Hugo Súissas shows off his perspective and creativity through photos posted on his personal Instagram. Currently, his social networking site has 128,000 followers. Each photo conveys playfulness and an interesting message. In the picture, the Portuguese photographer impressed viewers when he extended his hand to “support” the statue of King José I riding an equestrian placed at the famous Praca do Comercio square. In addition to posing flexibly, making himself like a lively piece of the works, Hugo Súissas also uses familiar objects combined with unique arrangement ideas to “transform” each architectural work according to novel perspective. Sydney Opera House is a cultural and tourist icon of Australia. Hugo checked-in this place with a book that made “shells” look like the pages of a book being opened. Similarly, the Belém Tower fortress in the capital Lisbon was transformed into a giant sand castle. Praca do Comercio, the magnificent square in Lisbon, continues to be the inspiration for Hugo to create artistic photos. Three sides of the square are surrounded by yellow buildings in the Pombaline architectural style. The photographer creates a visual effect with the viewer when using an antique key combined in the frame and turning the gate into a lock. In addition, this is also the context for Hugo to create the image of a light bulb. The Eiffel Tower (France), the symbol of the “capital of light”, is associated with a clothespin. The Millennium Wheel (UK) located on the banks of the Thames became a giant pizza with 2 remaining pieces of cake through the arrangement of the male photographer. The 25 de Abril suspension bridge spans the River Tejo, connecting Lisbon with Almada (Portugal). The bridge has a design quite similar to the Golden Gate (Golden Gate Bridge) in the US. With his perspective, Hugo turned this building into a clothes drying plant. A pedestrian and bicycle bridge in Düsseldorf (Germany) was “turned” into a clothes hanger by him. With a rich imagination, Hugo associated the colorful buildings by the canal in Amsterdam (Netherlands) with luminous pens. El Castillo, a top tourist attraction in Chichen Itza (Mexico), was transformed by a photographer into a unique umbrella. El Castillo means “castle” in Spanish. It is one of the oldest Mayan temples and is listed as a World Heritage Site. Opening of the world’s longest suspension bridge for pedestrians The bridge 516 Arouca has just been inaugurated on April 29 in Northern Portugal. The bridge is 516 m long, holds the record as the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the world.

Most of the stolen items mentioned above were seized at the airport and ports on the island. According to regional law enacted in 2017, fines for this crime range from $600-3,600. The stolen items will be returned to the beach by the authorities when conditions permit. Since 2017, the government has enacted a law that makes it illegal to take sand from Sardinia’s beaches. The law was enacted to prevent the bad effects of tourists stealing sand and shells when coming to this Mediterranean island. Tourists who steal sand from Sardinia Island (Italy) will be fined. Photo: Traveler. Earlier in September 2020, a French tourist was fined $1,200, equivalent to about VND 27.8 million, for taking sand from this island. According to the Infonet Sardinia is the second largest island in the Mediterranean and is an autonomous region of Italy. The island’s idyllic white sands are heavily guarded and any tourists who remove the sand from the beach will face fines of up to $3,550, about $82.3 million. copper, even jail time. It is known that thieves often target beach areas with unusually colored sand, pink or fine white. Accordingly, control measures have become “much stricter” in recent years on this island. Locals and tourists are encouraged to contact the authorities if they see someone taking illegal sand. Truc Chi (th)

