philosophical sentiments. Capricorn is an earth and cardinal sign that is reflective, disciplined, and hard-working. Aquarius is an air and fixed sign known for its progressive mind and humanitarian side. Pisces is a water and mutable sign that is intuitive, creative, and sentimental. Each planet represents a different part of our psyche and helps us create and craft who we are. They show us the way we act and react to situations and people, and the passions and drive we have to make our dreams come true. You may have one, a few, or no planets in a house (all of which is quite common). Think of the planets as the seasoning of the houses—they add flavor. Each planet is a ‘natural ruler’ of a sign. This means that they have a zodiac sign that they really like to be in. The planet can live up to its truest and purest form in the sign that it rules.Simply put, the sun is one’s ego, determination and will. The sun orbits all signs of the zodiac in a calendar year. The moon changes signs every 2.5 days. It represents the part of ourselves that we cannot express—our emotions, memories, and sense of security. It also shows how we nurture ourselves. The moon can help you find a simple, relaxing way to decompress. Use its placement in your chart to find out how to embrace the lunar phases and reduce stresses by harmonizing with its rhythms. Mercury is the planet of communication, travel, and news. It’s how we express our views to others. On a bad day, Mercury can also represent gossip and rumors that aren’t 100 percent true. Venus is the planet of love, affection, sensuality, romance and money. It allows us to understand how we love and care for others, what luxuries we love to spend our hard-earned cash on, and what sparks our inner emotional passions. If you’re looking for ways to spice up your beauty regimen, look to your Venus sign and house placement. It’ll show you how to better care for your skin and how to evolve your look with makeup.This expansive and lucky planet shows us how to grow our minds. It also represents spiritual evolution, travel and higher-minded beliefs. We look to this planet to help us find an intelligent response to emotional problems. This hot-blooded planet likes to take action, argue and fight. The flip side to this energy is that Mars gets turned on by drama and chaos—even wanting more confrontation to satisfy its sexual desires. The karmic planet Saturn talks about commitment, stability, social order and the limitations or restrictions placed on us. It can also be a little thrifty and unable to give more than it receives when it comes to love and money. If we want to discuss personal or societal revolutions and changes, then we look to rebellious Uranus, which protests and awakens us to injustices on a global level. Illusory Neptune can create confusion, but if we are aware of our innate dreams then it will allow us to see and use our artistry and creative sentiments. Emotions run deep with this planet as it serves as poetry for the soul. Change is a good thing—however, fear can hold us back from growth and achieving our goals. Pluto shakes us up and forces us to transform, even if we are resistant.The North Node or True Node represents our truest calling. It shows us what we want to accomplish, which may make us feel a little uncomfortable because it’s a new journey for our soul. This is who we were and what we wanted in our past lives. It’s what we are letting go of in this lifetime in order to become the best versions of ourselves. Let’s say you were born on August 1, 1995 at 9:20 a.m. in London. The first thing you would have to do is cast the chart, which you can do here. You will need to know your time and date of birth, and location. Once you have that, you can interpret the information. As you can see, the birth chart is mapped out in the form of a wheel. We will start counter-clockwise, where the letters ‘AC’ are for ascendant—the starting point of the chart.Here the ascendant/1st House is ruled by Virgo, whose natural planetary ruler is Mercury. This denotes an analytical and patient personality. Action planet Mars is also in the 1st House in Libra. This energy creates an energized and active vibe. The 2nd House is ruled by Libra, which means that financial matters are handled with care and financial gain happens through partnerships. The 3rd House is ruled by Scorpio, which denotes a need for truth in all communication. This energy is further felt through Pluto’s presence in Scorpio in the 3rd House. Jupiter resides in the 3rd House by a degree in Sagittarius, which shows the desire to talk a lot with the incentive of finding an understanding of the self through discussing matters thoroughly. Continue around the wheel using the house guidance above, and there you have your birth chart. “I receive more requests for in-home glam rooms than almost any other type of personalized space,” Kathryn Rotondi revealed on a call earlier this spring. A Los Angeles–based interior designer, Rotondi had just completed work on America’s priciest home, a $350 million, seven-acre modernist oasis in Bel Air with 42 bathrooms, 21 bedrooms, a 30-car garage—and a full-service salon. Such personalized primping spaces have become ubiquitous of late, she continues. “I designed an entirely pink onyx glam room for a particular client incorporating the exact mirrors, beauty products, and top-of-the-line equipment as her favorite Beverly Hills salon.” Even the seating was customized for the client’s height, she elaborates. Obviously.The clan Kardashian Jenner is arguably responsible for the “glam room” trend—and the term itself, which was coined by designer Martyn Bullard, who has dreamed up such spaces for Kylie, Khloé, and Kris—but the concept dates back many years. Centuries even, according to fashion and cultural historian Laura McLaws Helms, who cites Marie Antoinette’s pièce des bains, which was added to her petit appartement de la reine at Versailles in 1781 and featured a lace-curtained copper bath, silk daybed, and well-appointed vanity where she might have had her signature face mask (a blend of cognac, dry milk powder, lemon juice, and egg white) applied. It’s a concept that was heartily embraced by Old Hollywood too, says Helms, detailing the over-the-top beautifying quarters of actresses such as Marlene Dietrich, Joan Crawford, and Mae West, who enjoyed the comforts of luxurious dressing rooms on set and came to expect the same at home. (Jean Harlow famously had a lucky mirror in her glam room that she made sure to glance at before walking out the door.) New Hollywood has followed suit. Who can forget the glam room tour Taraji P. Henson gave her Instagram followers, welcoming them into her full-service home salon—or the one Laura Harrier recently granted Architectural Digest, showing off her own pink-themed glam space with vintage deadstock wallpaper and a Deco-style Italian mirror? “At first I thought I was making an office,” the actress told the publication, “but this was actually more practical.”“These rooms have become the requisite of a successful, glamorous person’s house,” suggests Bullard. But as remote lifestyles have made being camera-ready an essential job requirement for anyone logging on to Zoom, they’re also becoming a requisite for the rest of us. “What were once luxury bonuses are now mainstream, and I think this is going to become more and more normalized,” adds Rotondi, who has been building out small vanity stations in master closets for clients without square footage to spare. To wit, search for glam rooms on YouTube and one of the most viewed videos (after Kylie Jenner’s home tour) is a glam room makeover by popular L.A.-based design duo Mr. Kate. The budget? $300. Here, the professionals weigh in on a DIY guide for tapping into the design phenomenon.The first and most important task is setting aside designated space for your glam area. If you have a big master bathroom, that’s the most obvious spot, says Rotondi. “They’re already designed to enhance your well-being, so with a few adjustments they can be transformed into a room for glamour pretty easily.” She suggests choosing an area that can be cordoned off with a recognizable “glam wall” product display. “A floating wall mount of lucite shelves is my go-to,” says Rotondi, who likes to add a pop of color or gloss for the containers and set them at different heights for visual interest. A walk-in closet is another option, she says: Integrate a wall-mount mirror with a vanity table and small stool that you can tuck underneath, and most importantly, swap out recessed lighting for a vanity bar above the mirror or a “halo” mirror. And if extra space is really at a minimum, try a rollaway glam cart, says Rotondi: They can move around the house with you and easily tuck into a closet when not in use.Good lighting is essential for a hair and makeup space to be effective. “You want it to be warm in a way that accentuates, highlights, and makes you feel more beautiful,” says Los Angeles interior designer Brigette Romanek, who cautions against putting any lighting directly above your head because it can make skin look washed out and cast unflattering shadows. In addition to cosigning on Rotondi’s nod to vanity bars and halo mirrors, Romanek loves the homeyness of the Tennessee W1 wall lamp. “It’s elegant and simple, made from a beautiful cloth fabric that lights in such a complimentary way,” she explains. For something a bit more dynamic, Romanek recommends the Gélule wall lamp.No matter the size, your glam room is your own personal Shangri-la—and it should be decorated to reflect that, says Romanek. “Keep in mind what you want to feel when you enter,” she says, suggesting fabrics, materials, and colors that make your skin glow and that give you good energy. A wall covering, for example—in ultra-suede if you’re minimal, or chinoiserie if you’re not—can bring in personality and warmth. The same goes for art, which can go far in setting the tone, says Rotondi, who often sources work for her clients from Art Angels in L.A.If a custom built-in vanity is not in your budget, there are many freestanding tables at both ends of the price spectrum that make great substitutes. For a splurge, Rotondi recommends the Yves Vanity by Baxter, while Homary’s vanity dressing table with integrated swivel cabinets—or an Ikea white dressing table (just switch out the existing knobs for something with a bit more flair)—offers more affordable options. 