Guido Palau is committed to the scroll. “I follow a lot of colorists from Japan, China and Korea,” says the legendary hairstylist, pointing to a more recent affinity for a particular hair coloring technique that has long been popular in Asia and is beginning to spread to the US. “It’s a kind of conception of color that feels almost computerized,” says Palau, who has created a beauty hypothesis around the ubiquitous influence of technology. After years of clinging to the idea of ​​”realness” — no makeup makeup, come-as-you-are hair — we’re now approaching the “hyperreal‘ he says, the result of our collective consumption of archival inspo photos and avatar construction by the faulty pixels of our smartphones.

“There’s definitely a sci-fi anime feel to it,” Lena Ott says about the specific quality that Palau has stuck to. Ott, the New York-based colorist and frequent Palau collaborator responsible for his vibrant chromatic vision here, brought bright green bobs with him Alta Moda show by Dolce & Gabbana; a blue stripe to Coach’s Fall Sale; and pink, aqua, and lime spike tips too The Spring Tale by Thom Browne. As if on cue, customers at Ott’s popular Caroline studio suite in SoHo are starting to ask for a brightness that’s “slightly less smoky,” she reports, and that gravitates toward applications that are “tacky but rich.”

And what happens in the salon often spills onto the red carpet. Jodie Turner Smith recently debuted at the New York Film Festival in a rich fuchsia buzz-cut fade, and you can’t help but evoke images Tilda Swintons Shadow shift this summer in Venice. The Oscar winner regularly spoils her limp quiff with unusual colors. But for The Eternal Daughter For Premiere, she chose an eye-catching shade of Big Bird Yellow. (What the near-neon paint job lacked in subtlety it made up for in social media impressions.)

You don’t have to go all the way to Swinton to get into the fantasy, though, says Palau. “Just take a wig to your colorist and color it your way,” he advises. “Another fun accessory for beauty experiments.”

Fashion Editor: Patrick Mackie. hair, Guido Palau; Makeup, Diane Kendal.

Inspired by MJ’s short-lived baseball career, the Jordan series 01 has further expanded the brand’s lifestyle-centric silhouettes. After experimenting with different patterns of plush textiles, the latest construction stays true to its leather construction while showcasing a bevy of spring-like hues.

The second half of the model, which paints the forefoot in light cream, continues the lightened spectrum and covers the rest of the leather inserts with a bright white outfit. At the top, the tongue fills its mesh construction with a forest green hue, while its tongue tab echoes a rare touch of pink. Sky blue resumes its brightly colored palette and anchors the sockliner, while a gold-yellow Jumpman insignia sits amidst a plated white sole unit, which consists of a multicolored chalk treatment on the tread.

While we focus on the couples release date, enjoy official pictures of the latest Jordan series 01 below in the meantime.

In other news that New Balance TWO WXY V3 “Cerebral” will be released next Friday.

A staple in the “golden era” of Swooshes tires, the Nike Air More Uptempo is also due more than 25 years after the silhouette was first released in the ’90s. After a brief foray into boisterous outfits ready for the upcoming holidays, the latest silhouette endorsed by Scottie Pippen expands on vintage hues.

Light neutral colors run throughout the face of the model, dominated by a crisp white base layer of perforated leather. Enlarged graffiti-style “AIR” overlays provide even more inclusion with powder blue lettering accented by sky blue trim. Color-coordinated with the embroidered Swoosh on the forefoot and rubber laces placed next to it, the “Sail” hues impart an aged aesthetic through the model’s laces and plated sole unit before finishing along the Swoosh jewel of the heel counter.

Enjoy official images of the Nike Air More Uptempo “Blue/Sail” below, while we remain firm on further release details expected to be available in the coming weeks.

For more information under the Beaverton-based brand umbrella, visit concepts x Nike SB Dunk Low “Orange Lobster”.

I grew up in sunny California, where springtime is defined by the sweet scent of blooming flowers and pure, unblemished blue skies, where hardly a day of summer goes by without the sun turning all that the eye can see into a warm, pleasant orange light. I do remember, however, that my childhood days of playing outside were always overseen by a figure who stood in stark, shadowy contrast to the bright lightness and carelessness around her – my mother, who always donned her huge straw sun hat , when we left the house and sought solace in the shade while I played, treating the sun as if even a fleeting touch would threaten her ever-pale skin. I remember wondering even now whether such extreme caution was worth it, whether pallor really was enough to sacrifice the simple, irreplaceable pleasure of sunlight on bare skin.

