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Jacket and skirt, Gareth Pugh, 2013
London-based Gareth Pugh is known for his experiments with shape and volume. He employs unusual materials that are difficult to work with, such as PVC and rubber, to make strong silhouettes. Like Balenciaga, he produces shapes that abstract the body.
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Part of Balenciaga: Shaping Fashion, held at the V&A (May 2017 to February 2018).
This exhibition examined the work and legacy of influential Spanish couturier Cristóbal Balenciaga, with over 100 pieces crafted by ‘the master’ of couture, his protégées and contemporary fashion designers working in the same innovative tradition.
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Photographed on the corner of Wakefield and Pulteney Streets during the 2019 Christmas Pageant in Adelaide, South Australia.
On Nov. 10, Syracuse Strong won against Hudson Valley Mountaineers in the New York State Championship game to be crowned "Kings of New York." Blair Taylor was named MVP of the game.
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| Kai Nguyen, Staff Photographer
„Mein Kopf ist ein brutaler Ort“
Christian (gesang) – im Hallenbad – Kulturzentrum am Schachtweg, Vorband zu „Destruction“ | Wolfsburg | Januar 2017
Saturday 12 November 2022: Phu (4080 m) - Nar (4110 m)
Nar Phu Day 4
Route: Phu / Phoo / Fu / फु (4080 m) - Kyang / क्यंग (3820 m) - Upper Chyakhu / Upper Chyakho / Upper Chyako (3800 m) - Nar Phedi / Naar Phedi (3490 m) - Nar / Naar / नर (4110 m)
Down to 3450 m and then up again.
Zom Zom - a long day and my mandatory grumpy day; every long trip has one.
A lovely (cold) trek back down the valley of the Phu Khola to the sunshine at Kyang where yaks were being herded, some unwillingly, and Annapurna II dominating the end of the river valley on the final section into Kyang. Early lunch back at the Karma Hotel in Upper Chyakhu then on between the red leaved thorn bushes, juniper trees and grasses towards Meta but turning off to take the trail to Nar Phedi.
A new bridge across the Nar Khola where it starts just below the conjunction of the Phu Khola and the Labse Khola. All the rivers deep in gorges at this point. Fab views south along the Nar Khola.
We didn't visit Naar Phedi Gompa, but started the slow slog 600m up to Nar. This was the grumpy part of my day.
A large stupa and mani wall marks the outskirts of Nar village lands, with the village coming into view a few minutes later. Stone built, higgledy piggedly layers, wood smoke and prayer flags. Similarities with Dolpo. Bigger than Phu, the village curves around its fields and all of it gets longer in the sun than Phu.
Through the village to Hotel Diki Ling, a lovely tea house lodge, where we tucked into tea and biscuits by a roasting hot stove - a welcome contrast with Phu!
Lovely sunset light on Kanguru (6981m).
Veggie momos and chips for tea.
Overnight: Hotel Diki Ling, Nar
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