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Below is a list of products available, Please contact us if you do not see this product in our product options. We will contact you within 12 hours And you will have the product according to your requirements, see more on the available products. Click here to buy this shirt: Warning Bought the Drink Package T-Shirt There’s no question that 2020 was a difficult year for fashion. The COVID-19 pandemic hit young designers especially hard, forcing many to figure out how to stay in business—to say nothing of staying creative and inspired in one of the world’s darkest times. The 20 semi-finalists for the 2021 LVMH Prize represent the award’s first pandemic class, showcasing the many ways young talents have had to adapt and expand in trying times. Their collections will be shown in a virtual showroom from April 6 to 11, and in an LVMH Prize first, visitors will be able to vote on their favorites.“This year, over 1,900 people applied: Young designers are showing great maturity in their work,” said Delphine Arnault, executive vice president of Louis Vuitton and founder of the LVMH Prize. “Today, designers are asked to be much more than designers, and the candidates have adapted to this new reality. They are very aware of their image, they build their businesses…and above all, they think about creation and its environmental issues. All the semi-finalists show a sincere and deep commitment, whether it be social, ethical, artisanal, environmental, or local. They are anchored in today’s world.”The 2021 semi-finalists hail from around the world, spanning Lebanon to Nigeria and Japan to the United States, and represent a cross section of the industry. Some, like Christopher John Rogers, who won the 2019 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund, and Charles de Vilmorin, the newly appointed creative director of Rochas, are already starting to make names for themselves. Others like Rui and Nensi Dojaka are less well-known but nonetheless celebrity favorites, dressing the likes of Bella Hadid and Kylie Jenner. On the whole, the 2021 semi-finalists represent a more independent segment of young designers: Every brand is a solo project, with the exception of Amy Trinh and Evan Phillips of Wed. The 2021 winner will receive a 300,000-euro prize and a year of mentorship from an team of LVMH experts; the winner of the Karl Lagerfeld special prize will receive a 150,000-euro sum and a year of mentorship. “This has been one of the great strengths of the prize since its launch,” said Arnault of the mentorship. “The winners are young, often working alone or in pairs, sometimes surrounded by very small teams, and they aren’t always aware of how this industry works, in terms of intellectual property or marketing, sourcing or distribution, supply chain. All the winners confirm how much this helps them in their strategy and their development.”In addition to a new slate of designers, the LVMH Prize also has a new ambassador: Naomi Osaka. The 23-year-old tennis champion will join the LVMH judges and expert panel, including new expert additions Bella Hadid and Vogue China’s Margaret Zhang, and present the grand prize (in person, we hope!) later this year. “[Osaka] is an exceptional young woman, authentic and committed, who embodies her generation. Her career and her convictions, her personal artistic involvement are a model for all the semi-finalists,” said Arnault. “I am very happy that she has accepted to be the ambassador of this edition.Asked for a few additional words on this year’s cast of designers, Arnault listed their unifying qualities: “Their vision of the future, their optimism, their commitment, and of course, their talent!”The 2021 LVMH Prize semi-finalists are: AGR, a British womenswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Alicia Robinson, 30Bianca Saunders, a British menswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Bianca Saunders, 28Charles de Vilmorin, a French genderless brand based in France, designed by Charles de Vilmorin, 25Christopher John Rogers, an American womenswear brand based in the United States, designed by Christopher John Rogers, 28Conner Ives, an American womenswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Conner Ives, 25Federico Cina, an Italian genderless brand based in Italy, designed by Frederico Cina, 27KidSuper, an American menswear brand based in the United States, designed by Colm Dillane, 30Kika Vargas, a Columbian womenswear brand based in Columbia, designed by Kika Vargas, 38Lagos Space Programme, a Nigerian genderless brand based in Nigeria, designed by Adeju Thompson, 30Lukhanyo Mdingi, a South African womenswear and menswear brand based in South Africa, designed by Lukhanyo Mdingi, 29Midorikawa Official, a Japanese genderless brand based in Japan, designed by Tadu Midorikawa, 39Nensi Dojaka, an Albanian womenswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Nensi Dojaka, 28Post Archive Faction, a Korean menswear brand based in South Korea, designed by Dongjoon Lim, 29Renaissance Renaissance, a Lebanese womenswear brand based in Lebanon and France, designed by Cynthia Mehrej, 32Rier, an Italian genderless brand based in France, designed by Andreas Steiner, 36Rui, a Chinese genderless brand based in China, designed by Rui Zhou, 27Saul Nash, a British menswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Saul Nash, 31Shuting Qiu, a Chinese womenswear brand based in China, designed by Shuting Qiu, 27Taakk, a Japanese menswear brand based in Japan, designed by Takuya Morikawa, 39Wed, a British womenswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Amy Trinh and Evan Phillips, both 30 Mankind has been using astrology for millennia as a way of telling and recording time. The Bible’s Old and New Testament, as well as the Qur’an, reference lunar phases to mark certain months and dates in the year—a practice also used by Ancient Chinese, Maya and South Asian civilizations. Meanwhile, what may be the oldest drawing of a birth chart was found in a cave in Croatia, dating back more than 2,000 years, which suggests an early interest in harnessing astrology as a tool for unlocking knowledge about the individual. In modern times, we use birth charts as a way of gaining a deeper understanding of the self, our relationship with others, and our place in the world.An astrological birth chart maps the planetary alignment at the exact moment you were born. There are 12 signs of the zodiac—Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces—and 12 houses in a chart (1st House, 2nd House and so on). Each zodiac sign has a different vibe and each house represents a different aspect and area of our lives (education, family, love, health, work). As well as the sun and the moon, there are 10 planets that astrologers take into account to understand a person’s psyche: Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Mars, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, North Node and South Node (more on those later).By mapping out which planet and zodiac sign were in which astrological house at the time you were born, you can gain greater insight into who you are.The birth chart has 12 different sections, called ‘houses’. Each house represents a different area of life. They all have a natural sign and planetary ruler that elevates the house. The 1st House in the astrology chart represents you. It shows how you carry yourself and what people first notice about you. If you have any planets in your 1st House, then they will have a significant effect on your overall personality, energy, and vibe.The 2nd House represents personal finances and wealth. It shows how much money you can earn, your innate desire to gain materialism or quest for your confidence and self-worth. This is where you will look to see how you communicate with others and your schooling. It also describes the type of relationship you have with your siblings and roommates. What are your values and family like? Look to the 4th House to find out what your personal foundation is—also, how you love and care for your brood and home life. This is the House of pleasure, playfulness, creativity, and