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After a long wait, the son of William and Kate was born at 16.24. It's a boy and weighs 3.8 pounds.
Prince William has made an exception to the ceremony and personally called the Queen Elizabeth II to give her the good news.
The queen has been waiting for the birth of a great-grandson Buckinghan Palace, where an email has announced sex, weight and time of birth of the baby. A messenger then handed the certificate of birth of the baby to the royal family. The paper was then exposed in front of the gate to announce to the people the birth of the heir to the throne, third in line of succession after her father and Prince Charles.
So many celebrations front of the clinic, the same one where Princess Diana gave birth to William and Harry. The arrival of the royal baby was welcomed by the joy of the crowd and at least 103 cannon rounds: 41 shots were fired from Green Park and 62 from the Tower of London. In addition, the Union Jack flag flown on all public buildings and real. The fountain in Trafalgar Square will be colored blue for the occasion and the London Eye, the largest Ferris wheel that stands on the Thames, will be illuminated with the colors of the flag.
You will however still have to wait for the name of "baby Cambridge" for the name of the eldest son of Diana and Charles, William, we waited a week before the announcement, while the Prince of Wales, Charles, the name remained a mystery to a whole month and it was revealed just ahead of his baptism in December 1948.
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This particular 'piece' from Damien Hirst is created specifically for the restaurant.
Damien Hirst's two exhibited pieces have been specifically created to celebrate the opening of Mark Hix's latest restaurant venture in East London. The works celebrate Tramshed's menu which is centred around chicken and beef dishes. ‘Cock and Bull’ (2012) – a Hereford cow and cockerel preserved in a steel and glass tank of formaldehyde – is elevated above diners in the centre of the 1000 square foot old electricity generating station. The work forms part of the 'Natural History' series, Hirst's seminal collection of preserved animals. Alongside the monumental formaldehyde work, the artist has created a painting entitled 'Beef and Chicken' (2012). Installed at the mezzanine level, the painting depicts the 1990s cartoon characters 'Cow and Chicken' (Cartoon Network).
This particular 'piece' from Damien Hirst is created specifically for the restaurant. Damien Hirst 's two exhibited ...
LEGENDARY photographer Tim Walker will showcase over 175 of his most inspirational pictures in a new exhibition held at Somerset House this month and we have an exclusive preview to show you. Entitled Story Teller, the display - supported by Mulberry - will gives fans of his work a chance to see his ambitious and original imagery up close.
"It has been nearly five years since my last show and I felt I had enough work to put together a new publication and exhibition," Walker told us. "It is a great way to reflect on the images and see how things have evolved."
His imaginative and beautiful images have cultivated an impressive cult following over the past few years - his talk at the Vogue Festival in April garnered the longest queues of any event. 
He has worked with the industry's biggest names, including Alexander McQueen and Alber Elbaz, capturing their personalities in unexpected and novel ways.
His shoots are the stuff of fashion dreams - who else could persuade Karen Elson to pose on a bed with a giant faux crocodile or Rollo Hesketh Harvey to sit in a makeshift plane made entirely from bread? Those who can't make it to London to see the exhibition will be able to buy an accompanying book, published by Thames & Hudson, available from October 8.
"It is very difficult to make the ideas in my head come to life, but what is harder is making them look effortless," Walker explained. "A genuine sense of love for the subject matter permeates through every picture in the exhibition and accompanying book. Looking back at my earlier pictures, I think that the work is very much coming from the same place. I have gone through a period of challenging myself with a complicated idea to currently challenging myself with the idea of simplicity."
His shoots are the stuff of fashion dreams - who else could persuade Karen Elson to pose on a bed with a giant faux crocodile or Rollo Hesketh Harvey to sit in a makeshift plane made entirely from bread? Those who can't make it to London to see the exhibition will be able to buy an accompanying book, published by Thames & Hudson, available from October 8.
"It is very difficult to make the ideas in my head come to life, but what is harder is making them look effortless," Walker explained. "A genuine sense of love for the subject matter permeates through every picture in the exhibition and accompanying book. Looking back at my earlier pictures, I think that the work is very much coming from the same place. I have gone through a period of challenging myself with a complicated idea to currently challenging myself with the idea of simplicity."
His advice for aspiring photographers? "Only photograph what you love," he said.
Tim Walker Story Teller will open at Somerset House, London October 18 until January 27 2013.
LEGENDARY photographer Tim Walker will showcase over 175 of his most inspirational pictures in a new exhibition held at Somerset House...
NYC, 09.06.2012
Last night—all around the globe—people came out to celebrate and support the fashion industry during the fourth annual Fashion’s Night Out. Here, in New York City, the revelry went on until the wee hours, with designer appearances (Victoria Beckham, Oscar de la Renta), makeovers, model cameos (Karlie Kloss, Coco Rocha), concerts, celebrity sightings (Amar’e Stoudemire, Darren Criss, and Jessica Chastain), exclusive merchandise for sale, and even a few excellent, if slightly off-key, rounds of karaoke (thank you Michael Kors and Opening Ceremony).
