contemplate the source of feeling. closer to destruction. play monsoon starting may twenty third g.w. except. i never want to walk on to another edition of your own max i'm your host meghan lee from fancy fastened to interesting architecture we've got lots of european culture and lifestyle on the show today here's a look at what's coming up. dream dress we visit the collection of british royalty is right on down there in kensington palace. orange outfits and the time company

makes textiles from the fields of citrus fruit. and concrete construction to visit a seaside holiday home in portugal. they're all there just a few days to go before prince harry and meghan markle say i do before the world and already there is tons of speculation about her wedding dress but royal watchers are certain that it will make history and this is not meg and mark rolls first marriage so will the dress reflect so that factual so far kensington palace has kept tight lipped on the most of the wedding details therefore we had to do a bit of research ourselves about what will likely be the dress of the year. the transmission markel in the official engagement photos last year raised some eyebrows and gown that reportedly cost sixty thousand euros it goes without saying

that when it comes to royal weddings be it or sweden's princess victoria or maxima getting married to prince william alexander of the netherlands no expenses past the guest list is exclusive the festivities lavish and the bride's dress has to be a showstopper. when prince william and catherine middleton tied the knot in twenty eleven the public was given the day off harry and megan's wedding would be quite a spectacular after all harry is only six in line to the throne but there is just as much speculation and excitement surrounding macon's wedding dress as they was about kate's. this is not just a dress for a day this is the dress that's going to be remembered throughout roll history it will have its own unique place in royal history and never nice to be timeless make in is pretty daring when it comes to fashion and but i think we'll see her go down

a very classic and traditional way when it comes to her wedding dress. for start it will be white in eight hundred forty eight young queen victoria was the first royal bride to wear a simple white dress to marry prince albert of saks kobo. and daughter at the time this wasn't a popular choice for wedding dresses thanks to queen victoria it became a tradition. all the bridal gowns of the royal family are being kept at kensington palace. it's not the big expensive silver and gold dresses of theirs and it generations her wedding dress is a simple dress made out of an off white silk satin his trimmed with lace and embellished with flowers. over the years displays of pomp and ceremony have become increasingly dazzling starting in the twentieth century westminster abbey is the wedding venue of choice for british royals. it was here in one thousand nine

hundred twenty three that elizabeth bowes lyon all the queen mum as she was better known america juke of york the later king george the six. in one nine hundred forty seven her daughter elizabeth and still just a princess or satin gown decorated with crystals and pals with a four metre long train the second world war was only just over and the future queen had to purchase the fabric using clothing ration coupons brides to be from all parts of the country donated hundreds of their own clothing coupons to help her pay for her dress. the royal family has always made its weddings public events letting everybody in on the fun is a way of boosting public enthusiasm for the royal family. the star of the ceremony is always inevitably the bride and her dress.

to dress you have to rise to this occasion they become bigger and bigger and more and more elaborate they have to carry these extraordinarily powerful spaces you need the spaces come with attitudes and the dresses have to be have to compete with that. one of them. most memorable wedding dresses in british history was the one worn by lady diana spencer when she married prince charles in one thousand nine hundred one and event watched by seven hundred fifty million people worldwide designed by elizabeth emanuel and her husband david the ivory silk taffeta gown was decorated with antique lace and embroideries sequins and ten thousand pounds it was an alternate fairy tale dress we tried to make it that way and we knew that suppose with such a big place the tree would have it it just like it had had to fill the space and we wanted to really make people think that the dress we designed was the vision the absolute epitome of what a princess would wear because the whole thing was a fairy story to live together according to kate middleton also wore

a fairy tale dress when she married prince william in twenty eleven designed by alexander mcqueen's creative director sarah burton it had an ivory satin bodice was padded slightly at the hips a narrow to the waist which designer will meghan markle pic we don't have very long to wait to see who she's chosen there's a lot of speculation that it may be wealth and research who are one of megan's favorite designers in fact she chose a rough mercer dress for her official engagement day pictures so i would say that that's probably a good bet but actually she's not just having one dress she is having two dresses one for the ceremony and one for the evening reception so maybe she has chosen one design it's made both or possibly she's chosen to design is to make those two different dresses. one thing's for sure meghan muckle will be wearing white when she walks down the aisle when the big days over the dress will join the to lection for a wedding gown. all right now is

a good time to let you in on this week's drop we're looking for your best wedding photos now if you have one either from your own wedding or from your friends then please share it with us and by doing so you qualify to win this nifty royal wedding set complete with meghan and harry's engagement photo on it just go to our website for all of the details are moving on now to a brief look at other stories making headlines on the culture scene today. the documentary berlin's treasure trove premiered in berlin and tuesday co-produced by german public broadcasters d w r b b and it explores the work of the pression cultural heritage foundation their collection in campuses over five million objects in one thousand museums. learn so much in museums and through the stories they tell