casual dating. It’s where you can look to see who, what, when, and how you’re crushing on someone—and what kind of dates you like to go on.The 6th House represents health, daily routine, and self-care. If you’re looking for an excuse for a spa day, then this is where you can look to see when to schedule one for maximum results. Who and how you love is defined by checking out this area of the birth chart. By peeping here, you can find the ideal person you want to commit to and invest in, long-term. Personal transformation is shown here. You can see how you will evolve over time. Look here to see your relationship with credit card debt, college loans, and pay raises. Higher education, travel, philosophy, and adventure are found in the 9th House. By looking here, you can find out what you enjoy studying and how to pursue your personal ideology. This is the house of public image—what you share and give to others, and how you want to be perceived by the world. It also represents your professional calling and status.This house defines the types of friendships, groups, community, and associations you make. More importantly, the members of your crew that have your back and fight for the same causes. Look here to find what visions and dreams you hold dear in your heart. This part of your chart teaches you that by clearing your thoughts and leaning into your intuition, you can find answers to all of your quandaries and struggles. There are 12 zodiac signs based on the 12 constellations in the sky. Each sign represents the period in which the sun shines its light on the constellation. They depict the ego of the individual born during that time period. Aries is a cardinal fire sign and the first sign of the zodiac. Arians are known for their impulsive and courageous demeanor. Taurus is a fixed earth sign known for its sensual, artistic side, and for being stubborn. Gemini is a miracle air sign known for its dualistic nature and intellect. Cancer is a cardinal water sign that is emotionally sensitive. Leo is a fire sign known for its theatrics, generosity, and loyalty. Virgo is an earth and mutable sign known for its analytical nature. Libra is an air and cardinal sign that finds balance, harmony and peace in the law and relationships.Scorpio is a water and fixed sign that is transformative and passionate. Sagittarius is a fire and mutable sign known for its positivity and philosophical sentiments. Capricorn is an earth and cardinal sign that is reflective, disciplined, and hard-working. Aquarius is an air and fixed sign known for its progressive mind and humanitarian side. Pisces is a water and mutable sign that is intuitive, creative, and sentimental. Each planet represents a different part of our psyche and helps us create and craft who we are. They show us the way we act and react to situations and people, and the passions and drive we have to make our dreams come true. You may have one, a few, or no planets in a house (all of which is quite common). Think of the planets as the seasoning of the houses—they add flavor. Each planet is a ‘natural ruler’ of a sign. This means that they have a zodiac sign that they really like to be in. The planet can live up to its truest and purest form in the sign that it rules.Simply put, the sun is one’s ego, determination and will. The sun orbits all signs of the zodiac in a calendar year. The moon changes signs every 2.5 days. It represents the part of ourselves that we cannot express—our emotions, memories, and sense of security. It also shows how we nurture ourselves. The moon can help you find a simple, relaxing way to decompress. Use its placement in your chart to find out how to embrace the lunar phases and reduce stresses by harmonizing with its rhythms. Mercury is the planet of communication, travel, and news. It’s how we express our views to others. On a bad day, Mercury can also represent gossip and rumors that aren’t 100 percent true. Venus is the planet of love, affection, sensuality, romance and money. It allows us to understand how we love and care for others, what luxuries we love to spend our hard-earned cash on, and what sparks our inner emotional passions. If you’re looking for ways to spice up your beauty regimen, look to your Venus sign and house placement. It’ll show you how to better care for your skin and how to evolve your look with makeup.This expansive and lucky planet shows us how to grow our minds. It also represents spiritual evolution, travel and higher-minded beliefs. We look to this planet to help us find an intelligent response to emotional problems. This hot-blooded planet likes to take action, argue and fight. The flip side to this energy is that Mars gets turned on by drama and chaos—even wanting more confrontation to satisfy its sexual desires. The karmic planet Saturn talks about commitment, stability, social order and the limitations or restrictions placed on us. It can also be a little thrifty and unable to give more than it receives when it comes to love and money. If we want to discuss personal or societal revolutions and changes, then we look to rebellious Uranus, which protests and awakens us to injustices on a global level. Illusory Neptune can create confusion, but if we are aware of our innate dreams then it will allow us to see and use our artistry and creative sentiments. Emotions run deep with this planet as it serves as poetry for the soul. Change is a good thing—however, fear can hold us back from growth and achieving our goals. Pluto shakes us up and forces us to transform, even if we are resistant.The North Node or True Node represents our truest calling. It shows us what we want to accomplish, which may make us feel a little uncomfortable because it’s a new journey for our soul. This is who we were and what we wanted in our past lives. It’s what we are letting go of in this lifetime in order to become the best versions of ourselves. Let’s say you were born on August 1, 1995 at 9:20 a.m. in London. The first thing you would have to do is cast the chart, which you can do here. You will need to know your time and date of birth, and location. Once you have that, you can interpret the information. As you can see, the birth chart is mapped out in the form of a wheel. We will start counter-clockwise, where the letters ‘AC’ are for ascendant—the starting point of the chart.Here the ascendant/1st House is ruled by Virgo, whose natural planetary ruler is Mercury. This denotes an analytical and patient personality. Action planet Mars is also in the 1st House in Libra. This energy creates an energized and active vibe. The 2nd House is ruled by Libra, which means that financial matters are handled with care and financial gain happens through partnerships. The 3rd House is ruled by Scorpio, which denotes a need for truth in all communication. This energy is further felt through Pluto’s presence in Scorpio in the 3rd House. Jupiter resides in the 3rd House by a degree in Sagittarius, which shows the desire to talk a lot with the incentive of finding an understanding of the self through discussing matters thoroughly. Continue around the wheel using the house guidance above, and there you have your birth chart. “I receive more requests for in-home glam rooms than almost any other type of personalized space,” Kathryn Rotondi revealed on a call earlier this spring. A Los Angeles–based interior designer, Rotondi had just completed work on America’s priciest home, a $350 million, seven-acre modernist oasis in Bel Air with 42 bathrooms, 21 bedrooms, a 30-car garage—and a full-service salon. Such personalized primping spaces have become ubiquitous of late, she continues. “I designed an entirely pink onyx glam room for a particular client incorporating the exact mirrors, beauty products, and top-of-the-line equipment as her favorite Beverly Hills salon.” Even the seating was customized for the client’s height, she elaborates. Obviously.The clan Kardashian Jenner is arguably responsible for the “glam room” trend—and the term itself, which was coined by designer Martyn Bullard, who has dreamed up such spaces for Kylie, Khloé, and Kris—but the concept dates back many years. Centuries even, according to fashion and cultural historian Laura McLaws Helms, who cites Marie Antoinette’s pièce des bains, which was added to her petit appartement de la reine at Versailles in 1781 and featured a lace-curtained copper bath, silk daybed, and well-appointed vanity where she might have had her signature face mask (a blend of cognac, dry milk powder, lemon juice, and egg white) applied. It’s a concept that was heartily embraced by Old Hollywood too, says Helms, detailing the over-the-top beautifying quarters of actresses such as Marlene Dietrich, Joan Crawford, and Mae West, who enjoyed the comforts of luxurious dressing rooms on set and came to expect the same at home. (Jean Harlow famously had a lucky mirror in her glam room that she made sure to glance at before walking out the door.) New Hollywood has followed suit. Who can forget the glam room tour Taraji P. Henson gave her Instagram followers, welcoming them into her full-service home salon—or the one Laura Harrier recently granted Architectural Digest, showing off her own pink-themed glam space with vintage deadstock wallpaper and a Deco-style Italian mirror? “At first I thought I was making an office,” the actress told the publication, “but this was actually more practical.”