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These unusually shaped Normann Copenhagen glasses are designed to enhance the bouquet, temperature and volume of fine Cognac.
Designed by Rikke Hagen, these 11cm diameter glasses are beautifully crafted, with an innovative design that sees the glass having no stem.
“The shape of the glass increases the intimate experience of drinking cognac by accentuating the deep colour and movement of the liquid”.

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Maison Martin Margiela presents the Martin Margiela Line 13 champagne bucket ($350), made of stainless steel and styled after a 7-liter paint pail.
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Just in time for Christmas, footwear and accessories label Jimmy Choo has come up with a faux croc coffee cup sleeve.
The Jimmy Choo coffee cup sleeves come in taupe, snake-skin, dark-brown and black leather.They retail for $165.

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Hotel chain Starwood has released new details of its soon-to-open luxury property in Paris, set to open on February 14.
The W Paris revealed December 14 that the structure has been conceptualized by the Rockwell Group, the designers behind the W New York.
The hotel has been designed along the theme of light, playing on Paris’s nickname, Rockwell said, combining ‘unexpected materials’ with high-tech touches.

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Gucci and Bianchi have unveiled the exclusive Bianchi by Gucci bicycles designed by Gucci Creative Director Frida Giannini.
This new collaboration joins two uniquely Italian traditions of design and craftsmanship, from leaders in their respective industries.
The Bianchi by Gucci is available in two models, both with Gucci’s signature green-red-green web stripe.

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The Impossible Project adorns Polaroid‘s SX-70 instant camera with Colette‘s signature design pattern.
Trademark blue polka dots can be found on the top of the camera, while the rest of the body remains silver and black.
The camera also includes Impossible’s instant film with frames featuring the same print.