BluSaigon is one of the most impressive projects and has successfully raised capital at the TV show Shark Tank – Billion dollar deal. The CEO and founder of this project is Ton Nu Xuan Quyen – the daughter of businessman Ton Thanh Nghia – “tycoon” in the industry of exporting buttons made of shells and pearls. Since 1997, irrigation engineer Ton Thanh Nghia and 6 workers have diligently cut each shell in a loft in Phu Nhuan district, Saigon. That was the time Mr. Nghia started Ton Van button company. Today, each button – Ton Van’s product has become a delicate accessory attached to the fashion outfits of the world’s leading fashion houses Dior, Escada, Ralph Lauren… Entrepreneur Ton Thanh Nghia – founder of Ton Van, button brand Make in Vietnam. In 25 years of starting a business, Mr. Nghia has always been concerned about introducing and giving friends and international partners a true Vietnamese gift. With the available advantages from the processing of snail shells, Mr. Nghia has created unique items from this natural product. He has gradually researched and made pens from seashells, snail shells, and pearls, and it was not until last year that he made a satisfactory product. Products of Ton Van and BluSaigon are made with natural materials such as abalone shells, pearls, and snail shells. Following his father’s wishes, Nghia’s daughter Ton Nu Xuan Quyen was the one who brought those handmade products to the world. These unique items are sold under a new brand, BluSaigon. This is a company specializing in creating unique handicrafts and fine arts products to bring the beauty of Vietnamese handicrafts to the world. Ballpoint pens and fountain pens cost VND 20 million BluSaigon’s products are all handcrafted items, skillfully crafted by hand. They are made based on natural ingredients from all over the world such as New Zealand abalone shell, Australian abalone, Chilean abalone, green turban snail, black pearl, white, yellow, pink pearl, .. ., gold, silver, resin, buffalo horn and high quality ebony. This is the main raw material for this Make in Vietnam company to create high-quality handicrafts and fine arts with high creativity such as ballpoint pens, fountain pens or jewelry such as earrings and necklaces. . The process of making a luxury pen Make in Vietnam. Among these products, the most special are still pens made from pearl shell, lacquer and rustic (wooden case) pens. Depending on the material, BluSaigon’s ballpoint pens are priced from 1.2-3 million VND. With the line of ink pens, the common price of this product line is about 6-7 million VND. In particular, the platinum-plated New Zealand abalone Urushi lacquer ballpoint pen is priced at up to VND 15 million/piece. In addition to high-end pens, BluSaigon also has jewelry product lines such as earrings, necklaces made of abalone shells, pearls with prices from 600,000 – 1.8 million. These Make in Vietnam pens cost millions, even tens of millions of dong. According to CEO and founder Ton Nu Xuan Quyen, the most expensive pen that BluSaigon makes costs up to 20 million VND/piece. Explaining this somewhat luxurious price, she said that each screw on the pen is unique, so all products are different and unique. By making these products BluSaigon will be able to preserve the thousand-year-old Vietnamese art of mosaic. BluSaigon’s 2020 sales are about 3 billion VND, profit is at 20%. The company now has a website, sells through Amazon, Indiegogo and has received quite positive feedback, CEO Ton Nu Xuan Quyen shared. A finished pen costs up to 20 million VND. The world luxury goods market is now worth $400 billion. BluSaigon is following the path of luxury brands like Mont Blanc to bring Vietnamese products to the world. Founder Ton Nu Xuan Quyen’s wish is to turn her products into a national gift of Vietnam. She also hopes that in the future the high-end products of this brand can become a souvenir that we give to our children and grandchildren.