“These rooms have become the requisite of a successful, glamorous person’s house,” suggests Bullard. But as remote lifestyles have made being camera-ready an essential job requirement for anyone logging on to Zoom, they’re also becoming a requisite for the rest of us. “What were once luxury bonuses are now mainstream, and I think this is going to become more and more normalized,” adds Rotondi, who has been building out small vanity stations in master closets for clients without square footage to spare. To wit, search for glam rooms on YouTube and one of the most viewed videos (after Kylie Jenner’s home tour) is a glam room makeover by popular L.A.-based design duo Mr. Kate. The budget? $300. Here, the professionals weigh in on a DIY guide for tapping into the design phenomenon.The first and most important task is setting aside designated space for your glam area. If you have a big master bathroom, that’s the most obvious spot, says Rotondi. “They’re already designed to enhance your well-being, so with a few adjustments they can be transformed into a room for glamour pretty easily.” She suggests choosing an area that can be cordoned off with a recognizable “glam wall” product display. “A floating wall mount of lucite shelves is my go-to,” says Rotondi, who likes to add a pop of color or gloss for the containers and set them at different heights for visual interest. A walk-in closet is another option, she says: Integrate a wall-mount mirror with a vanity table and small stool that you can tuck underneath, and most importantly, swap out recessed lighting for a vanity bar above the mirror or a “halo” mirror. And if extra space is really at a minimum, try a rollaway glam cart, says Rotondi: They can move around the house with you and easily tuck into a closet when not in use.Good lighting is essential for a hair and makeup space to be effective. “You want it to be warm in a way that accentuates, highlights, and makes you feel more beautiful,” says Los Angeles interior designer Brigette Romanek, who cautions against putting any lighting directly above your head because it can make skin look washed out and cast unflattering shadows. In addition to cosigning on Rotondi’s nod to vanity bars and halo mirrors, Romanek loves the homeyness of the Tennessee W1 wall lamp. “It’s elegant and simple, made from a beautiful cloth fabric that lights in such a complimentary way,” she explains. For something a bit more dynamic, Romanek recommends the Gélule wall lamp.No matter the size, your glam room is your own personal Shangri-la—and it should be decorated to reflect that, says Romanek. “Keep in mind what you want to feel when you enter,” she says, suggesting fabrics, materials, and colors that make your skin glow and that give you good energy. A wall covering, for example—in ultra-suede if you’re minimal, or chinoiserie if you’re not—can bring in personality and warmth. The same goes for art, which can go far in setting the tone, says Rotondi, who often sources work for her clients from Art Angels in L.A.If a custom built-in vanity is not in your budget, there are many freestanding tables at both ends of the price spectrum that make great substitutes. For a splurge, Rotondi recommends the Yves Vanity by Baxter, while Homary’s vanity dressing table with integrated swivel cabinets—or an Ikea white dressing table (just switch out the existing knobs for something with a bit more flair)—offers more affordable options. 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Their collections will be shown in a virtual showroom from April 6 to 11, and in an LVMH Prize first, visitors will be able to vote on their favorites.“This year, over 1,900 people applied: Young designers are showing great maturity in their work,” said Delphine Arnault, executive vice president of Louis Vuitton and founder of the LVMH Prize. “Today, designers are asked to be much more than designers, and the candidates have adapted to this new reality. They are very aware of their image, they build their businesses…and above all, they think about creation and its environmental issues. All the semi-finalists show a sincere and deep commitment, whether it be social, ethical, artisanal, environmental, or local. They are anchored in today’s world.”The 2021 semi-finalists hail from around the world, spanning Lebanon to Nigeria and Japan to the United States, and represent a cross section of the industry. Some, like Christopher John Rogers, who won the 2019 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund, and Charles de Vilmorin, the newly appointed creative director of Rochas, are already starting to make names for themselves. Others like Rui and Nensi Dojaka are less well-known but nonetheless celebrity favorites, dressing the likes of Bella Hadid and Kylie Jenner. On the whole, the 2021 semi-finalists represent a more independent segment of young designers: Every brand is a solo project, with the exception of Amy Trinh and Evan Phillips of Wed. The 2021 winner will receive a 300,000-euro prize and a year of mentorship from an team of LVMH experts; the winner of the Karl Lagerfeld special prize will receive a 150,000-euro sum and a year of mentorship. “This has been one of the great strengths of the prize since its launch,” said Arnault of the mentorship. “The winners are young, often working alone or in pairs, sometimes surrounded by very small teams, and they aren’t always aware of how this industry works, in terms of intellectual property or marketing, sourcing or distribution, supply chain. All the winners confirm how much this helps them in their strategy and their development.”In addition to a new slate of designers, the LVMH Prize also has a new ambassador: Naomi Osaka. The 23-year-old tennis champion will join the LVMH judges and expert panel, including new expert additions Bella Hadid and Vogue China’s Margaret Zhang, and present the grand prize (in person, we hope!) later this year. “[Osaka] is an exceptional young woman, authentic and committed, who embodies her generation. Her career and her convictions, her personal artistic involvement are a model for all the semi-finalists,” said Arnault. “I am very happy that she has accepted to be the ambassador of this edition.Asked for a few additional words on this year’s cast of designers, Arnault listed their unifying qualities: “Their vision of the future, their optimism, their commitment, and of course, their talent!”The 2021 LVMH Prize semi-finalists are: AGR, a British womenswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Alicia Robinson, 30Bianca Saunders, a British menswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Bianca Saunders, 28Charles de Vilmorin, a French genderless brand based in France, designed by Charles de Vilmorin, 25Christopher John Rogers, an American womenswear brand based in the United States, designed by Christopher John Rogers, 28Conner Ives, an American womenswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Conner Ives, 25Federico Cina, an Italian genderless brand based in Italy, designed by Frederico Cina, 27KidSuper, an American menswear brand based in the United States, designed by Colm Dillane, 30Kika Vargas, a Columbian womenswear brand based in Columbia, designed by Kika Vargas, 38Lagos Space Programme, a Nigerian genderless brand based in Nigeria, designed by Adeju Thompson, 30Lukhanyo Mdingi, a South African womenswear and menswear brand based in South Africa, designed by Lukhanyo Mdingi, 29Midorikawa Official, a Japanese genderless brand based in Japan, designed by Tadu Midorikawa, 39Nensi Dojaka, an Albanian womenswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Nensi Dojaka, 28Post Archive Faction, a Korean menswear brand based in South Korea, designed by Dongjoon Lim, 29Renaissance Renaissance, a Lebanese womenswear brand based in Lebanon and France, designed by Cynthia Mehrej, 32Rier, an Italian genderless brand based in France, designed by Andreas Steiner, 36Rui, a Chinese genderless brand based in China, designed by Rui Zhou, 27Saul Nash, a British menswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Saul Nash, 31Shuting Qiu, a Chinese womenswear brand based in China, designed by Shuting Qiu, 27Taakk, a Japanese menswear brand based in Japan, designed by Takuya Morikawa, 39Wed, a British womenswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Amy Trinh and Evan Phillips, both 30 Mankind has been using astrology for millennia as a way of telling and recording time. The Bible’s Old and New Testament, as well as the Qur’an, reference lunar phases to mark certain months and dates in the year—a practice also used by Ancient Chinese, Maya and South Asian civilizations. Meanwhile, what may be the oldest drawing of a birth chart was found in a cave in Croatia, dating back more than 2,000 years, which suggests an early interest in harnessing astrology as a tool for unlocking knowledge about the individual. In modern times, we use birth charts as a way of gaining a deeper understanding of the self, our relationship with others, and our place in the world.An astrological birth chart maps the planetary alignment at the exact moment you were born. There are 12 signs of the zodiac—Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces—and 