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Jaguar Land Rover Classic is preparing for the 70th birthday of its C-Type model with eight new hand-built beauties.

Replicas of the sports car, originally designed in the 1950s, are hand-manufactured at the Jaguar Land Rover Classic workshop in Coventry, England with a 220-horsepower, 3.4-liter engine, triple Weber 40DCO3 carburetors and disc brakes. The special, teardrop-shaped design of the car that won the Le Mans award in 1951 was created by Malcolm Sayer. An additional peculiarity of the car is that it boasts disc brakes, which were considered a technological innovation in the era, allowing the car to win the 1951 and 1953 ’24 Hours of Le Mans’ races. Forty-three of the unique replicas were sold so far.

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Contemporary streetwear for the best nights | Jägermeister

When will we be able to finally enjoy a night out with our friends? When can we put on our coolest clothes that have been stored in the wardrobe for long months? Even though the pandemic is not over yet, Jägermeister’s first ever international streetwear collection „BEST NIGHTS” brings

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In harmony with the environment | New visitor center for Danube-Ipoly National Park

The Danube-Ipoly National Park, an area where mountains, river valleys and plains meet in the wider surroundings of Budapest, opened a new visitor center in Pilisszentiván. The team of Építész Stúdió, the architectural firm responsible for the project, designed a public building with a distinct character, which at the same

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Light and sensual fabrics | Kamala Kaftan

Pastel colors, light and natural fabrics, paired with symbols of different folk cultures: the garments of Kamala Kaftan each have their own story in which femininity, spirituality and sustainability get center stage. We talked to Zsuzsi Erdős, the founder of the brand, about her latest collection entitled FALL IN and

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