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The charm of photo booths: step inside, close the curtain, wait for the print
There is a red curtain hanging in front of a peeling wall in the center of Florence. Above it, a painted cherub stares at you with wide eyes. Inside, there is a chair, a cold light, and a machine that never lies.
Fotoautomatica is one of those analog photo booths that have survived everything—digital cameras, smartphones, Instagram filters—and that today, inexplicably, create a line. Not of tourists looking for souvenirs. Of twenty-somethings who go in alone or in pairs and
Why we continue to seek Kate Moss
At the Gucci Fall/Winter 2026 show in Milan—Demna Gvasalia's first as creative director of the fashion house—she was the last to walk the runway. She wore a black high-neck dress covered in rhinestones, with a completely bare back, and a silver clutch. Kate Moss closed the show as she had opened an era thirty years earlier: with apparent effortlessness, with a presence that needs no explanation.
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Shark attacks andsurf culture:the controversialside of online environmentalism.
In the world of surfing, the ocean has never been a neutral space. It is a place of freedom, conscious risk, and silent respect. An environment that does not promise absolute safety, but authenticity. It is precisely this historical relationship between humans and the sea that has given rise to the cultural shock caused by an increasingly widespread narrative online: the celebration of deadly shark attacks as a sign of a supposed “revenge of nature.”
In recent years, and w
Traveling in the name of surfing: the key destinations for 2026
In 2026, surf travel is no longer just a matter of tides, swells, or legendary spots. It has become a way of moving around the world, a form of travel that intertwines time, body, and territory. The most relevant destinations are not only distinguished by the quality of their waves, but also by their ability to offer layered experiences, where surfing coexists with the landscape, local culture, and daily rhythm. Today, traveling with the waves means choosing when to leave, ho
Danny Fuller, the Pipeline surfer who turned his passion into a profession
There are surfers who win trophies, and surfers who become icons. Danny Fuller definitely belongs to the latter. Born and raised in Hawaii, Fuller is one of those riders who never needed rankings to prove his worth. His name is linked to one of the most iconic and feared waves on the planet: Pipeline, on the North Shore of Oahu. But reducing Danny Fuller to “the guy who surfs Pipe” would be limiting. His story is that of a young man who turned a total passion into a lifestyle
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