12 houses in a chart (1st House, 2nd House and so on). Each zodiac sign has a different vibe and each house represents a different aspect and area of our lives (education, family, love, health, work). As well as the sun and the moon, there are 10 planets that astrologers take into account to understand a person’s psyche: Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Mars, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, North Node and South Node (more on those later).By mapping out which planet and zodiac sign were in which astrological house at the time you were born, you can gain greater insight into who you are.The birth chart has 12 different sections, called ‘houses’. Each house represents a different area of life. They all have a natural sign and planetary ruler that elevates the house. The 1st House in the astrology chart represents you. It shows how you carry yourself and what people first notice about you. If you have any planets in your 1st House, then they will have a significant effect on your overall personality, energy, and vibe.The 2nd House represents personal finances and wealth. It shows how much money you can earn, your innate desire to gain materialism or quest for your confidence and self-worth. This is where you will look to see how you communicate with others and your schooling. It also describes the type of relationship you have with your siblings and roommates. What are your values and family like? Look to the 4th House to find out what your personal foundation is—also, how you love and care for your brood and home life. This is the House of pleasure, playfulness, creativity, and casual dating. It’s where you can look to see who, what, when, and how you’re crushing on someone—and what kind of dates you like to go on.The 6th House represents health, daily routine, and self-care. If you’re looking for an excuse for a spa day, then this is where you can look to see when to schedule one for maximum results. Who and how you love is defined by checking out this area of the birth chart. By peeping here, you can find the ideal person you want to commit to and invest in, long-term. Personal transformation is shown here. You can see how you will evolve over time. Look here to see your relationship with credit card debt, college loans, and pay raises. Higher education, travel, philosophy, and adventure are found in the 9th House. By looking here, you can find out what you enjoy studying and how to pursue your personal ideology. This is the house of public image—what you share and give to others, and how you want to be perceived by the world. It also represents your professional calling and status.This house defines the types of friendships, groups, community, and associations you make. More importantly, the members of your crew that have your back and fight for the same causes. Look here to find what visions and dreams you hold dear in your heart. This part of your chart teaches you that by clearing your thoughts and leaning into your intuition, you can find answers to all of your quandaries and struggles. There are 12 zodiac signs based on the 12 constellations in the sky. Each sign represents the period in which the sun shines its light on the constellation. They depict the ego of the individual born during that time period. Aries is a cardinal fire sign and the first sign of the zodiac. Arians are known for their impulsive and courageous demeanor. Taurus is a fixed earth sign known for its sensual, artistic side, and for being stubborn. Gemini is a miracle air sign known for its dualistic nature and intellect. Cancer is a cardinal water sign that is emotionally sensitive. Leo is a fire sign known for its theatrics, generosity, and loyalty. Virgo is an earth and mutable sign known for its analytical nature. Libra is an air and cardinal sign that finds balance, harmony and peace in the law and relationships.Scorpio is a water and fixed sign that is transformative and passionate. Sagittarius is a fire and mutable sign known for its positivity and philosophical sentiments. Capricorn is an earth and cardinal sign that is reflective, disciplined, and hard-working. Aquarius is an air and fixed sign known for its progressive mind and humanitarian side. Pisces is a water and mutable sign that is intuitive, creative, and sentimental. Each planet represents a different part of our psyche and helps us create and craft who we are. They show us the way we act and react to situations and people, and the passions and drive we have to make our dreams come true. You may have one, a few, or no planets in a house (all of which is quite common). Think of the planets as the seasoning of the houses—they add flavor. Each planet is a ‘natural ruler’ of a sign. This means that they have a zodiac sign that they really like to be in. The planet can live up to its truest and purest form in the sign that it rules.Simply put, the sun is one’s ego, determination and will. The sun orbits all signs of the zodiac in a calendar year. The moon changes signs every 2.5 days. It represents the part of ourselves that we cannot express—our emotions, memories, and sense of security. It also shows how we nurture ourselves. The moon can help you find a simple, relaxing way to decompress. Use its placement in your chart to find out how to embrace the lunar phases and reduce stresses by harmonizing with its rhythms. Mercury is the planet of communication, travel, and news. It’s how we express our views to others. On a bad day, Mercury can also represent gossip and rumors that aren’t 100 percent true. Venus is the planet of love, affection, sensuality, romance and money. It allows us to understand how we love and care for others, what luxuries we love to spend our hard-earned cash on, and what sparks our inner emotional passions. If you’re looking for ways to spice up your beauty regimen, look to your Venus sign and house placement. It’ll show you how to better care for your skin and how to evolve your look with makeup.This expansive and lucky planet shows us how to grow our minds. It also represents spiritual evolution, travel and higher-minded beliefs. We look to this planet to help us find an intelligent response to emotional problems. This hot-blooded planet likes to take action, argue and fight. The flip side to this energy is that Mars gets turned on by drama and chaos—even wanting more confrontation to satisfy its sexual desires. The karmic planet Saturn talks about commitment, stability, social order and the limitations or restrictions placed on us. It can also be a little thrifty and unable to give more than it receives when it comes to love and money. If we want to discuss personal or societal revolutions and changes, then we look to rebellious Uranus, which protests and awakens us to injustices on a global level. Illusory Neptune can create confusion, but if we are aware of our innate dreams then it will allow us to see and use our artistry and creative sentiments. Emotions run deep with this planet as it serves as poetry for the soul. Change is a good thing—however, fear can hold us back from growth and achieving our goals. Pluto shakes us up and forces us to transform, even if we are resistant.The North Node or True Node represents our truest calling. It shows us what we want to accomplish, which may make us feel a little uncomfortable because it’s a new journey for our soul. This is who we were and what we wanted in our past lives. It’s what we are letting go of in this lifetime in order to become the best versions of ourselves. Let’s say you were born on August 1, 1995 at 9:20 a.m. in London. The first thing you would have to do is cast the chart, which you can do here. You will need to know your time and date of birth, and location. Once you have that, you can interpret the information. As you can see, the birth chart is mapped out in the form of a wheel. We will start counter-clockwise, where the letters ‘AC’ are for ascendant—the starting point of the chart.Here the ascendant/1st House is ruled by Virgo, whose natural planetary ruler is Mercury. This denotes an analytical and patient personality. Action planet Mars is also in the 1st House in Libra. This energy creates an energized and active vibe. The 2nd House is ruled by Libra, which means that financial matters are handled with care and financial gain happens through partnerships. The 3rd House is ruled by Scorpio, which denotes a need for truth in all communication. This energy is further felt through Pluto’s presence in Scorpio in the 3rd House. Jupiter resides in the 3rd House by a degree in Sagittarius, which shows the desire to talk a lot with the incentive of finding an understanding of the self through discussing matters thoroughly. Continue around the wheel using the house guidance above, and there you have your birth chart. “I receive more requests for in-home glam rooms than almost any other type of personalized space,” Kathryn Rotondi revealed on a call earlier this spring. A Los Angeles–based interior designer, Rotondi had just completed work on America’s priciest home, a $350 million, seven-acre modernist oasis in Bel Air with 42 bathrooms, 21 bedrooms, a 30-car garage—and a full-service salon. Such personalized primping spaces have become ubiquitous of late, she continues. “I designed