LYPHIO
MEDIA ROUNDUP BY LYMFACE
LYPHIO — LYMFACE’s media project. Twice a month, we’ll be sharing the most interesting stories and publications in the media dedicated to the beauty industry, fashion, and culture.
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Body is Everything. The body, being the complete opposite of the soul in every sense, means no less in culture than it does. It inspires artists, designers, and directors. It receives enormous attention on social media — from “maxxing” trends to the universally healthy lifestyle. It becomes the object of our constant experiments and changes. In the new digest of materials, we reflect on corporeality and its main components: from the amazing loads it is capable of, to fragile sexuality in the new Tom Ford collections.
ARTICLES OF THE MONTH
BBC
'Powerful and beautiful': Here's why we all need body fat
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The "Ozempic" era has driven us all crazy. While celebrities and models on the runway continue to prove that fat is not in fashion, doctors are sounding the alarm and trying to prove that it is an integral part of the health of our entire body. The BBC decided to thoroughly investigate this issue in its new material. In the new article, the magazine explains that fat performs many functions — from hormone production to thermoregulation — and clearly explains why the pursuit of weight loss is so harmful to health.
ELLE
At Tom Ford, Seduction Takes the Lead
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"There is something deeply sexual about a body that reveals itself but does not offer itself," says Haider Ackermann, prefacing the new collection for Tom Ford. In it, the designer explores physicality and sexuality, abandoning trivial moves and shifting the emphasis away from desire in the conventional human understanding. He shows that the body does not have to "shout" and "call" to action — in its tenderness and fragility, it actually carries true allure. Elle discusses this collection in detail in its new issue, revealing the designer's intentions.
The New York Times
Strength Tests From Around the World
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Our body is an amazingly resilient tool. For decades it allows us to move, endures illnesses and the most varied temperatures, can work for several hours and (with the proper skill) even avoid getting tired. However, this is far from the limit of its capabilities. People from all over the world spend years subjecting themselves to grueling training to prove that endurance actually has almost no limit. In a new piece, The New York Times has gathered the most unusual strength tests from around the world — we invite you to learn what incredible tricks our body is capable of.