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- Nocino the dark stuff: a perfect dinner in Canton Ticino ends with a glass or two of nutty nocino. Dark brown and bittersweet, the digestive liqueur is made up of an infusion of alcohol and unripened walnuts. Here, we look at its origins and see how easy it is to make your own.
... products, try your local specialist wine store, or use it as an excuse--should you need one--to s...
- Swiss News
- Num. 2008, Avril 2008
- A Wink &Amp; a Nod; at Stockholm's Fashion Week
The Swedish capital's fashion frenzy during Stockholm's fashion week in August is mainly about showing and selling garments. But it's also an opportunity for the nation's glitterati to sip sponsored champagne at nightclubs and museums, for celebrities to strut and pose for TV cameras and for sharp-elbowed journalists to jostle for the best seats by the catwalks. Sweden's fashion week is a relatively modest affair in many respects. Sure, you need to have a connection to the industry (or be the friend of someone in the fashion industry) to be invited to most of the shows. And yes, some fashionistas are cold-as-ice snobs. But virtually all guests wait patiently in line to get into the shows - "special" VIPs don't generally get whisked inside early. Even a major fashion queen like Margareth...

... center, the city's biggest department store, shopping centers, museums and art galleries. Thos... employees swished by offering fancy NK liqueur-flavored chocolates on silver trays to guests wait...
- A Wink &Amp; a Nod
The Swedish capital's fashion frenzy during Stockholm's fashion week in August is mainly about showing and selling garments. But it's also an opportunity for the nation's glitterati to sip sponsored champagne at nightclubs and museums, for celebrities to strut and pose for TV cameras and for sharp-elbowed journalists to jostle for the best seats by the catwalks. Sweden's fashion week is a relatively modest affair in many respects. Sure, you need to have a connection to the industry (or be the friend of someone in the fashion industry) to be invited to most of the shows. And yes, some fashionistas are cold-as-ice snobs. But virtually all guests wait patiently in line to get into the shows - "special" VIPs don't generally get whisked inside early. Even a major fashion queen like Margareth...

... center, the city's biggest department store, shopping centers, museums and art galleries. Thos... employees swished by offering fancy NK liqueur-flavored chocolates on silver trays to guests wait...