an entirely pink onyx glam room for a particular client incorporating the exact mirrors, beauty products, and top-of-the-line equipment as her favorite Beverly Hills salon.” Even the seating was customized for the client’s height, she elaborates. Obviously.The clan Kardashian Jenner is arguably responsible for the “glam room” trend—and the term itself, which was coined by designer Martyn Bullard, who has dreamed up such spaces for Kylie, Khloé, and Kris—but the concept dates back many years. Centuries even, according to fashion and cultural historian Laura McLaws Helms, who cites Marie Antoinette’s pièce des bains, which was added to her petit appartement de la reine at Versailles in 1781 and featured a lace-curtained copper bath, silk daybed, and well-appointed vanity where she might have had her signature face mask (a blend of cognac, dry milk powder, lemon juice, and egg white) applied. It’s a concept that was heartily embraced by Old Hollywood too, says Helms, detailing the over-the-top beautifying quarters of actresses such as Marlene Dietrich, Joan Crawford, and Mae West, who enjoyed the comforts of luxurious dressing rooms on set and came to expect the same at home. (Jean Harlow famously had a lucky mirror in her glam room that she made sure to glance at before walking out the door.) New Hollywood has followed suit. Who can forget the glam room tour Taraji P. Henson gave her Instagram followers, welcoming them into her full-service home salon—or the one Laura Harrier recently granted Architectural Digest, showing off her own pink-themed glam space with vintage deadstock wallpaper and a Deco-style Italian mirror? “At first I thought I was making an office,” the actress told the publication, “but this was actually more practical.”“These rooms have become the requisite of a successful, glamorous person’s house,” suggests Bullard. But as remote lifestyles have made being camera-ready an essential job requirement for anyone logging on to Zoom, they’re also becoming a requisite for the rest of us. “What were once luxury bonuses are now mainstream, and I think this is going to become more and more normalized,” adds Rotondi, who has been building out small vanity stations in master closets for clients without square footage to spare. To wit, search for glam rooms on YouTube and one of the most viewed videos (after Kylie Jenner’s home tour) is a glam room makeover by popular L.A.-based design duo Mr. Kate. The budget? $300. Here, the professionals weigh in on a DIY guide for tapping into the design phenomenon.The first and most important task is setting aside designated space for your glam area. If you have a big master bathroom, that’s the most obvious spot, says Rotondi. “They’re already designed to enhance your well-being, so with a few adjustments they can be transformed into a room for glamour pretty easily.” She suggests choosing an area that can be cordoned off with a recognizable “glam wall” product display. “A floating wall mount of lucite shelves is my go-to,” says Rotondi, who likes to add a pop of color or gloss for the containers and set them at different heights for visual interest. A walk-in closet is another option, she says: Integrate a wall-mount mirror with a vanity table and small stool that you can tuck underneath, and most importantly, swap out recessed lighting for a vanity bar above the mirror or a “halo” mirror. And if extra space is really at a minimum, try a rollaway glam cart, says Rotondi: They can move around the house with you and easily tuck into a closet when not in use.Good lighting is essential for a hair and makeup space to be effective. “You want it to be warm in a way that accentuates, highlights, and makes you feel more beautiful,” says Los Angeles interior designer Brigette Romanek, who cautions against putting any lighting directly above your head because it can make skin look washed out and cast unflattering shadows. In addition to cosigning on Rotondi’s nod to vanity bars and halo mirrors, Romanek loves the homeyness of the Tennessee W1 wall lamp. “It’s elegant and simple, made from a beautiful cloth fabric that lights in such a complimentary way,” she explains. For something a bit more dynamic, Romanek recommends the Gélule wall lamp.No matter the size, your glam room is your own personal Shangri-la—and it should be decorated to reflect that, says Romanek. “Keep in mind what you want to feel when you enter,” she says, suggesting fabrics, materials, and colors that make your skin glow and that give you good energy. A wall covering, for example—in ultra-suede if you’re minimal, or chinoiserie if you’re not—can bring in personality and warmth. The same goes for art, which can go far in setting the tone, says Rotondi, who often sources work for her clients from Art Angels in L.A.If a custom built-in vanity is not in your budget, there are many freestanding tables at both ends of the price spectrum that make great substitutes. For a splurge, Rotondi recommends the Yves Vanity by Baxter, while Homary’s vanity dressing table with integrated swivel cabinets—or an Ikea white dressing table (just switch out the existing knobs for something with a bit more flair)—offers more affordable options. 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Below is a list of products available, Please contact us if you do not see this product in our product options. We will contact you within 12 hours And you will have the product according to your requirements, see more on the available products. Click here to buy this shirt: Warning Bought the Drink Package T-Shirt There’s no question that 2020 was a difficult year for fashion. The COVID-19 pandemic hit young designers especially hard, forcing many to figure out how to stay in business—to say nothing of staying creative and inspired in one of the world’s darkest times. The 20 semi-finalists for the 2021 LVMH Prize represent the award’s first pandemic class, showcasing the many ways young talents have had to adapt and expand in trying times. Their collections will be shown in a virtual showroom from April 6 to 11, and in an LVMH Prize first, visitors will be able to vote on their favorites.“This year, over 1,900 people applied: Young designers are showing great maturity in their work,” said Delphine Arnault, executive vice president of Louis Vuitton and founder of the LVMH Prize. “Today, designers are asked to be much more than designers, and the candidates have adapted to this new reality. They are very aware of their image, they build their businesses…and above all, they think about creation and its environmental issues. All the semi-finalists show a sincere and deep commitment, whether it be social, ethical, artisanal, environmental, or local. They are anchored in today’s world.”The 2021 semi-finalists hail from around the world, spanning Lebanon to Nigeria and Japan to the United States, and represent a cross section of the industry. Some, like Christopher John Rogers, who won the 2019 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund, and Charles de Vilmorin, the newly appointed creative director of Rochas, are already starting to make names for themselves. Others like Rui and Nensi Dojaka are less well-known but nonetheless celebrity favorites, dressing the likes of Bella Hadid and Kylie Jenner. On the whole, the 2021 semi-finalists represent a more independent segment of young designers: Every brand is a solo project, with the exception of Amy Trinh and Evan Phillips of Wed. The 2021 winner will receive a 300,000-euro prize and a year of mentorship from an team of LVMH experts; the winner of the Karl Lagerfeld special prize will receive a 150,000-euro sum and a year of mentorship. “This has been one of the great strengths of the prize since its launch,” said Arnault of the mentorship. “The winners are young, often working alone or in pairs, sometimes surrounded by very small teams, and they aren’t always aware of how this industry works, in terms of intellectual property or marketing, sourcing or distribution, supply chain. All the winners confirm how much this helps them in their strategy and their development.”In addition to a new slate of designers, the LVMH Prize also has a new ambassador: Naomi Osaka. The 23-year-old tennis champion will join the LVMH judges and expert panel, including new expert additions Bella Hadid and Vogue China’s Margaret Zhang, and present the grand prize (in person, we hope!) later this year. “[Osaka] is an exceptional young woman, authentic and committed, who embodies her generation. Her career and her convictions, her personal artistic involvement are a model for all the semi-finalists,” said Arnault. “I am very happy that she has accepted to be the ambassador of this edition.Asked for a few additional words on this year’s cast of designers, Arnault listed their unifying qualities: “Their vision of the future, their optimism, their commitment, and of course, their talent!”The 2021 LVMH Prize semi-finalists are: AGR, a British womenswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Alicia Robinson, 30Bianca Saunders, a British menswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Bianca Saunders, 28Charles de Vilmorin, a French genderless brand based in France, designed by Charles de Vilmorin, 25Christopher John Rogers, an American womenswear brand based