One of the dominant themes at the Fall shows – earlier this year – was a discernible shift towards a smarter, more buttoned-up look in menswear. Street styles – so prevalent in recent seasons – have taken a back seat as many consumers continue to adapt to a new lifestyle which often includes ‘return to office’ and working from home.

The name Dirty Harry immediately conjures up an image of Clint Eastwood as the cool, no-nonsense cop in the movie of the same name sporting a pair of Ray-Ban Balorama shades. Fifty years on, Balorama and other iconic looks from the 60s, 70s and 80s are as popular today as ever before. Ac Magazine takes a look at some of the hottest retro styles in men’s sunglasses this summer.

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A plot of virtual land in a digital world selling for a significant sum may sound like science fiction, but the metaverse is here to stay–and it’s already changing the way we think about real estate.

“The more I look back on it, it’s quite a unique relationship that I have with the violin – it’s never been just an instrument for me – it’s always been an extension of what I wanted to say.”

Digital marketers today have been in the dark for some time about the inner workings of Instagram and specifically how the platform determines which content is served up to users across each of its key features. Until now.

It’s hardly surprising that consumers today are more visually literate than ever before. As such, they are drawn to imagery that connects on a deeper emotional level – and therein lies the opportunity with Discovery Ads.