someone is that explaining things the most fascinating the story of his film director doug fire was granted a rare behind the scenes look at how researchers curators and restorers go about their work berlin's treasure trove goes on general release in german cinemas on may seventeenth. researchers have revealed the hidden contents of two pages from the diary of anne frank seventy years after the journal was first published the teenager pasted over the writing with brown paper making it illegible using modern image processing technology it was possible to uncover passages featuring risque jokes and candid musings on sex contraception and prostitution and frank wrote about coming of age during the second world war while hiding from the nuns who's in amsterdam in one thousand nine hundred four she and her family were discovered arrested and deported she died at the age of fifteen in one nine hundred forty five american belsen concentration camp. the prize

for france's best traditional begets has gone to love all uncut us and me a baker from the island of their annual which is an overseas department of france on tuesday he outback five other finalists at the federation dupont competitors were given six hours to make forty traditional french begets while complying with strict rules the baked goods were judged on their appearance smell and naturally their taste the fictive full is held annually at paris's town hall. the subjects of our next report have made themselves well known in the contemporary art world by attending every major opening for years but these aren't as any kind of museum goers if a day they are bald dressed and a married couple who claim to have landed in berlin in a time machine after a fall of the wall now instead of being the art opening crashers they have their

own exhibition running here in berlin it focuses on their love for each other and the risks that they've taken with their chosen lifestyle. a living breathing artwork takes a tour of its own retrospective paintings photographs videos and collectors items all devoted to a single theme the bubble gum pink world of eva and. the berlin artist duo have devoted their lives to performance one they've maintained twenty four seven for twenty seven years made up to the hilt with bald heads and identical outfits and adele are their own artwork they describe themselves as the third sex playing with identity and gender boundaries. largest since they are others to think about tolerance courage puti fantasy. and diversity. according to their

c.v. eva and adele arrived in berlin from the future they reveal nothing about their lives from the time before they met they only share their measurements as with any artwork their breakthrough came in one nine hundred ninety one when the pair stage their own wedding at a time when same sex marriage was unthinkable since then they've been ubiquitous in the art world attending any major our show opening in and outside germany no matter where they go they're recognized and photographed a celebrity that feeds their all encompassing living work of art and it was leave it's a major achievement and that's required great continuity and the rigor with which they have maintained this lifelong performance is the sounding. so it's uplifting. and it's a feeling that you get at this exhibition i mean if they say they come from the future well and the future looks this lively and colorful and lovely then we really have nothing to be afraid of. and detail i like to say wherever we are is

a museum whether in a cafe on the toilet. at the pool everything is a performance and aims to inspire others to share in their fantasy world. you can one can own for us there's no such thing as daily routine. trying to make every day celebration a beautiful celebration. and true misters as zest for life and an appeal for tolerance as a nonstop performance as a pair twenty four hours a day three hundred sixty five days a year. normally oranges are used for making orange juice and the like but when one starts up in sicily got their hands on them they turn them into items of clothing orange fiber makes the same whole textiles from the rinds of the citrus fruits and as you will see the results are quite appealing.

it's not silk it's six. this dress is made from fabric out of orange fibers and it doesn't just turn heads it also garners the attention of anyone with a nose for fashion. i mean this is a long long ago fabric doesn't smell like oranges. anyone who sees it has the urge to touch and smell it. home to some sixty seven thousand hectares of orange groves cicely's italy's main producer of oranges there are such a street as far as the eye can see. to be honest something a cheeto grew up amid the orange groves along the eastern coast after studying fashion in milan she returned home to marry the knowledge she acquired in italy's fashion capital with the fruits of her native region. here in sicily waste disposal is

a huge challenge for the orange juice industry. gave me the idea to combine two typical italian products the fashion and citrus fruits and that's why he thought it a company aimed at making fashion more sustainable. in twenty fourteen she in the friend founded a startup called orange fiber to experiment with the fruit and developer production process to turn orange juice by products into fabric juice producers on the island collaborated on the project. in the end that they pressed the juice out of the oranges and what's left over is this here. the door. now we extract the cellular is from the peel with a process that we have paid into it s. that i am all. the room material is sent to a factory in spain that extracts the plant fibers from the peels and spins them into fine yarns. these go back to

wittily where another partner in como transforms them into a white textile that can be produced as an opaque iridescent that brick. this can be dyed imprinted like traditional textiles and mixed with materials like silk or coffee. and that little bit about the oh is that and i will who here textile out of orange peels initially expect the material to be rough. but there was a quick look at that but it's very soft on the skin and feels a bit like silk. so in that bed. the story of the italian fashion house salvatore protocol mo is already won over. it launched a capsule collection made from orange fiber fabrics and fittingly orange blossoms are recurring motif. just a few weeks later all inspired by garnet international attention at the g.