in the United States, designed by Christopher John Rogers, 28Conner Ives, an American womenswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Conner Ives, 25Federico Cina, an Italian genderless brand based in Italy, designed by Frederico Cina, 27KidSuper, an American menswear brand based in the United States, designed by Colm Dillane, 30Kika Vargas, a Columbian womenswear brand based in Columbia, designed by Kika Vargas, 38Lagos Space Programme, a Nigerian genderless brand based in Nigeria, designed by Adeju Thompson, 30Lukhanyo Mdingi, a South African womenswear and menswear brand based in South Africa, designed by Lukhanyo Mdingi, 29Midorikawa Official, a Japanese genderless brand based in Japan, designed by Tadu Midorikawa, 39Nensi Dojaka, an Albanian womenswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Nensi Dojaka, 28Post Archive Faction, a Korean menswear brand based in South Korea, designed by Dongjoon Lim, 29Renaissance Renaissance, a Lebanese womenswear brand based in Lebanon and France, designed by Cynthia Mehrej, 32Rier, an Italian genderless brand based in France, designed by Andreas Steiner, 36Rui, a Chinese genderless brand based in China, designed by Rui Zhou, 27Saul Nash, a British menswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Saul Nash, 31Shuting Qiu, a Chinese womenswear brand based in China, designed by Shuting Qiu, 27Taakk, a Japanese menswear brand based in Japan, designed by Takuya Morikawa, 39Wed, a British womenswear brand based in the United Kingdom, designed by Amy Trinh and Evan Phillips, both 30 Mankind has been using astrology for millennia as a way of telling and recording time. The Bible’s Old and New Testament, as well as the Qur’an, reference lunar phases to mark certain months and dates in the year—a practice also used by Ancient Chinese, Maya and South Asian civilizations. Meanwhile, what may be the oldest drawing of a birth chart was found in a cave in Croatia, dating back more than 2,000 years, which suggests an early interest in harnessing astrology as a tool for unlocking knowledge about the individual. In modern times, we use birth charts as a way of gaining a deeper understanding of the self, our relationship with others, and our place in the world.An astrological birth chart maps the planetary alignment at the exact moment you were born. There are 12 signs of the zodiac—Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces—and 12 houses in a chart (1st House, 2nd House and so on). Each zodiac sign has a different vibe and each house represents a different aspect and area of our lives (education, family, love, health, work). As well as the sun and the moon, there are 10 planets that astrologers take into account to understand a person’s psyche: Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Mars, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, North Node and South Node (more on those later).By mapping out which planet and zodiac sign were in which astrological house at the time you were born, you can gain greater insight into who you are.The birth chart has 12 different sections, called ‘houses’. Each house represents a different area of life. They all have a natural sign and planetary ruler that elevates the house. The 1st House in the astrology chart represents you. It shows how you carry yourself and what people first notice about you. If you have any planets in your 1st House, then they will have a significant effect on your overall personality, energy, and vibe.The 2nd House represents personal finances and wealth. It shows how much money you can earn, your innate desire to gain materialism or quest for your confidence and self-worth. This is where you will look to see how you communicate with others and your schooling. It also describes the type of relationship you have with your siblings and roommates. What are your values and family like? Look to the 4th House to find out what your personal foundation is—also, how you love and care for your brood and home life. This is the House of pleasure, playfulness, creativity, and casual dating. It’s where you can look to see who, what, when, and how you’re crushing on someone—and what kind of dates you like to go on.The 6th House represents health, daily routine, and self-care. If you’re looking for an excuse for a spa day, then this is where you can look to see when to schedule one for maximum results. Who and how you love is defined by checking out this area of the birth chart. By peeping here, you can find the ideal person you want to commit to and invest in, long-term. Personal transformation is shown here. You can see how you will evolve over time. Look here to see your relationship with credit card debt, college loans, and pay raises. Higher education, travel, philosophy, and adventure are found in the 9th House. By looking here, you can find out what you enjoy studying and how to pursue your personal ideology. This is the house of public image—what you share and give to others, and how you want to be perceived by the world. It also represents your professional calling and status.This house defines the types of friendships, groups, community, and associations you make. More importantly, the members of your crew that have your back and fight for the same causes. Look here to find what visions and dreams you hold dear in your heart. This part of your chart teaches you that by clearing your thoughts and leaning into your intuition, you can find answers to all of your quandaries and struggles. There are 12 zodiac signs based on the 12 constellations in the sky. Each sign represents the period in which the sun shines its light on the constellation. They depict the ego of the individual born during that time period. Aries is a cardinal fire sign and the first sign of the zodiac. Arians are known for their impulsive and courageous demeanor. Taurus is a fixed earth sign known for its sensual, artistic side, and for being stubborn. Gemini is a miracle air sign known for its dualistic nature and intellect. Cancer is a cardinal water sign that is emotionally sensitive. Leo is a fire sign known for its theatrics, generosity, and loyalty. Virgo is an earth and mutable sign known for its analytical nature. Libra is an air and cardinal sign that finds balance, harmony and peace in the law and relationships.Scorpio is a water and fixed sign that is transformative and passionate. Sagittarius is a fire and mutable sign known for its positivity and philosophical sentiments. Capricorn is an earth and cardinal sign that is reflective, disciplined, and hard-working. Aquarius is an air and fixed sign known for its progressive mind and humanitarian side. Pisces is a water and mutable sign that is intuitive, creative, and sentimental. Each planet represents a different part of our psyche and helps us create and craft who we are. They show us the way we act and react to situations and people, and the passions and drive we have to make our dreams come true. You may have one, a few, or no planets in a house (all of which is quite common). Think of the planets as the seasoning of the houses—they add flavor. Each planet is a ‘natural ruler’ of a sign. This means that they have a zodiac sign that they really like to be in. The planet can live up to its truest and purest form in the sign that it rules.Simply put, the sun is one’s ego, determination and will. The sun orbits all signs of the zodiac in a calendar year. The moon changes signs every 2.5 days. It represents the part of ourselves that we cannot express—our emotions, memories, and sense of security. It also shows how we nurture ourselves. The moon can help you find a simple, relaxing way to decompress. Use its placement in your chart to find out how to embrace the lunar phases and reduce stresses by harmonizing with its rhythms. Mercury is the planet of communication, travel, and news. It’s how we express our views to others. On a bad day, Mercury can also represent gossip and rumors that aren’t 100 percent true. Venus is the planet of love, affection, sensuality, romance and money. It allows us to understand how we love and care for others, what luxuries we love to spend our hard-earned cash on, and what sparks our inner emotional passions. If you’re looking for ways to spice up your beauty regimen, look to your Venus sign and house placement. It’ll show you how to better care for your skin and how to evolve your look with makeup.This expansive and lucky planet shows us how to grow our minds. It also represents spiritual evolution, travel and higher-minded beliefs. We look to this planet to help us find an intelligent response to emotional problems. This hot-blooded planet likes to take action, argue and fight. The flip side to this energy is that Mars gets turned on by drama and chaos—even wanting more confrontation to satisfy its sexual desires. The karmic planet Saturn talks about commitment, stability, social order and the limitations or restrictions placed on us. It can also be a little thrifty and unable to give more than it receives when it comes to love and money. If we want to discuss personal or societal revolutions and changes, then we look to rebellious Uranus, which protests and awakens us to injustices on a global level. Illusory Neptune can create confusion, but if we are aware of our innate dreams then