Go behind the scenes to discover the complex savoir-faire of the timeless black leather version of the 'Lady Dior' on.dior.com/ladydior, the House's most iconic bag. Starting in the design studio, the action moves to the ateliers where only the most flawless leather is chosen to be quilted with the characteristic Cannage motif, before the construction of the handles, and the addition of gold embossing, hand painting and the emblematic letter charms, a subtle allusion to Monsieur Dior's superstitious nature.
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The story of the 'Lady Dior' is the stuff of fairy tales. A new creation from the House's ateliers, it was presented to Diana, Princess of Wales, by the First Lady of France, Bernadette Chirac, on a visit to Paris in September 1995. Two months later, upon her much documented arrival in Buenos Aires, she was the epitome of modern elegance carrying the Cannage-quilted black leather bag that would become an instant international object of desire, named after her, and without which she would rarely be seen. The fabled handbag has been an incontrovertible icon ever since, emblematic of the House's couture heritage, and lending itself to being endlessly reinvented.
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Taking the structured shape of a refined tote, the Gucci Jackie 1961 bag is presented in smooth leather and GG canvas and topped with the line’s emblematic piston closure.

Pulque, an ancestor of tequila and once Mexico’s emblematic drink, is experiencing a bona fide revival in Mexico City, thanks to the nation’s younger generation.

Culture Trip’s original video series Hungerlust is a food show that’s not really about food. Hungerlust tracks eight proud locals as they open their kitchens and communities, revealing eight incredibly diverse, culturally important and community-driven dishes, all against the backdrop of some of the world’s most vibrant and culinarily rich cities.

You’ll hear untold family histories and real stories straight from the mouths of these cities’ most knowledgeable people: the locals. Travel from Jerusalem to London to Mexico City and Hong Kong and back; watch proud chefs, bakers and food lovers break bread in Paris, slurp the spiciest ramen in Tokyo, share a fire-kissed stew in Morocco and save one vanishing Austin neighborhood through barbecue. We guarantee you’ll leave hungry.

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In the 2000-01 season, Allen Iverson won the lone MVP of his storied career.

When it was all said and done for Allen Iverson's NBA career, he amassed quite the list of accomplishments. From scoring (24,368 points, 25th all-time) to his place in Philadelphia 76ers lore (where he is among the all-time leader in several categories) to playoff runs (guiding the Sixers to a 2001 Finals berth) and more, Iverson left a legacy in crafting his Hall of Fame career.

As he traveled his NBA path, though, perhaps no season was more emblematic of Iverson's ways than the 2000-01 campaign. On May 15, 2001, Allen Iverson became the first 76ers player to win MVP honors since Moses Malone in 1983. Iverson totaled 1,121 points and received 93 of a possible 124 first-place votes. Tim Duncan of the Spurs (706 points, 18 first-place votes) and Shaquille O’Neal of the Lakers (578 votes, five first-place votes) trailed him in the final voting.

Listed at 6 feet and 165 pounds, Iverson is one of the smallest players to ever win MVP honors. During that 2000-01 season, Iverson led the NBA in scoring (31.1 ppg) while helping Philadelphia to an Eastern Conference-best 56 victories, the most for the franchise since 1985, and their first Atlantic Division title since 1990.

He lead the NBA in steals (2.51 a game) and minutes played (42.0 a game), becoming the first player since Michael Jordan in 1992-93 to lead the league in points and steals per game.

“I had no space for error. But I never stopped and worked on all the things people said I couldn't do and now I'm the MVP of the league. It's something I always wanted," Iverson said after receiving the award.

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Hello. The good ol' regular Slosher comes equipped with Burst Bombs and Inkstrikes. My ink-capacity only allowed for three Burst Bombs to be thrown at any one time, so I didn't get many splats with it. The Inkstrike was, as it always is, helpful in Turf War.

I looked pretty fresh wearing Jet Cap, Retro Gamer Jersey, and White Arrows.

I played a few games on Bluefin Depot and Piranha Pit before playing the majority on Walleye Warehouse and Hammerhead Bridge. For most of my time, I was overmatching my competition, but during the last few games, matchmaking seemed to kick in and it was mostly Level 50 players, and then I struggled.

I had a lot of fun with the Slosher. It's emblematic of Splatoon in general - it's funny, unique, and doesn't take itself too seriously.


Check out my Playlist of all my Montages from Splatoon: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDOrSWB5YEl-7QNp5LKe9qlmxbs8hhGq1