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1962 Ferrari 250 GTO / hotcars.com Modern cars may well be better in terms of technology, safety and features, but nothing beats those seductive curvy lines, the smell of the leather inside and the purr of an old-school car’s engine. Built in an era when craftsmanship, character and charm still meant something, vintage cars have a certain magic to them that can’t be found in today’s cars. We’d definitely ditch Apple CarPlay and any other modern gadget for the joy and the thrill of driving an old-school car. The feeling behind the wheel is simply unbeatable. Apart from the head-turning factor, classic cars also make very good long term investments. As they rise in popularity, their value increases with time, so getting your hands on a superb vintage model at a good price is a splendid idea. That if you’ve got enough money, as they don’t come cheap. But no matter if you’re a car collector or simply an admirer of old cars, the stunning aesthetics and the old-school mechanics are som

New York skyline / Photo by Brandon Jacoby / unsplash.com Most people’s bucket lists around the world include a trip to the United States, for good reason too. It is one of the most prominent tourist destinations in the world, with millions of people hoping to discover at least a small part of what the country of all possibilities has to offer. The United States is the cultural powerhouse of the newfangled world. A nation founded on movement and innovation, America is a stronghold of modern pop culture, intellectual freedom, and the unrelenting pursuit of the good life. Thus, spending time in the U.S., even for a short period, can be a crash course in history. America was one of the world’s first major industrialized countries and has been a dominant economic and political force ever since. You can find just about anything here, from bacon-topped frozen yogurt to pineapple-flavored meat. From national state parks to heritage places, the United States has virtually everything imag

zsv3207 / stock.adobe.com As someone passionate about fashion because of its power to speak for its wearers and express their feelings, style, and character, we are always cautious about instructing anyone how to dress or imposing any restrictions. In our opinion, the only principle that matters is to embrace what you love and what helps you feel you. However, we can all agree that a dress is a prime choice for your never-ending wardrobe challenge. Dresses exude timeless refinement and never go out of style. Just think of Marilyn Monroe in her everlasting white dress. The truth is, even Johnny Bravo seemed lovely in that dress. Dresses can enhance your charm and boost your confidence. But, as is the case with many other aspects of life, a dress is only as magnificent as the sum of its pieces. Each version, regardless of its shape or size, is the product of multiple variables interacting to improve the dress distinctively and to produce a cohesive vision. For example, a sheath’s i