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Inventory No. 44

Natural skincare products, a digital radio and an ingenious paper shredder are among Monocle’s most coveted items this month.

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Inventory No. 44
Culture

Art Market

French radio's success in London, an interview with exiled Moroccan journalist Aboubakr Jamai and auction frenzy in China

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Gallery visitors and a man in a blue suit viewing artwork at an art fair.
Culture

Founding father

The Hong Kong International Art Fair is now a key date on art calendars. Founding director Magnus Renfrew on his work life, and how he created a prize show with billionaires and airplanes.

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Founding father
Arts

The Italian Masters

This year's Salone del Mobile coincided with the 150th anniversary of Italy's unification and much room was given to showcasing the country's unrivalled manufacturing heritage. Though a time for celebration, Monocle asked key players…

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photographer at exhibition
Design

Fashion

Collaborations, new lines, designers and retailers.

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Head to toe
Design

Playing footsie

Monocle pulls back the tablecloth at our favourite brasserie for a flash of heel, a hint of calf and a couple of handsome ankles and some good brogues, wedges and loafers.

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Shoes by Prada
Design

One to watch

The BaselWorld watch fair is ticking over nicely. With watchmakers posting healthy profits, everything from jewel-encrusted timepieces to golden age classics are on display. And the trade chatter? Chinese and Brazilian markets.

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Models at Omega
Design

Fresh start

Setting up shop on your own after three decades at a leading engineering firm is a huge leap of faith. For Cecil Balmond, running a nascent design company with his daughter seemed logical.

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Cecil Balmond and Sarah Gormley
Design

Making shelter

Housing manufacturers are providing prefabricated homes for those in areas worst hit by Japan’s tsunami. Monocle visits Rikuzen-Takata, where over a third of the town needs shelter.

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Rikuzen-Takata’s homeless in Daiichi Junior High School. The homeless are camped in the same order as they lived in town, neighbour to neighbour

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