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hello and champagne talian delicacies i'm pleased to chocolates. and wings and trail crazy works of using the help of insects. to start off let's get you up to date with the upcoming fashion trends the weather is still winter here in europe but the shop windows are already filled with the latest designs for the warmest season we met up with an expert in distilled off to find out what's new and who knows you might be able to reuse some of your outfits from a few decades ago. spring twenty eighteen is going to be while every rule can be broken especially when it comes to combining. fashion journalist suka because it has been in the business for twelve years. with

the help of a model in just a little fashion clinic shop she explains what to expect from the design a spring and summer collection. the major focus in fashion right now is actually daring to break rules combining what seems on combinable you can do that really nicely with materials and patterns in the in this case an abstract floral print is combined with stripes on the stripes are picked up again on issues of the floral motif shows up again on the pants. another trend wearing many layers one on top of the other ideally oversized. i mean you have to be a little careful about the silhouette so that it looks good as a whole with a blouse company too long in the sweater should be too short you have to achieve a certain harmony. in terms of color palette the spring collection could hardly be

more fresh almost all designers are favoring delicate sounds that can be easily come by. another on the one hand you've got the plaster walls very powdery tones but on the other you have secret clearance colors to set against those times and. what's new is that these glaring colors can now also be worn together. as a compliment ten years ago or the complimentary colors like purple and orange couldn't be combined now they can allow the crazier the better that's a motif we're seeing on runways. and another trend that was long scoffed that it is making a comeback double denim right now almost anything goes when wearing denim. across almost on a rat's you see pieces a denim that can be combined even of different washes with long. convenient as

always all right now we're all facing a lot of damned patchwork i'll. catch up and then you. hear different pieces are put together to make one pair of trousers. and the ninety's are back expect leotards and bathing suits with high cut legs. so feel free to go out in a shiny tracksuit you can spot this trend in shop windows of stores like media in the city center here the designer clothes on sale of pretty daring the ninety's influence is apparent in the transparent sympathetic fabrics and flip flops. the war we are the experimentation with logos to the trend of the one nine hundred ninety s. for the now the biggest of the grand scale that they aren't hiding them anymore but boldly putting them right out there allan when i'm not taking it all for granted not now showing way that most off confidently. yeah i have

a few that started and that. spring is also bringing something for those who prefer design classics the trenchcoat is back the one hundred year old classic getting a make over. classic the trench coat is a classic and now they have reinterpreted it with far more volume so that's the new styling idea but a trench coat is always a good investment it's one of my favorite pieces of clothing you should always have one in the closet like one of the envelopes. next to trench coats you'll also be seeing beams transparent raincoats and at the very least those will keep you dry and fashionable this spring in europe. let's get you up to date with what's happening. cross the continent now we start

off with a collector's favorite it's almost time for the world cup so many people are getting ready to fill their sticker books as part of a longstanding pre-tournament tradition. this week the official panini photo sticker albums for the twenty eighteen world cup will appear in one hundred thirty different countries each album has eighty pages there's room for eighteen players stickers from each of the thirty two participating countries plus lots of extra stickers it takes six hundred eighty two stickers to fill an entire album sometimes fans have to do some trading to get the stickers they want the first panini sticker album appeared in the italian city of motive in the early one nine hundred sixty s. . there's an unusual exhibition right now in london it features characters and sets from the animation film iron of docks about one thousand figures were assembled for the stop motion found many of them in different sizes the film used

a total of two hundred forty microseconds and most of them can be seen in the exhibition. the plots of the film conflict that's the manner of a big japanese city band's old dogs to a garbage dump called trash island a young boy travels to the island to try and find his dog spot. also in london madame tussauds has found a new way to protect the british royal family standing on the balcony of buckingham palace. the family often gather there for important events. but the exhibition is not yet quite complete megan markel and prince harry will make their debuts only after their marriage in may and kate and william's children will appear later to probably after the couple's third child was born.