Of course, at the time, I had little idea of ​​the concept of Colorism, not to mention its ever-present, ongoing influence on a global scale.

Colorism, defined as prejudice against people because of their darker skin color, is an often unrecognized extension of racism. Both are systematic products of ingrained institutions of colonialism and social hierarchy, which continue to influence the aesthetic, ideological, and cultural facets of modern society, although colorism exhibits subtle differences in its historical origin and cultural association within individual ethnic communities. Broadly speaking, the colorism present in African-American communities is most directly related to the European colonial project and slavery, while the colorism for Asian communities can best be understood by first distinguishing between countries included and excluded in European colonialism efforts . In colonized countries like Vietnam or the Philippines, whiteness as a cultural ideal is derived from western communities, which came to value whiteness as a sign of high social status. In East Asian countries without such a direct connection with the western world, colorism can be traced more directly to the gradual association of pale skin with the leisure class, as the manual labor demanded by the working class required more time outdoors and a subsequent darker complexion.

Regardless of its origin, it is important to recognize that the perpetuation of this divide rests on notions that go well beyond white skin, which is merely an indicator of higher social status. Rather, it is also based on the notion that comparatively white skin represents beauty and serenity, while darker skin represents the exact opposite: ugliness, wildness, and inferiority. The implication of this—that members of a minority group have greater worth if they are lighter in complexion—introduces perhaps the most reprehensible aspect of colorism: that it pits people of the same ethnic minority against one another. Although racism can be similarly internalized and practiced within a community, colorism has much more obvious implications for the way members of an ethnic group compete for positions close to whites.

Indeed, the internalization of a white aesthetic ideal is so ingrained that many of us are unaware of the extent to which it is constantly being reinforced. One of the most glaring examples of this can be understood through careful consideration of what we collectively consider to be the physical “default”. Let’s say if a character in a book is of unspecified ethnicity, how do we imagine them until they are more specifically described? Why do we have such a different perception of shows with an all-Black or all-Asian cast versus a show with an all-white cast? The answer lies in the way whiteness has become background in a figure-ground analogy through which people of color are made visible – the first thing that comes to mind when we see a notable aspect of media, that of white Ideal deviates, is mostly an observation about your deviation from the standard setting.

On closer inspection, however, America’s relationship to the white ideal is complicated. While pale skin tends to be judged independently in Asian countries and can be viewed more as a spectrum – with the lightest skin having the highest value and decreasing the further one deviates from this ideal – in America “white” is not defined solely by the complexion of the own skin. Instead, it’s often collectively defined by the presence of Eurocentric traits, meaning that while ‘tan’ has indeed become something of a cultural ideal, it’s not because whiteness has become less valuable. In fact, the idealization of darker skin presupposes the presence of other Eurocentric facial features, which means that darker skin as a positive adjunct to beauty is a privilege reserved only for those who already have a close adherence to the physical definition of whiteness. Even today, the effect of a white ideal goes beyond pure aesthetics; numerous studies show the connection between whiteness and higher economic and social standing.

That being said, how can we begin to combat this phenomenon of modern society, where whiteness has gone from being a cultural ideal to some sort of cultural imperative that offers all sorts of economic and social benefits? In a way, change happens on an individual basis – in other words, by confronting your own inner prejudices and challenging yourself to adopt a mindset separate from cultural norms. It is not enough, however, to acknowledge the vice that the aesthetic and cultural ideal of whiteness inflicts on modern society. In order to really achieve any semblance of systematic change, it is crucial that media representation as a whole changes.

Simply put, feeling beautiful regardless of skin color shouldn’t be a privilege — it should be the norm.

KAREN VIBERT-KENNEDY/Sun-Gazette Kevin Early, from left, Dave Myers and Jennifer Dudek plant trees as part of the City Streets and Parks Department crew along West Fourth Street in Newberry on Thursday.

Crews from the Williamsport Streets and Parks Department worked quickly to plant 40 young, bare-rooted shade trees along West Fourth Street on Thursday, before torrential rain is expected today.

Working at a steady pace, the team planted the trees in the driveway between the curb and sidewalk from Funston Avenue to Oliver Street.

The replanting is an attempt to replace 51 trees that were removed by PennDOT in 2019.