it will allow us to see and use our artistry and creative sentiments. Emotions run deep with this planet as it serves as poetry for the soul. Change is a good thing—however, fear can hold us back from growth and achieving our goals. Pluto shakes us up and forces us to transform, even if we are resistant.The North Node or True Node represents our truest calling. It shows us what we want to accomplish, which may make us feel a little uncomfortable because it’s a new journey for our soul. This is who we were and what we wanted in our past lives. It’s what we are letting go of in this lifetime in order to become the best versions of ourselves. Let’s say you were born on August 1, 1995 at 9:20 a.m. in London. The first thing you would have to do is cast the chart, which you can do here. You will need to know your time and date of birth, and location. Once you have that, you can interpret the information. As you can see, the birth chart is mapped out in the form of a wheel. We will start counter-clockwise, where the letters ‘AC’ are for ascendant—the starting point of the chart.Here the ascendant/1st House is ruled by Virgo, whose natural planetary ruler is Mercury. This denotes an analytical and patient personality. Action planet Mars is also in the 1st House in Libra. This energy creates an energized and active vibe. The 2nd House is ruled by Libra, which means that financial matters are handled with care and financial gain happens through partnerships. The 3rd House is ruled by Scorpio, which denotes a need for truth in all communication. This energy is further felt through Pluto’s presence in Scorpio in the 3rd House. Jupiter resides in the 3rd House by a degree in Sagittarius, which shows the desire to talk a lot with the incentive of finding an understanding of the self through discussing matters thoroughly. Continue around the wheel using the house guidance above, and there you have your birth chart. “I receive more requests for in-home glam rooms than almost any other type of personalized space,” Kathryn Rotondi revealed on a call earlier this spring. A Los Angeles–based interior designer, Rotondi had just completed work on America’s priciest home, a $350 million, seven-acre modernist oasis in Bel Air with 42 bathrooms, 21 bedrooms, a 30-car garage—and a full-service salon. Such personalized primping spaces have become ubiquitous of late, she continues. “I designed an entirely pink onyx glam room for a particular client incorporating the exact mirrors, beauty products, and top-of-the-line equipment as her favorite Beverly Hills salon.” Even the seating was customized for the client’s height, she elaborates. Obviously.The clan Kardashian Jenner is arguably responsible for the “glam room” trend—and the term itself, which was coined by designer Martyn Bullard, who has dreamed up such spaces for Kylie, Khloé, and Kris—but the concept dates back many years. Centuries even, according to fashion and cultural historian Laura McLaws Helms, who cites Marie Antoinette’s pièce des bains, which was added to her petit appartement de la reine at Versailles in 1781 and featured a lace-curtained copper bath, silk daybed, and well-appointed vanity where she might have had her signature face mask (a blend of cognac, dry milk powder, lemon juice, and egg white) applied. It’s a concept that was heartily embraced by Old Hollywood too, says Helms, detailing the over-the-top beautifying quarters of actresses such as Marlene Dietrich, Joan Crawford, and Mae West, who enjoyed the comforts of luxurious dressing rooms on set and came to expect the same at home. (Jean Harlow famously had a lucky mirror in her glam room that she made sure to glance at before walking out the door.) New Hollywood has followed suit. Who can forget the glam room tour Taraji P. Henson gave her Instagram followers, welcoming them into her full-service home salon—or the one Laura Harrier recently granted Architectural Digest, showing off her own pink-themed glam space with vintage deadstock wallpaper and a Deco-style Italian mirror? “At first I thought I was making an office,” the actress told the publication, “but this was actually more practical.”“These rooms have become the requisite of a successful, glamorous person’s house,” suggests Bullard. But as remote lifestyles have made being camera-ready an essential job requirement for anyone logging on to Zoom, they’re also becoming a requisite for the rest of us. “What were once luxury bonuses are now mainstream, and I think this is going to become more and more normalized,” adds Rotondi, who has been building out small vanity stations in master closets for clients without square footage to spare. To wit, search for glam rooms on YouTube and one of the most viewed videos (after Kylie Jenner’s home tour) is a glam room makeover by popular L.A.-based design duo Mr. Kate. The budget? $300. Here, the professionals weigh in on a DIY guide for tapping into the design phenomenon.The first and most important task is setting aside designated space for your glam area. If you have a big master bathroom, that’s the most obvious spot, says Rotondi. “They’re already designed to enhance your well-being, so with a few adjustments they can be transformed into a room for glamour pretty easily.” She suggests choosing an area that can be cordoned off with a recognizable “glam wall” product display. “A floating wall mount of lucite shelves is my go-to,” says Rotondi, who likes to add a pop of color or gloss for the containers and set them at different heights for visual interest. A walk-in closet is another option, she says: Integrate a wall-mount mirror with a vanity table and small stool that you can tuck underneath, and most importantly, swap out recessed lighting for a vanity bar above the mirror or a “halo” mirror. And if extra space is really at a minimum, try a rollaway glam cart, says Rotondi: They can move around the house with you and easily tuck into a closet when not in use.Good lighting is essential for a hair and makeup space to be effective. “You want it to be warm in a way that accentuates, highlights, and makes you feel more beautiful,” says Los Angeles interior designer Brigette Romanek, who cautions against putting any lighting directly above your head because it can make skin look washed out and cast unflattering shadows. In addition to cosigning on Rotondi’s nod to vanity bars and halo mirrors, Romanek loves the homeyness of the Tennessee W1 wall lamp. “It’s elegant and simple, made from a beautiful cloth fabric that lights in such a complimentary way,” she explains. For something a bit more dynamic, Romanek recommends the Gélule wall lamp.No matter the size, your glam room is your own personal Shangri-la—and it should be decorated to reflect that, says Romanek. “Keep in mind what you want to feel when you enter,” she says, suggesting fabrics, materials, and colors that make your skin glow and that give you good energy. A wall covering, for example—in ultra-suede if you’re minimal, or chinoiserie if you’re not—can bring in personality and warmth. The same goes for art, which can go far in setting the tone, says Rotondi, who often sources work for her clients from Art Angels in L.A.If a custom built-in vanity is not in your budget, there are many freestanding tables at both ends of the price spectrum that make great substitutes. For a splurge, Rotondi recommends the Yves Vanity by Baxter, while Homary’s vanity dressing table with integrated swivel cabinets—or an Ikea white dressing table (just switch out the existing knobs for something with a bit more flair)—offers more affordable options. If you’re working with a higher table, pair it with a salon or barber chair from Minerva or Wayfair, and if you have the room, consider bringing in a small daybed or couch—“something you can sink into and think about all the amazing looks you’re going to create,” says Romanek, who likes the shape and coziness of Gubi’s Stay Sofa. 6 Available products for Warning Bought the Drink Package T-Shirt: Classic Men’s Shirt Classic Women’s Shirt Women’s The Boyfriend Tee Women’s Heather Wicking Tee Women’s Scoop Neck T-shirt Women’s Slouchy top Women’s Organic Tee Men’s Short Sleeve Tee Unisex Jersey Short Sleeve Tee Men’s Cotton Crew Tee Unisex Ultra Cotton Tee Men’s Heather Dri-Fit Tee Men’s Polo Shirt Men’s Jersey Polo Shirt Unisex Ringer Tee Men’s Lightweight Fashion Tee Men’s V-Neck Unisex Jersey Short Sleeve V-Neck Tee Women V-Neck Women’s Jersey Short Sleeve Deep V-Neck Tee Unisex Hoodie Unisex Heavy Blend™ Full-Zip Hooded Sweatshirt Men’s Lightweight Zip Hooded Sweatshirt Unisex French Terry Zip Hoodie AOP Unisex Zip Hoodie Unisex Longsleeve Unisex Jersey Long Sleeve Tee Unisex 3/4 Sleeve Baseball Tee Unisex Tri-Blend 3/4 Raglan Tee Men’s Varsity Jacket Youth T-shirt Sweatshirt Unisex Tank Top Men’s Sleeveless Performance Tee Women’s Cut & Sew Racerback Dress Women’s Pencil Skirt Women’s Cut & Sew Casual Leggings Women’s Sponge Fleece Wide Neck Sweatshirt Kids Regular Fit Tee Infant Long Sleeve Bodysuit Mug $22.99 Phone Case Bags Unisex Flip-Flops Available Size: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL Available Color: Black, Cardinal Red, Forest Green, Gold, Navy, Royal, Sport Grey, White… Thorshirts This product belong to hung3
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