next up well off to italy the city of belonging is nicknamed like good asset which translates to the fat but it's a compliment because in italy belong a is regarded as the capital city of m to pasty since november it is also the home of the world's biggest agriculture and food park with over a kilometer of shops ahead of the east to feast my colleague mike a clue go wanted to check out what the pun tass take eataly world has to offer. if your mouth doesn't stop watering here its type seek medical help almost everything you could ever desire of italian cuisine is here on about twenty hecticness and with easter coming up i see lots having to do with this major holiday. some visitors from bicycle to see everything me too it's maybe the world's largest in theme park visitors can grocery shop eat and take

a chance. i am trying to burn some calories that because i will try to put together a perfect manual for easter and hopefully i will learn a little bit more about that it's a cuisine today. that passed all or starter is often bread sauce each of them for easter it should be something special i selected the king of france the cool until it's dry for up to two years until it's perfect. for easter and christmas week slices of ham for starters. and the good at a little is best in thin slices so it goes best with a glass of champagne. and many countries noodles are a main course in easily they're just a food course i personally love pasta for

a scot which means fresh noodles but i've never made them myself and that's exactly why i'm taking part of this newly wash up one hundred grams of flour and tonight you go to make the dough but just rolling it out is a challenge the don't just cut into the desired shape is best served utensil it's simply not one of the bases for many different kinds of noodles traister i don't for just i mean. yeah but the north. pole. oh i pull off also but they live so why do you think that the real soul is a. soul every day even at this very very important. every day because of the. leadership to be told alone fit in our case with cheese and passion in the first day of folate into a triangle and then the end suppressed again. that's easier said than done.

to you it's takes me several tries before it finally arrives can you believe. the fold that's. the main course i have enough of sampling i have been to one of the many restaurants of the world. the main course of and meal is almost always make. it a typical east to dish roast lamb. slow cooked wine white wine and laughs and we said we. thought it was one she was going to get me every so. i do it's a little bit of you know you were you to say i really didn't say yes. my sample meal i'm sitting here alone in that table would normally be trotted the whole family comes together east. before moving on

to the search italian families like to the main course with a little fruit. and truth is made either by machine all by heart manual labor abode with freshly squeezed juice in this case blood orange and some wanted sugar storage for a long long time inside a large with ice and so. that the liquid freezes along their chests and that the rest it's refreshing. with so says outside. i write. the last course of my italian holiday meal is dollar chocolate of course appropriately for east it's an ak fresh from the chocolate challenge and this workshop we make it with knots coconut flakes a chocolate chips. on its own put together. and wrapped up nicely. finally i found

a cup of coffee. after one day in the eating in the long i've eaten the lots and the thought of. the most important thing about and east a menu in eataly is a sign because this can take a couple of hours. as a souvenir i'm a typical giant isa it in my shopping basket it's been a very busy day but now they're ready for stuff. well mike is all set for easter but what's your favorite holiday season all this week we're running a poll on our website to find out what you most like to celebrate just give us your answer on d.w. dot com slash lifestyle and you'll be entered into our prize draw with a chance of winning an exclusive your remarks wristwatch next up we're getting to know. we may share

a name but we most definitely don't have the same hobby next proof a has been dubbed the insect whisperer and has a unique gift when it comes to creepy crawlies and fact that collaborates is in his own. of moths with quivering wings make work survives. by instinct must follow the man and end up drawn irresistibly and often fatal to artificial light the. image depicts at a section a track set by the artist in which the insect creates the work. has come of them and if it to force them in the way it's done is with a very fine coating on paper that you have become be removed by the smallest movement with them and so you can see the color of the paper underneath and even those and it's so sensitive that even the tracks of

a man to become visible on it will all victims by drop by hand you can see its trace as the sun from the off. and running inside two cylinders one of them found a way out seen below right. close miles during the patents. what are the tracks have to tell us. why does a creature take this path how do they act as a group and how might they be manipulated for snails only have to do is to the surface. that's like this of the it shows one of the basic principles that all creatures have learned through evolution to use as little energy as possible so we tend to take the cages as far be fully it's no different with snail is just so you can get a whole group of snails to head in the same direction of the of the of the gill.

and the creatures proof or works with are of course also symbolic for us human beings after all he says we are products of nature first even if they aren't officially parallel worlds we create make us forget that fact more and more. you must always works outside except in winter when he moves back into his arms bug studio. maximally and poof a doesn't think of nature as a romantic place but is a highly extraordinary construct that has fascinated him since childhood these butterflies are taken from old collections that he dies or seeds as gifts. it's important to him that no living creature come to harm through his activities. but a fine art has long been an element of kitsch. but the sees another dimension and time. is but it was there for this image that used to be a part of a living creature becomes a life of ours but it has no author no creator for its one hundred thirty five

million years of evolutionary history are allegorize doesn't image an abstract image of evolution. it will it so. maximillian prove as butterflies are currently on display at sotheby's and till the end. brain is the artist he. says. it's. the sky itself. and. what controls on movements will

