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Iconic Israeli fashion house Maskit’s designs, which reinterpret traditional Middle Eastern dress, have become a high-fashion attraction that defines Israeli style. The brand is the subject of an exhibition at the Eretz Israel Museum (MUZA) in Tel Aviv, which opened on July 29.It will run until mid-December.The exhibition, titled “Maskit 10/30/70,” explores the history of Maskit, which was founded in 1954 as part of a government-sponsored enterprise that encouraged new immigrants from the Middle East and North Africa to create handicrafts that were part of the culture they grew up in. These crafts and textiles, including clothing, have become…

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Team LGBTQ is currently ranked 18th on the medal list for the 2024 Paris Olympics, just ahead of Brazil and other leading contenders. Outsports tracks all openly LGBTQ athletes collectively as Team LGBTQ, as if they were on their country’s team. At the Tokyo Olympics, 186 openly LGBTQ athletes would have ranked seventh overall in medals if they were on their country’s team. Team LGBTQ’s medal tally now stands at two silver and one bronze. Currently, there are 191 open athletes on the LGBTQ team, the 15th highest number of athletes among the “nations” competing in the Paris Olympics. More…

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PARIS (AP) — When Charlene Van Snick had an affair with another female athlete after winning a bronze medal in judo at the 2012 London Olympics, she says her coach told her she needed to keep it a secret for the sake of her future career.”It was a moment where I felt like I wasn’t myself,” said the retired Belgian Olympian, 33. “He said, ‘Charline, you have to fit into a box. Everyone is looking at you and you have to be straight.’ … I realised that this was not a place where I could be myself, this was not…

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PARIS — When Charlene Van Snick had an affair with another female athlete after winning a bronze medal in judo at the 2012 London Olympics, she says her coach told her she needed to keep it a secret for the sake of her future career.”It was a moment where I felt like I wasn’t myself,” said the retired Belgian Olympian, 33. “He said, ‘Charline, you have to fit into a box. Everyone is looking at you and you have to be heterosexual’ … I realised that this was not a place where I could be myself, this was not a…

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“Mermaid core” is all the rage this summer. Why not embrace the magic of the sea with mermaid-inspired fashion and beauty products? Here are 7 fashion and beauty products that will get you feeling like a mermaid. Montce Emerald Shimmer Hayden Bikini Top ($152) and Paula Tie-Up Bikini Bottom ($122)Montse Shine on the sand this summer in this beautiful emerald shimmer bikini set from Montce. The high coverage bottom and flattering sweetheart top create an hourglass figure, flattered by the beautiful emerald colour. Handcrafted in Australia, this bikini is one of a kind. Mooncat Maelstrom Nail Lacquer | $15Mooncat This…

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“Most Wanted” is a weekly series in which an editor, staff member, or influencer shares their absolute must-have or current wishlist item.As an editor, I scour the internet 24/7 for things to share. I’ve seen it all: the good, the bad, and even some “that should never have been in production.” At this point, I’m an expert on what’s worth writing about. In my recent internet sleuthing, I’ve come across plenty of breathtaking, instantly addictive stuff, from handbags that should be in a museum (and I’m not exaggerating) to beauty products that are instantly life-changing. So, without further ado, keep…

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Brigitte Macron is the First Lady of France and is married to President Emmanuel Macron. Over the past few years, the French First Lady has completely revamped her style, attending red carpet events, dinners with world leaders, and sitting front row at fashion shows. Most recently, she wore a Louis Vuitton suit to the 2024 Paris Olympics. Below, we take a look at how Macron’s style has evolved over the past decade. 2015 Brigitte Macron and Emmanuel Macron arrive in Paris for a state dinner hosted by then-French President François Hollande on June 2, 2015. Getty Images In 2015, Emmanuel…

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Community responseParents and community members were outraged to learn that students were being steered to these resources, and the revelation raised major concerns about parents not being involved in such important, life-changing decisions for minors.”I was shocked to learn that my child could be referred to such a service without my knowledge,” one concerned parent said. “This goes against everything we believe about parental rights and the importance of involving families in big health decisions.”School District ActionsNewport Mesa High School quickly removed links to LGBTQ center resources from its website in response to the uproar. “We are not affiliated with…

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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 4:38 — 4.5MB) | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Android | iHeartRadio | Blubrry | Wes Jenkins, winner of the 2024 Her Universe Fashion Show, used more than 600 used Barbie clothes to create his winning design. Mattel’s 10th Annual Her Universe Fashion Show kicked off San Diego Comic-Con with a standing-room-only crowd and an unforgettable evening of fashion and fandom. Throughout the night, 25 designers showcased stunning creations inspired by iconic fandom and pop culture characters, including Barbie, Beetlejuice, Magic 8 Ball, Monster High, Popples and more. From exquisite craftsmanship…

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When the hottest days of summer hit Kansas City, parts of the city will be warmer than others. Why does that happen, and who is affected? It all has to do with the “urban heat island” phenomenon observed in major cities around the world. Heat islands are usually concentrated in urban centers, where temperatures are several degrees higher than in suburban areas. This is due to the density of buildings, machinery, and concrete. Without this heat-generating infrastructure, temperatures would be uniform across the entire area. FOX4 Newsletter: Sign up for daily weather forecasts and Joe’s Weather Blog in your inbox…

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