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  Malan Breton Malan Breton presented his AW 2025-2026 collection, based on the themes of mystery and Eastern mythology during London Fashion Week at the Royal Horseguards.  As the world steps into the Year of the Snake, Malan Breton’s Fall 2025–2026 Collection slithers onto the London Fashion Week stage, weaving together the mysticism of Eastern mythology, the opulence of Victorian couture, and the ethereal fluidity of Asian silks. A hypnotic interplay of transformation, wisdom, and rebirth, the collection unfolds like a living legend—where past and future, fantasy and reality, collide.  Drenched in high-shine metallics, sumptuous silks, and intricate embroidery, each piece embodies serpentine seduction, evoking the celestial power of the snake in Asian culture. Unlike its Western portrayal as a symbol of temptation, the snake in Eastern mythology is revered—an emblem of evolution, intuition, and immortality. Breton channels this essence through silhouettes that exude bo...

  MVVO ART AT STOCK EXCHANGE   MvVO ART rang The Closing Bell at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on Valentine’s Day, February 14th, 2025, marking a major milestone in its mission to create opportunities for emerging artists and bring art to unexpected places. To celebrate this special occasion, MvVO ART will take over screens—inside and outside the NYSE building—with “Love Art”, a curated digital exhibition featuring stunning works by MvVO ART artists, all inspired by love. This bold showcase blends art, innovation, and commerce, introducing contemporary artists to a new and influential audience in the heart of Wall Street. “Bringing art into unexpected places is at the core of MvVO ART’s mission,” said Maria van Vlodrop, Founder & CEO of MvVO ART. “Collaborating with the NYSE allows us to elevate talented emerging artists in a groundbreaking way, expanding their visibility beyond traditional galleries and into high-profile, real-world spaces.” MvVO ART continues t...

  Firouz FarmanFarmaian Victor Gallery hosted the opening night for the exiting new art exhibition "Patterns of Passage / Caravans of Tapestries," featuring the works of artist Firouz FarmanFarmaian curated by We R The Nomads. Showing for one month only in New York before travelling onto Washington DC in April, this exhibition delves into the post-tribal quality of the textile units, exploring themes of nomadic displacement and the intricate memories encapsulated within the artworks. By expanding on textile units from the recent exhibition in Tribeca and including past abstract paintings, the show invites viewers to reflect on the narratives of movement, cultural identity, and the profound connections we share through art.  For more details, visit www.werthenomads.com   About Firouz FarmanFarmaian: Firouz FarmanFarmaian (born in 1973 Tehran, Iran) is an artist, composer, film director, and cultural producer. He is a descendant of the Qajar dynasty, a Turkic tribe tha...

  Tracy Turco With Jean Shafiroff Leesa Rowland A launch party was held at the Italian Fashion house Kiton in the Royal Poinciana Plaza in Palm Beach for Tracy Turco and the Team at Palm Scene Magazine to celebrate publication of the inaugural issue. Cindy Guyer With Tracy Turco   Carmen D'Alessio   Notable Attendees included: Tracy Turco, Jerry Turco, Lady Victoria Hervey, Gracie Gaylord (Miss Palm Beach USA 2025), Jocelyn Javits, Jean Shafiroff, Leesa Rowland, Carmen D’Allesio, Ramona Singer, Cindy Guyer, and Prince Mario Max. About Palm Scene Magazine: Palm Scene Magazine created by Tracy Turco is a vibrant celebration of creativity and culture that blends fashion, art, dining, and vintage charm, showcasing contemporary and timeless trends to inspire readers to embrace the nostalgic allure of yesteryear in today’s dynamic landscape.  For more information, please visit www.tracyturco.com .   IG: @palmscenemagazine Photos Courtesy Of Lawlor Media Group / Capeh...