our imagination our subconscious. maximally and poof is ours has something to say about that. humans may not control nature but we can invite him to make for us. and what a fantastic artist mother nature is now we move on from six legged creatures to another one of the high five reports this time we're looking at that's quite clever optical illusions are a favorite for a five featured european artists and when it comes to their pieces it's all a matter of perspective here are. five european artists whose works will have you taking a second or third look. british artist howard lee reminds us that scene should always be believing. were you able to tell which of those hot dogs

cans or popsicles was not the real mccoy. our number five artists who make you do a double take. howard lee when it comes to hyper realistic drawings he certainly has the faults. but he's truly great. stuff is a veritable feast for carnivores courtesy of german artists. there's the full range of meat products from sausages and ham to mincemeat except the only appetite they'll satisfy is of the home accessories variety number four in our list of intriguing artists who happens to be terry and every item you see in a butcher's shop is actually a cushion made of fabric she stopped over forty products in her store. over in london the historic covent garden market appears to have crumbled overnight

and is now levitating. in fact it's one of a number of installations across the city created by our number three monster of optical illusions. he specializes in fake facades such as this building which appears to have been flipped upside down. while this house in the town of margate seems to be sliding down into the from brilliant. it's all a question of perspective. illustrated by the work of this you have to be in precisely the right spot to see them mind. in effect. number two in all selection of officers who revel in deception they own here being a computer buff comes in handy for the dutchman to walk to mind the effect of his extraordinary paintings he first works all the time on his laptop before

translating them onto the street with a critic paint. who's the dummy he is then this body paint just serves as her own canvas she's also managed to get her stomach time i didn't know and. decapitate herself. the number one artist who makes use of twice serbian body paint me as yana milosevic aka chico you tube channel has had millions of views many tools of trickery off paint a black background and no shortage of ingenious idea is. well now let's move into the digital space heiko has made his name as an actor in germany before going to hollywood in two thousand and nine was there that he discovered motion capture all the suits adorned with small trackers that make it possible to record movements used to animate virtual characters the technology was

made famous by and the. goal and the lord of the rings series and now heiko obama is using it to make waves in the video game industry. this is what it looks like when a video game act ever has a scene you must wonder whether it's the technology an amazing amount for the man on amazing the technology. and this is one of three d. act awareness when he works a skin tight full body suit with a velcro straps i go over minute gets into want squeezing into it like a wet suit to the body seems has kept it with almost fifty light marcus traces of these inside at this point you lose your self consciousness because everyone looks the same as what you get used to it it's fantastic no fancy outfits fit to go through. and doesn't all seem annoyed animation studio forty three year old tyco

plays a scene for three d. production. the cameras installed on scents record high to open its movements via the light markings on his suit creation a kind of human scale and the danger is used to shape a digital character who is then placed in a virtual world here as a conductor of an old tram on a journey to clone as it once was. but once once reasons we don't have a big self it's more like when children play everyone says this is the driver's compartment for the tram from one nine hundred ten. it's. awesome bond four knots in that seat and the other kid says yeah i get it. here's the break if you can hear the gears that's obvious go. for now the animated digital characters still need real humans as mortals hotspots but if i am. vision is trained to read human body language and facial expressions and it still is if you

were to produce the mouth officially they would never be as good as the ones you create using motion capture. the market for digital virtual acting is huge not least because of american computer games like wolf and stein yeah i could place a nazi again as a worldwide bestseller. one strawberry milkshake please. oh i hope you don't have to fire dick that's a put out it's so i come back another time at the elephant that i between that and the resources us and the number of people are reaches are incredible with us and i think that hollywood recognized that early on and began making big investments also in terms of casting and production so that now the budget is sometimes bigger than hollywood films so most of the revenue you can make a video game. no it's a good field of work for the man from cologne he's moved back to the run up to a can of hollywood and the long distance relationship is why from do shop and from cologne. to i just wanted my daughter to grow up together with my parents and her

karen swift's grandparents i didn't want to live with ten thousand kilometers distance between us and her only seeing them once a year at christmas. that would have broken my heart goes out to the bar so he left and i never stuff when i was happy larry but it never felt like home not like cologne does some mention catch acting as not having fun it's made it possible for who banana to come back home. that's all from us him by len but we'll be back again tomorrow so do join us you can stay up to date with all things your max on facebook and instagram here you're a box of life and out. on the next edition of your own. british artist stephen welcher has the ability to draw entire cityscapes from memory alone one look at the skyline or

a flight over the city is enough and he can recall peverill his central detail as a toddler stephen was diagnosed with autism his drawings now sell for up to two hundred thousand euros a piece take a closer look. next time on. chasing

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