Dog Bark Park Inn (USA) Located on a large prairie in Cottonwood, Idaho (USA), this hotel is easily recognizable from a distance with the shape of a dog. This wooden house is an ideal destination for animal lovers. There is a library with many books and games on the same topic about dogs. In addition to a decent breakfast, they also serve adorable dog biscuits. The average cost of staying here is 132USD/night. The most unique rooms are located at the dog’s head, with windows and stunning views of the mountains. Nearby are many interesting destinations, such as Hells Canyon Gorge, Dog Bark Park or the old towns of the Nez Perce people. The Boot (New Zealand) Shaped like a boot, The Boot is a small accommodation located in Tasman, New Zealand, very close to Kahurangi National Park. Small and cosy, this room only accommodates a maximum of 2 guests to ensure privacy and a fulfilling experience. For around $210 a night, it offers a large fireplace, deluxe double bed, bathroom, and private courtyard. In the same campus is a cafe serving both dinner and a large garden, guests are free to visit, walk up the hill to enjoy the view from above. The Seashell House (Mexico) This shell-shaped motel is a unique destination in Isla Mujeres, Mexico. Guests can use a private pool, two large beds, BBQ grill. In the clamshell, wifi and air conditioning are always available. Built on a cliff, this resort promotes privacy and isolation. However, guests should still smile, when quite a lot of curious people stop outside the fence to take pictures of this unique house. The beach is a 15-minute drive from the resort, or guests can go snorkeling in the nearby center of El Garrafon. Plane by Guillaume (France) Have you ever covered an airplane? A motel in Saint-Michel-Chef-Chef (France) allows guests to stay with this privilege, with a kitchen, toilet, bathroom and two beds inside. A night’s stay costs about 108 USD. If you come in the summer, you can own the swimming pool and spacious surrounding space to organize outdoor activities. The beach is only about 2 minutes away. Up to 95% of guests staying at this plane lodge gave 5-star reviews. The Carriage (UK) This resort takes visitors back in time, re-experiencing the Pullman carriages from the 1950s. Modern amenities are still provided here, but the interior and decoration keep the old style, with antique beds, royal dishes and vintage dining room. The carriage is still on the track, where it had previously run in Ullock, on the edge of the Lake District National Park with the Marron River flowing below. The price for a night stay is about 197 USD. Miniature Horse Basil (UK) If you have the opportunity to travel through the Nottinghamshire countryside in England, you can enjoy a holiday with 10-year-old pony Basil in the village of Thurgarton. The bedroom here is located near Basil’s stable, where guests can comfortably play with the horse, or even the lambs that sometimes visit. Outside is a large area, with a castle and vast grassland, where graze many other animals, such as cows, sheep, horses, chickens, cats … which are pets of the owner of the area. this area. Basil’s Horse will be there to greet you upon your arrival, then stay overnight. The next morning, the horse will have to return to the field or roam outside, so visitors need to say goodbye before checking out. A tourist who has stayed here said that Basil is very friendly, cute and loves to eat carrots.

Carefree waves erase The bird sends a song to the blue sky The wind brings into nothingness *** I’m noisy, sad, happy, sea biển Silently know who to send I haven’t cried yet, it’s already salty I’m not happy that the waves have melted *** The wind caressed the long silky hair Blue beach with love sign Blurry mountains look silver sea Clouds fly over the waves of thousands of years *** Looking for the footprints of the past The sea lullabies a white lullaby I met me in a frozen seashell Oh dear heaven and earth… Comments The general feeling of the poem is the nothingness, the dissolution of all things into the immense heaven and earth. Footprints in the sand, the song of the blue sky, the sign of love, happiness or sadness, noise or silence, like a wild song on the white tide. The perception of brevity and nothingness evokes in us thoughts of existence. Perhaps, standing in front of the blue mountains and the silver sea, one can see most clearly the smallness of human life. Where do we cry but the sea is already salty? Where am I happy that the waves have melted? Meeting yourself in a watery shell is a very suggestive image. That small heart contains the immensity of heaven and earth. Maybe it’s a consolation. On the journey to find traces of existence, the heart of the seashell shines into the sky and the shape of the sea, the blue shore, the yellow beach and the blue mountains. Does anyone hear, a sigh before nothingness!

