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But unlike light woods or floral wallpaper, the nude woman trend could be here to stay because it is tapping into something deeper than a simple appreciation for a look. Yes, boob and butt homewares are beautiful, much like the bodies they re modelled on, but they also represent a brand of intersectional feminism that is close to the hearts of millennial women. Where the trend started French-Algerian designer Anissa Kermiche sparked interest in the concept with her cheeky ‘Love Handles and ‘Jugs Jug’ vases. Kermiche is a computer science and engineering graduate who turned her hand to playful jewellery and interiors design, and who counts renowned style-writer Pandora Sykes, influencer Camille Charriere, as well as a growing number of celebrities including Gwyneth Paltrow, Lily James, Gigi Hadid and Elisabeth Moss among her cult-following. ....
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A Wealth of Open Spaces at the Ski Resorts in Idaho Story and photos by Tim Leffel Enjoying retro ticket prices and throwback facilities, a skier explores the uncrowded ski resorts in Idaho just before social distancing becomes a common phrase. “We’ve hit every trail now, so which ones do you want to do again?” Tony asked. It was quiet on the mountain, only an occasional other skier in sight, the creak of the lift chair being the only sound besides a breeze rustling the evergreen trees. This was the seventh Idaho ski resort the two of us had experienced and it was a fitting end to a week and a half of mostly empty slopes, no lift lines, and no pretention. That s exactly what I had been looking for. I wanted to see if there was a part of America left where normal people still went skiing from apartments they could actually afford, an area where every other lift ride wouldn’t involve a conversation with a hedge fund manager, surgeon, or corporate ....