Their initial removal, in some cases overnight, caused havoc with homeowners demanding their replacement when they were removed as part of the West Fourth Street road remodeling and utility replacement work. Construction has been delayed until 2028, PennDOT has told city officials multiple times.

“I’m so happy for the people of Newberry,” Councilwoman Bonnie Katz, vice president of the council and chair of the city’s public works committee, said. Katz was a strong advocate for them being replaced.

“First of all, this should never have happened” cat said. “The city is trying to right a wrong, even if it might only be temporary.”

Trees help with the environment and noise pollution, bringing Newberry back into the nice neighborhood look.

Historically, West Fourth Street in Newberry was lined with trees.

When PennDOT removed the trees, they changed the entire streetscape to the detriment of everyone who lives, works, or regularly drives through Newberry, said Michele Frey, a Newberry resident and president of the Newberry Community Partnership.

Tree-lined streets have been shown to slow traffic, make drivers more aware of their surroundings and have been shown to reduce crime rates, Frey said.

Trees also increase property value, trap rainwater, reduce noise, and naturally cool homes and sidewalks, she said.

After years of efforts to have PennDOT replace the street trees they removed, it was announced that they have no plans to return to the project until 2028.

While ongoing discussions with PennDOT have been unproductive, discussions with Mayor Derek Slaughter and council members have continued.

Earlier this year, the City of Williamsport announced plans to ensure streetscape restoration.

Frey expressed appreciation for the road and park crew and the planting and restoration. Newberry has many schools, historic baseball fields, established businesses (like Dunkin’) and growing businesses (like Diamond Square Market), she noted.

“The Newberry community is special and its streetscape is worth restoring and preserving,” said Frey.

The conditions couldn’t have been better. Blue skies and sunny conditions helped with the tree planting work, which was precisely timed before nature watered the trees as she does.

Workers planted a combination of Hackberry Celetis Occidentalis and Zelkova Green Vase trees. The trees were rather easy to carry, not heavy at all, and the brown bark is a light chocolate color. There are no buds on them.

The Zelkova mature and shoot upwards in a manner “Vase” Shape as the hackberry spreads upward and outward, said Chad Eckert, the city ranger and certified arborist for the department.

The trees cost US$5,000 and were sourced from Schichtel’s Nursery in New York, a nursery the department works well with and has used successfully in the past. The replanting was done with funds from the American Rescue Plan Act, not general funds, the crew told the Sun Gazette.

The trees are expected to be in leaf when the weather takes a turn in April or May.

The department provided traffic control on both sides of the construction site.

Crews said they planted about 34 on the north portion of West Fourth Street and six on the south side.

To get the job done quickly, the team had a root cutter cutting through the grass and into the soft dirt in a matter of seconds, exposing a hole. The 1 1/2 inch diameter and 1 3/4 diameter trees were then carried over by the truck and placed in the hole. The roots were pressed down and the soft earth was then laid back by the crew, using their shoes and a small shovel (if necessary) to kick them into place and tamping down the dirt.

Then another worker brought some wood mulch with a shovel and spread it around the tree with a rake.

The trees are the responsibility of the individual homeowners where the trees were planted, said Dave Myers, park foreman.

Most city employees, except for those required to be on duty in public safety departments, are on paid Veterans Day vacation. So if they are not quite ready, they can continue on Monday if all the trees are not able to be planted.

At the pace they were going it seemed they would finish by the end of the Thursday shift.

Crews would not speculate about what will happen when government rebuilding of the road resumes in 2028. This is better left to negotiations between the administration, council, public bodies, the non-profit organization and local residents, the workers said.

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Color trends can be something you are not even aware of. They slowly seep into your world until they appear in your food, clothing, home decor, and more.

Purple has been a presence in recent years and will peak when Lavender Cream becomes Pantone’s color of the year for 2023.

This soft hue represents wellness, self-care and digital escapism, according to Pantone – the authority behind global color trends used by designers and product developers.

In Israel it is Golan Heights is the place to indulge in all things lavender.

Head north from the Sea of ​​Galilee and you will arrive Moshav Kanafwhere the purple fields look like they have been lifted from Provence.

While sitting on the cafe terrace Azizo lavender farmtry lavender-infused cappuccinos, shortbread cookies and ice cream or be more adventurous with a slice of pizza topped with dried lavender.

And don’t forget to breathe in the heavenly, slightly medicinal scent that fills the air.

A dream on hold

Azizo, founded by Lilach Assraf and her husband Dan, has grown into a 60 dunam (14.8 acre) lavender farm over the last 10 years.