On the evening of May 14 (the morning of May 15, according to Vietnam time), Khanh Van entered the semi-final night of Miss Universe 2020 with the competition of 74 contestants. This year, the organizers cut off the chanting of the country’s name to avoid contestants using the same microphone, ensuring everyone’s health and safety while the pandemic has not ended. In the opening sequence, 74 girls appear dressed in neon blue, orange and pink outfits. Next is the swimsuit competition. Miss Universe 69th season has more new sponsors, so the bikini design changes compared to 2019. The beauties respect the curve with a seashell-patterned swimsuit combined with a silk scarf. Khanh Van’s bikini performance in the semi-finals of Miss Universe At the end of the bikini show, the contestants entered the catwalk in evening gowns. The representatives of Brazil, Colombia, and Costa Rica stand out from the standard body shape, the catwalk style focuses on strong hips to steady and rhythmic steps. In this year’s Asian contestants, India was praised for her beautiful face, bright stage, and the Indonesian girl scored in handling. On the contrary, fans were disappointed with the naive catwalk style of the Chilean representative. The beauty of Ukraine and Uruguay also had trouble walking in a long evening dress. Khanh Van chooses a sexy cup-shaped evening dress. The fluttering skirt helps the beauty to confidently stride on stage. Because they are arranged in alphabetical order, Nguyen Tran Khanh Van – the representative of Vietnam – is always the last girl to take the exam. The 26-year-old Miss wears a neon pink dress that flatters her figure. When Vietnam was called up, she confidently strode to perform. With the swimsuit competition, the beauty performed in a red shell-shaped outfit. She has solid swings in front of the camera. The height of 1.76 m and the three-round measurement of 83-61-95 did not make the Vietnamese representative overshadow the competitors. In the evening competition, the beauty took advantage of the long skirt to create a flexible effect for the swing in the middle of the stage. The height of 1.76 m and the three-round measurement of 83-61-95 did not make the Vietnamese representative overshadow the previous opponent – Venezuela. Khanh Van wears a cup design with a slit showing off her long legs. The costume is inspired by the image of dawn transitioning between darkness and light, which is the beginning of bringing light and energy to humanity. When Vietnam was called up, she confidently strode to perform. “Khanh Van wants to convey that energy into a striking orange dress that exudes the beauty of the radiant sun and bright sky, bringing with it hope, dawn and sunshine,” said Khanh Van’s manager. . The latest prediction of Missosology There has been a change in rankings after the latest test date. Accordingly, the Romanian contestant is evaluated with the most potential to be crowned, the remaining positions of the top 5 named Puerto Rico, India, Venezuela and the Philippines. The final night of Miss Universe 2020 takes place on the evening of May 16 (US time). She has solid swings in front of the camera. Miss Khanh Van successfully completed two parts of the contest. Screenshots. Khanh Van’s evening dress competition in the semi-finals of Miss Universe

Wind chimes can be located in areas of the map of feng-shui related to onion such as Tzu Chi and Quy Nhan. Placing a wind chime in either of these zones is great because it activates the metal element that binds to these zones. You can also set a wind chime in another octave area. Or you can simply locate the wind chime in the room relative to the activity. If you want your career advancement, put a wind chime in your office or in the Quan Loc area at home. In addition, you can set wind chimes in the bedroom and the Tinh Duyen area in the house. Types of feng shui wind chimes Choose hollow cylindrical metal wind chimes if you want to communicate and get things done smoothly. If you find a wind chime made of another material like crystal, clamshell or glass, listen to your intuition. You can also choose a wind chime color that matches one of the five elements that you want to attract. – Onion: Choose brown or yellow wind chimes to balance in life – Onion: Choose white wind chimes or metal wind chimes to have a happy and happy life – Hanh Thuy: Choose black wind chimes for better career and study – Onion: Choose blue or green wind chimes to have a better life – Onion: Choose red wind chimes to add passion and inspiration – Make a wind chime with the sound you like if you want to bring positive energy to your home. Larger wind chimes have a stronger impact, but choose one that doesn’t feel overwhelmed in the space. A wind chime with five cylinders is the best because it represents the five elements of earth, metal, fire, water, and wood. These five elements make up the world around us. And one of the goals of feng shui is to keep these five elements in balance. How to hang feng shui wind chimes Once you have selected wind chimes and decided where you want the wind chimes to be placed indoors, hang them up! You should use red ribbon or rope to hang wind chimes because red is the best color in feng shui. It’s a powerful, energizing color. Hang wind chimes away from walls so they can ring in the distance. * This information is only for illustration purpose

