The mood was set by this beautiful creation from AI Artist @joooo.ann, in conjunction with Maison Kitsuné (@maisonkitsune). The worlds were created using the rugby stripes from their Fall/Winter 23 collection. The environments reflect the artist’s playful style and present a sense of peace and mysterious wonder.

We are absolutely fans of the color palette featured in all of the images. This particular one just happened to be our favorite of the bunch. What do you think and how does it make you feel? We would Luv to hear your thoughts.

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“Brain over brand” is how Heron Preston (www.heronpreston.com) describes his new collaboration opportunity with H&M, and for good reason.

“We’re starting small and experimenting with new processes and concepts. It’s bigger than the product. The idea is to [eventually] share with the industry how to create closed-loop systems.” said Preston in Highsnobiety in the last weeks.

This comes at an important time when climate concerns and the reality of fashion’s contributions have been making waves throughout the industry for multiple years now. H&M itself has been chastised as a major contributor, and that’s in addition to the labor practice scrutiny it has also received. It’s finally nice to get good news, and hear that a breath of fresh air is blowing through and crashing into them head on. That breath of fresh air is Heron Preston.

You can find out more about their collective vision for the future below.

When asked to give advice to young creatives trying to find their lane, London based, Jamaican fashion designer Jawara Alleyne (@jawaraalleyne) (www.jawaraalleyne.com) states…

“Start within figuring out what you love and just keep doing it, do not stop… if it’s your thing and you’re passionate about it, just keep going.”

We live by this advice at Luvet Lifestyle, and it was music to our ears to hear Jawara, and the other creatives brought together in this Business of Fashion Podcast, discuss why London is the world’s most exciting creative city. They provide more perspective by diving into their personal stories and journeys about their work in their respective industries, spanning conceptual art, music, and publishing. They discuss the diversity of collaborative opportunities and subcultures the city has running through its neighborhoods. You can get more of the story below.

PS. London definitely captured our attention the first time we visited. This got us thinking about what cities you may live in, or travel to, that inspire your creativity and bring you joy? We still have a lot more exploring to do, however in addition to London, Vienna, Amsterdam, and Lisbon would also make our list. What cities would you like to add? Let us know. @luvetlifestyle