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| Solange Knowles, Diane von Furstenberg, Allison Williams, and Vogue’s Meredith Melling Burke at DVF |
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| Karlie Kloss at DKN |
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| Darren Criss and Anna Wintour at Saks Fifth Avenue |
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| Outside Saks Fifth Avenue |
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| Oscar de la Renta at Saks Fifth Avenue |
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| Inside Macy’s Herald Square |
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| Coco Rocha at Longchamp |
Ieri sera Milano ha aperto l'edizione 2012 della Vogue Fashion NIght Out, giunta al quarto anno, grazie alla liason benefica tra Vogue Italiae il Comune di Milano.
A partire dalle 19, negozi aperti con speciali limited edition in vendita, cocktail, spettacoli e musica. Per tutta la sera, complice anche un ritrovato clima estivo, la città si è animata a festa e i milanesi si sono divertiti a incontrare stilisti e artisti, attori e star, ma anche a lasciarsi viziare con make-up e manicure su misura, consigli di stile nei negozi e musica per le strade.
Nella zona del Quadrilatero della moda e in centro, in zona Brera e Garibaldi così come in Corso Genova,innumerevoli gli appuntamenti e piacevole lo shopping, con il plus della finalità benefica: parte del ricavato della serata è stato infatti destinato ai terremotati dell'Emilia.
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| Giorgio Armani, Franca Sozzani, Stefano Boeri |
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| Roberto Cavalli per Lavazza |
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| P. Lindbergh, Marpessa e C. Sozzani |
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Paris, 06.09.2012
Boutiques illuminées, ambiance survoltée, foule galvanisée, musique effrénée…la Vogue Fashion Night Out était exceptionnelle. Drôles, sages ou excentriques, les invités anonymes se sont tous prêtés au jeu de la soirée, prenant la pose sous les projecteurs de Vogue.
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| Vogue Paris editors get the Vogue Fashion Night Out 2012 party started |
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| Karl Lagerfeld at Chanel |
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| Chloé cheerleaders |
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London, 06.09.2012
Fashion Night Out is one of the industry's biggest nights, with cities around the world simultaneously celebrating all things fashion - so needless to say London's finest were out in force. Bond Street - Old and New - became a catwalk, packed to bursting point with stylish shoppers sporting their very best so they could impress our Street Chic snapper.
In Mayfair, the streets were alive with music - from Labrinth at Emporio Armani's Secret Garden Party to live performances from four of the capital's emerging musicians at the Samsung Stage - which attracted hordes of crowds. Burberry's Bond Street store was - as usual at FNO - packed to the brim, as shoppers turned up to watch its band-of-the-moment, Southern. We wonder if they noticed the label's current muse, handsome Roo Panes, watching from the sidelines. One-girl-band Delilah took to theTopshop windows for a special gig, while Hermés got people dancing in the streets with its Swing Patrol band. A lone accordion player standing on a Bond Street corner was cheered on by crowds - a truly perfect sight to see. The link between fashion and music could not have been more obvious or more enjoyable.
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| Lizzy Jagger, Yasmin Le Bon and Amber Le Bon |
Elsewhere in Covent Garden, the Chanel human vending machines went down a storm - manned by hidden people who dispensed the chosen products into Chanel bags.
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| Harold Tillman, Alexandra Shulman and Sir Philip Green |
Opening Ceremony took its Korean-themed street party to the next level, with Japanese-inspired cocktails, delicious food and a trailer - in which shoppers could get their hair done in the style of Manga girls.
Of course, the party of the night was undeniably the Vogue and Mulberry official FNO soirée - held at the label's Bond Street store. The star guests were in no short supply - Manolo Blahnik, Edie Campbell, Roland Mouret,Christopher Kane, Daisy Lowe, Suki Waterhouse, Portia Freeman, Matthew Williamson and Erdem to name but a few - as were the decadent refreshments. Oysters and Champagne anyone? "The crowd is wonderful and there's a real buzz here," Suki Waterhouse told us. "I love having the chance to meet all the designers too. Emma Hill, for example, is amazing - I really appreciate her work."
Unsurprisingly, some of the most popular spots involved food, as lengthy queues formed outside Missoni's ice cream van, Daks' popcorn stall and Hotel Chocolat's pop-up venue. The talk between Francesca Burns and Bronwyn Cosgrave on the legacy of Coco Chanel (featuring a surprise fashion show with Edie Campbell and Pixie Geldof), at the label's Bond Street store was such a hit with shoppers that even latecomer Daisy Lowe had to stand on the stairs because there were no seats left. Queues at Alexander McQueen spanned the length of Old Bond Street, as shoppers vied for a chance to enter the label's special prize draw.
We could go on about the Hershesons' 15-minute blow-dries; Radley's adorable Scottie dogs; how Louis Vuitton's Yayoi Kusama windows became the sight everyone wanted a photograph of; and the aesthetically-pleasing men who sprayed us with Jo Malone's Blackberry & Bay scent; but it'd be difficult to stop.
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| Inside the Mulberry Fashion's Night Out party. |
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NYC, 09.06.2012 Last night—all around the globe—people came out to celebrate and support the fashion industry during the fourth an...