Romantic imagery and story combined with more ecological concerns Alexander McQueen’s spring / summer 2010 spring / summer runway collection was named Plato’s Atlantis before his death in February 2010. Named after the fictional sunken island of the Greek philosopher that shows a revelation. a myth about climate change, in which melting ice caps cause sea levels to rise. McQueen’s designs show an evolution of adaptation: disguised as bizarre human-animal hybrids gradually transforming into creatures that might exist in the future with shimmering gills and scales. . More than a decade later, McQueen’s heralded fears became familiar on the catwalk amidst the imaginary seas and deeper worries. Most recently, Rixo and 16Arlington’s spring-summer 2021 collection is mermaid-inspired and offers clamshell clutches suitable for any citizen wishing to protect the sea. This image also appeared at Burberry’s spring / summer 2021 show with a color palette of loose blue shirts, flap coats, shiny rubber boots and thigh-high boots, while more text is found in the presence of the grid. But the video introducing the suit has even more ominous connotations, the scene of models walking through a forest accompanied by groups of men in suits and dark glasses, their silent presence, perhaps. is hints about approaching sharks. Darker notions of the sea often stem from fear. Some of these fears are immediate – panic at what cannot be seen, potential dangers lurking beneath the waves – while others pull us back to the question of future. hybrid of the sea. A suitable designer to interrogate these fears is Marine Serre. Pay special attention to the potential for environmental destruction, the French designer’s approach is both practical and foresight. Her aesthetic abilities hint at a futuristic world in which clothing can behave more like armor, while her process relies on coarse fabrics, traceable materials, and unexpected objects. These usually include spoils from the ocean, Serre accessories including shells, imitation pearls, and aluminum drink cans like debris washed into the shore. Can fashion’s relationship with the ocean inspire the cleaning industry its actions? More and more designers are using textiles made from plastic bottles recovered from the ocean. No one knows exactly how polluted our seas are, but one estimate from 2015 suggests that the oceans have accumulated more than 150 million tons of plastic – a figure that is forecast to triple by 2040 minus when taking drastic action. Since its inception in 2017, men’s clothing brand Botter has made the marine environment one of its core concerns. The Dutch duo’s fall / winter 2021 performance comes with a warning statement saying “no seas, no people, no us.” The long, loose seams of the collection Complemented with fishing clothing trim, diving suit neck and ocean plastic windbreaker It wasn’t just a question of fashion solutions, but Botter also announced that they were on the set. an underwater coral nursery on Curaçao, an island in the Caribbean. Even high fashion is participating and it certainly has fallen into the hands of the constantly innovating Iris van Herpen to take the lead. Following last year’s collection Sensory Seas, which explores the boundaries between marine organisms and the human nervous system, Van Herpen’s recent high-fashion show borrowed from the ocean in a Another way: the Dutch manufacturer teamed up with the Parley for the Oceans anti-pollution campaign on a fabric upholstered dress made of recycled plastic. As Herpen puts it “there aren’t many reasons for not using sustainable materials anymore, other than changing your mindset.” Right now, the sea offers some contradictory options for designers. It offers mythical and thrilling tales, buried treasures and biological beauties. It can be a place of freedom and imagination, perhaps welcome right now. But it also captures our destructive power, as well as our opportunity for renewal. This more optimized, more future-focused lineup is likely to expand, especially if Matty Bovan’s fall-winter 2021 collection is coming soon. The avant-garde designer described the sea as “frightening and astonishing” in an imaginary presentation of the chaotic aftermath of a shipwreck – evoking astonishing images of natural disaster. Like the ocean itself, immutable and perverted, the present ocean’s presence in fashion continues to bring about many things at once: refuge, escapism, resource potential, chaos. latent rhythm and how to grapple with an uncertain future.