However, their association with lavender began in 1985 when the young couple from Petah Tikva and a group of friends decided to settle in the lower region of the Golan Heights.

“We wanted to make a living from farming. The Jewish Agency adviser who was with us asked what we thought we should plant, and most of the group said plums or pears, since the area is known for growing fruit,” recalls Lilach, whose name is the Hebrew word for “lilac”.

“But he had just returned from Provence and enthusiastically advised us to grow lavender. He had seen how successful it was over there and figured our sunny climate would also provide the same conditions for lavender to thrive.”

Unfortunately, the weather could not be relied on, especially for a crop that needs full sun and well-drained soil. The following year, Lilach recounts, was unusually rainy and cold, followed by six years of extremely dry conditions. Ultimately, the project never got off the ground.

Despite this, the Assrafs chose to base their lives on Moshav Kanaf with its panoramic views over the Sea of ​​Galilee.

Lilach worked as a manager in an optometrist and Dan worked in security for the local government.

Then, 10 years ago, they felt the “vision and dream” of cultivating lavender reappearing and decided to plant five dunams (1.2 acres) this time under the guidance of Prof. Nativ Dudai, Head of the Department of Medicinal and aromatic plants to grow Newe-Ya’ar Agricultural Research Center.

The couple also traveled to Provence and other countries with a long history of lavender cultivation. They found their connection with Bulgaria most productive.

“Bulgaria is world famous for its roses, but they are equally specialized in the distillation of lavender. We bought all our stills from there,” Lilach tells ISRAEL21c.

King of essential oils

That Lavender Grosso Species they have chosen for breeding is a hybrid developed in France.

The name means ‘fat lavender’ as this variety has unusually large and deep purple flower spikes and retains its color and scent even after drying. It also attracts bees and butterflies.

“It grows everywhere in Provence,” says Dudai. “It was also chosen because it has the highest yield of enteric oils and is therefore the most profitable to grow.”

Lavender oil has a long list of uses, which is why Lilach calls it the “king of essential oils.”

It has proven antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties that can help heal minor burns and insect bites, and is useful in treating anxiety, insomnia, and depression. Lavender oil is commonly used in aromatherapy and various topical products like massage oils and lotions.

Lavender water, created from steam when the oil separates from the water in the distillation process, is also used as an ingredient in soaps, creams, and fragrances.

agritourism

Only in the last five years have the Assrafs been able to give up their daily jobs and devote themselves fully to the Azizo, named after the sixth-century Dir Aziz synagogue excavated nearby.

In addition to earning income from the sale of enteric-coated oils to various industries, the farm is also a successful agritourism business, attracting visitors year-round for guided tours, its café, and gift shop.

The store is a riot of purple hues with items like lavender aromatherapy oil, cosmetics, chocolates, jams, liquors, dried lavender sachets, and lavender honey from Azizo’s own beehives.

The Azizo model of agritourism and the yield of high-quality enteric-coated lavender oil are the key to commercial success for Dudai. His plan, he tells ISRAEL21c, is to create several lavender farms in the region that will create a route similar to what Napa Valley has done with wineries.

“From May to the end of July, people will come to see the flowering fields at their peak. Then it’s the harvest time and the distillation process that is also interesting to learn about and see first hand. My vision is to see the Golan Heights painted purple,” he says.

Two other lavender farms on the Golan are: Ruth Sdot Aromatic Plants Farm in A Zivan and Novik’s lavender farm, Moshav Schaal.

For a lavender fix in Tel Aviv there is a lavender cappuccino Cafe Barzilai or peach and lavender ice cream Arta Glidaria.

Just a year from his 30th birthday, Tinker is Hatfield’s icon Air Huarache silhouette has received a rare number of suggestions lately and is now starting an elementary school suggestion to keep things fresh in the classroom.

The dominant print explores a medley of disparate doodles found in a bored college student’s notebook and uses a black and white aesthetic for the model’s mesh bootie construction, while glossy leather overlays create a dominant white contrast. Black laces further darken the model on top, while a plated white sole sits over an ice blue tread underfoot. The attached heel counter offers a rare choice from the tonal spectrum and is finished off in two tone color blocking with shades of red orange and bright neon green.

In the meantime, although the brand hasn’t said a word about a release date, you can enjoy official pictures of the exclusive elementary school Air Huarache under.

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