seven summit in the saline results of tara mena where first ladies melania trump and bridgette appear to take a shine to the fabric. of the startup has already picked up numerous innovation prizes proof that there's a future for sustainable fashion. five better and we want to have brand to convey two different things sustainability but also not sure. we want to show that fashion doesn't need to be any beautiful it can be good. the company has its sights set on further growth and be seeking to winnow for more designers and textile producers and since the fashion industry is always looking for new exclusive materials oranges may soon be the source of your own soft tauriel style. oranges are multi-functional. side from those clothes that clothing items they go

perfectly well in ice cream where's your brings us to our next subject while summer is knocking at our door and that means everyone will be screaming for ice cream well if you had to guess where ice cream comes from you might say italy but in fact it can be traced back to china we take a closer look now and it's cool history. but what is it that. i scream it can be all colors of the rainbow and comes in a seemingly endless variety of flavors and there's nothing quite as refreshing on a hot day summer as the season of the ice cream parlor in germany they're often called when it's here and they always have been. together for money it was my grandfather's place then my father's and now it's mine it's a tradition i think it's. germany is home to over five thousand ice cream parlors. more than half of them were

italian gelati us. ice cream became popular in germany with the arrival of italian migrants nearly one hundred years ago. the first opened here in the one nine hundred twenty s. but it wasn't until the fifty's that their popularity began to bloom. back then few households had freezers so anyone with a craving for a frozen desert her to get out for it and they did it in droves. many of those see me as the proprietor of another vinnie. cutting i don't have to be sweet just what you see here. how come it tally and so so good at making ice cream. anything to the sink it's the way we're brought up we don't follow recipes italians don't follow recipes we improvise we draw all sorts of things together and

see what we end up with if it tastes good all of that or make some of the cows in fact ice cream originally comes from china and dates back some five thousand years marco polo supposedly brought the recipe back to venice. the popsicle is said to have been invented by an american around one hundred years ago. ice cream was becoming a big business in one thousand nine hundred thirty five german ice cream any factory along knees that began making popsicles and two years later to shatter followed suit in the. last year to an average of seven point nine the shoes of ice cream consume per capita in germany that's about one hundred thirteen scoops per person only the scandinavians eat more ice cream especially the finns who consume more ice cream than anyone else in europe. that's come and go and the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's was the heyday of the double meaty popsicle packed full of artificial coloring and flavoring to generations it brings back happy memories.

the site. i am sure came there. no wonder so many us cream parlors are called vinnitsa the name conjures up holidays in the sun blue skies and mediterranean magic. and in germany it's simply what ice cream polish have always been called. so that's yeah that's always been cold and. lots of customers are being coming here since they were kids before the war even when people have been to italy or france they come here and say oh i used to come here when i was young it's over by your

t.v. . times have changed and so have the ice cream flavors but the collective appetite for ice cream is one thing that surely will stay as big as ever. and finally my favorite part of the show when we get a sneak peek into someone's home about i visited a house in the alley and taser. agent of portugal designed by star architect. and this is no ordinary home as it's made up of several units some of which do not have a roof that was done on purpose and not because the builder ran out of money or we meet up now with the owner to hear about the concept behind his summer residence. at first glance this house may look unfinished but the tension here the idea of space is redefined unlike most homes where all the rooms are under one roof this house was built in units parts of which are without

a roof. this is speculation and his wife evelyn. says they found. the land in two thousand and twelve. home was completed three years later. when the house was to be opened to nature open to view. and on the trees and to be the same time together we are here in the main living room and as you can see you have huge windows so we can enjoy being outside and inside we've got a problem since we want to have be independent from friends our friends. create different units which bedroom we found our own bathroom. of a quiet area. of life we've actually

interacting with. this is a. living room and. this is like a house without a roof. the main house is one hundred square meters but the total adds up to about two hundred square metres the exterior walls of the structure are made of concrete . would. want to keep simple function of all. and the same time over. the course you can see there is no roof. the architect drew inspiration for this contemporary dwelling from empty roofless houses that frequently dodged the portuguese countryside and since i'm in tears you see very few rainy days per year it's also

a concept that works here. ok as you can see this is the traditional portuguese farmhouse over region of ireland to show and this is the type of house that wanted to go up like it's this is why we chose a very sort of a safe from the inside and vishay proof of type but we didn't like actually so much of the. traditional ties so we said to the architect and i was his idea to use the traditional frame of portuguese house but we have in the modern and sort of in the middle east way. this town sits on seven hectors of land and also includes an infinity pool which looks out over the atlanta ocean. the weather in leaders is mostly mild and reason creating a summertime feeling all year round. and so ever since the end of our

literature or i hope you're in charge of the house as we enjoy it and it's time to say goodbye. i think i'll be up there or. when there's also time for us to say goodbye but if you want to see more on the show then please check us out on social media from me and the rest of the crew here at euro max as always thanks for joining us and buy from early. on the next. edition of your amount. in just a few days time. will be tying the knot in windsor. wedding march of dimes has been on sale for months. from mugs to royal. cashing in on the next time on your a max. of

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