Ribbed design is a big trend in home décor this year. If you are a lover of the subtleties of natural elements such as seashells, corals, and designs evoking a coastal style, then porcelain and glass products should be preferred. In addition, ribbed design is also a big trend in this year’s home décor. Collaborate with products with gold accents and glass box products to create an extremely beautiful and purposeful collection of table top accessories. Cosmetic display area This is where you display your entire collection Beauty enthusiasts know that it’s impossible to install shelves to hold all the cosmetic products you buy. Instead, build your own separate makeup area with a variety of shelves, tables and a large beautiful mirror. Beauty enthusiasts all dream of such a magical makeup area. Showcase your cosmetic collection and turn it into an impressive highlight. This is where you show off your entire collection, which is both for the purpose of satisfying your personal love of cosmetics, and as a highlight of your home. Scandinavian style bathroom Organic material décor interspersed with chic accessories is a recipe for Scandinavian style. There’s nothing better than indulging in a gentle warm bath after a long day. Adding around organic decorations interspersed with chic accessories is a recipe for Scandinavian style. This style helps you immerse yourself in nature in a bustling city and helps to quickly bring you a sense of relaxation when bathing. Maximalism gradually returned to love after a long period of minimalism Arranging furniture accessories that are not related together so that the overall beauty is an art. If your taste belongs to Maximalism and likes to decorate the house around bold colors, mixed with many details, accessories home décor strange and unrelated to each other. Then attract your eyes with a plate full of beaded hairpins or a glowing candle with your favorite shape like an angel, a flamingo, a bear, an open mouth, … and an impressive vase of flowers. Many similar colors to the accessories. Cosmetics and color art Cosmetics, perfumes, accessories can all be turned into great décor items. Putting a work of art together with a lovely cosmetic tray of the same color scheme is a quick and easy way to bring any space together. Taking advantage of color to harmonize space. Perfume display An easy way to make your home more luxurious and aesthetically pleasing is to set aside a corner to arrange the best perfume bottles next to scented candles, flowers or pearls. Place them on an ornate silver / wood / leather or silver / wood / leather tray, along with a well-decorated and detailed mirror. These beautiful perfume bottles are a great home decoration accessory. Having plenty of time to arrange them cleverly, or simply placing them side by side with a mirror is more than enough for a feeling of luxury.

Price: 92 million dong on foundrae.com. Foundrae is a brand from America. Inspired by many cultures, Foundrae’s jewels tell your story through spiritual elements. The Karma neckband is based on the idea of ​​the law of cause and effect. Delicately crafted from a chain link with a circular strap, this 18K gold necklace with 0.035carat diamond has a strong look that serves as a reminder that you always contribute your positive energy. pole for the world. Eye of the Sun Ring from Elizabeth Moore Price: 69 million dong on elizabethmoore.com. The Eye of the Sun is inspired by our greatest energies and is part of Elizabeth Moore’s latest collection. The delicate blend of nostalgia, New York vibrancy and authenticity is the inspiration for Elizabeth to create this work. Featuring recycled 14K gold, blue Tanzanite and 4 delicate diamonds, this ring is classic, luxurious. Wrap Rings from Lenka Kerlicka Price: 217 million dong on lenkakerlicka.com. Lenka Kerlicka is a jewelry designer from Prague, Czech Republic. This ring belongs to The Wrap – this collection is inspired by the air that flows around and envelops us inside it. It is the transformation of an elusive person into one that is easy to understand. The wrap celebrates material in its most precious form, gold, and offers us another dimension of experience. With exquisite hand sculpting and grinding techniques, Lenka “recorded” the movement of 18K gold to create a ring with a unique form and a comfortable fit on the finger. Ole Lynggaard necklace Price: 213 million VND on olelynggaard.com. Since he was a child, Danish designer Ole Lynggaard has been infatuated with elephants – the embodiment of loyalty, strength and luck. That’s why Ole often incorporates them into the brand’s craft products. This necklace is crafted from 18K gold, adorned with a sparkling 0.11carat diamond at the elephant’s head. The symbolism behind the charm makes the work a valuable gift. Jane Bartel Earrings Price: 58 million dong on janebarteljewelry.com. If you love fancy textured jewelry, these piercings are bound to delight you. The reason is because they are created by Jane Bartel – a brand in New York (USA), specializing in creating a unique look of jewelry using the complex lost-wax technique to wear. individuality for each work. This spiral pair, made from 14K gold studded with 0.15 carat white diamonds, is perfect for the summer season. Choker Trésor de la Mer from Versace Price: VND 50 million on versace.com. This polished Versace gold-tone choker bracelet is a delicate combination of seashell and starfish and adorned with colorful crystals. Sea shells and starfish are elements from the iconic Trésor de la Mer collection of founder Gianni Versace since 1992. Playful and youthful, this choker is perfect for beach-loving fashionista. . Shopping address: In addition to the official website of the brands, you can search and shop for jewelry at sites such as net-a-porter.com, matchesfashion.com, farfetch.com.