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Hypebeast
14 hours ago
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- Hypebeast
設計師品牌 neum 全新系列「A Study of Ordered Traces」正式發佈
由主理人Ann Chen創立的新銳設計師品牌neum正式發表全新系列「A Study of Ordered Traces」，本季靈感源自 Lee Miller 的攝影作品，在她鏡頭下的戰爭，不僅記錄了衝突，也留下了秩序、殘留與重生的影子。 neum 試著從那些排列整齊卻載滿重量的線條與空間中，找到一種失序中重新編排現實的方式。比如條紋與圍籬、工裝與口袋，本是象徵規訓、勞動與區隔的視覺語言，在這一系列中被拆解、重構、重新縫合，將制服的線條化為身體的自由延展，將圍籬的格線轉譯為保護與內聚。 Ann 認為當這些符號被剪裁、重組，穿在身上，它們可以是自由的縫隙。服裝也不再只是穿在身上的結構，更是穿越時間的敘事。 「A Study of Ordered Traces」系列現已上架官網及品牌工作室展出，歡迎線上選購或預約試穿體驗。此外 neum 也將於 8 月 16 日、17 日舉辦新品展售會，開放試穿與購買，有興趣的讀者不妨多加留意。 neum 'A Study of Ordered Traces' 展售會日期：8/16、17時間：12:00–19:00地點：台北市松山區復興北路 233 號
BBC News
3 days ago
- Sport
- BBC News
Premier Sports Cup: Holders Celtic host top-flight new boys Falkirk
Update: Date: 19:54 BST Title: Post Content: Celtic 0-0 Falkirk Seven minutes gone at Parkhead and we're yet to have a shot at either end. Celtic are dominating possession but yet to carve Falkirk open. Update: Date: 19:50 BST Title: Post Content: Celtic 0-0 Falkirk Lee MillerFormer Falkirk manager on BBC Scotland Falkirk are going to be on the back foot and will have to defend a lot in this opening spell. Update: Date: 19:50 BST Title: Post Content: Celtic 0-0 Falkirk Kieran Tierney fizzes a wonderful first-time ball across the face of goal, but there aren't any takers in green and white. Update: Date: 19:46 BST Title: KICK-OFF Content: Celtic v Falkirk (19:45) Referee Lloyd Wilson peeps his whistle and away we go. Update: Date: 19:45 BST Title: Post Content: Celtic v Falkirk (19:45) Lee MillerFormer Falkirk manager on BBC Scotland It'll be an interesting contest. I'm looking forward to seeing Ross MacIver and how he challenges the Celtic centre-halves. It's two teams trying to play football. I think Celtic will come out bright but it'll be interesting to see how Falkirk deal with that early threat. Update: Date: 19:44 BST Title: Post Content: Celtic v Falkirk (19:45) The players are out at Parkhead. Kick-off is just around the corner. Update: Date: 19:41 BST Title: Celtic weaker or stronger? Content: Celtic v Falkirk (19:45) Charlie MulgrewFormer Celtic defender on Premier Sports In the backline, Celtic are stronger, bringing in Tierney. They are stronger in midfield, bringing in Nygren. But, in the front line, they are weaker. They have lost Kygo, they have lost Kuhn and, although they brought in Jota, he is out for nine months. Update: Date: 19:39 BST Title: 'Performance level will increase as we go' - Rodgers Content: Celtic v Falkirk (19:45) Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers tells BBC Scotland: "For us it's a game we want to win no matter what day of the week it's on. We play games on different days of the week, it doesn't change anything. "We've had a good pre-season, it's still very early on but we've controlled the games well. We could've scored more goals but we didn't. "We will increase the performance level as we go but we can't forget the players have played well so far and we want to continue that mentality. "I've played the same team with one game a week but with the two qualification games coming up I didn't want players that I could pick for those to come in without having played. "We're at home and expect to perform well." On Falkirk boss John McGlynn: "I take great pride in his success. He belongs in the game. We built up a good connection when he was here and we got on very well. I respect him. "He's demonstrated that he wants talent and technique over power. "We know it's going to be a tough game tonight and I look forward to that and seeing him too." Update: Date: 19:37 BST Title: Tierney start a 'surprise' Content: Celtic v Falkirk (19:45) Charlie MulgrewFormer Celtic defender on Premier Sports I'm surprised Kieran Tierney is starting. Celtic are keen to build that muscle strength and maybe they just want to give him another 60 minutes. Update: Date: 19:33 BST Title: 'Celtic stronger this time' - McGlynn Content: Celtic v Falkirk (19:45) Falkirk manager John McGlynn has been speaking to Premier Sports, determined to learn from the 5-2 defeat at Celtic Park last season. "After the last time we were here, that's maybe why Celtic have kept their full-backs," he says. "They changed it last time, but I feel they are a bit stronger than they were last time against us. "We want to press on the outside and try to prevent crosses. We need to match that - that's the game plan. "Last season, we were still in the match at 70 minutes and we hope to stay in it beyond that." Update: Date: 19:32 BST Title: Post Content: Celtic v Falkirk (19:45) Let's get the pre-match thoughts of both managers, shall we? Update: Date: 19:28 BST Title: 'Big chance for Kenny' Content: Celtic v Falkirk (19:45) Pat BonnerFormer Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound I'm looking forward to seeing Johnny Kenny start. He scored goals for Shamrock Rovers, Brendan obviously likes him, but he's got to go out on the pitch and do it. Now is his chance to show the manager that they don't need to go back into the market for another striker. Update: Date: 19:24 BST Title: Rodgers 'fairly confident' Maeda will stay at Celtic Content: Celtic v Falkirk (19:45) There has been speculation leading up to this match about the future of Celtic forward Daizen Maeda, but manager Brendan Rodgers is "fairly confident" the Japan international will be a Celtic player come the end of the summer transfer window. Large sections of the Parkhead side's support have become disgruntled at their club's transfer activity, with some fearing Maeda could leave. The 27-year-old was Celtic's standout player last term, scoring 33 goals and providing 12 assists in 51 games. When asked earlier this week if he is confident Maeda will remain at the club, Rodgers replied: "Yeah, yeah, yeah, fairly confident of that, as can be." Maeda has two years remaining on his contract and Rodgers says talks are ongoing regarding a new deal, but the manager is unaware of any progress. "There have been discussions going on in the background," the Celtic boss added. "I don't have any updates on it. I don't know of any developments." Update: Date: 19:22 BST Title: Post Content: Celtic v Falkirk (19:45) It's a balmy evening in Glasgow. The temperature is still in the mid-20s - ideal conditions for two teams who like to get the ball down and play. Update: Date: 19:19 BST Title: 'Bairns need balance' Content: Celtic v Falkirk (19:45) Tony DochertyFormer Dundee manager on BBC Sportsound Falkirk will take reference from their last visit here. They need to be comfortable out of possession and be a threat going forward and it is difficult to get that balance. Update: Date: 19:16 BST Title: Will Falkirk attack Celtic? Content: Celtic v Falkirk (19:45) The last time Falkirk went to Celtic Park, the then-Championship side flew out of the blocks and went at Celtic. Goals from Ross MacIver and Finn Yeats had John McGlynn's side 2-1 up at half-time, before a double apiece for Adam Idah and Nicolas Kuhn ensured Celtic avoided an upset. Still, it was notable how McGlynn's front-foot play was able to cause problems against Scotland's dominant club side. Will league setbacks at the start of this season lead to tweaks from McGlynn or will he stick to his approach and take the game to this much-changed Celtic side? "For us, a reference was how well we did there last season," McGlynn said earlier this week. "We've got to take a bit of confidence and belief from that. "We're always going to create chances with the type of team we are. We want to come out of Celtic Park with our heads held high and who knows? Maybe in the quarter-finals." Ross MacIver will fancy a repeat of this goal tonight Update: Date: 19:13 BST Title: Two changes for visitors Content: Celtic v Falkirk (19:45) John McGlynn has been forced into a change on the wing after Ethan Ross picked up "quite a serious" ankle injury against Livingston. Aidan Nesbitt drops to the bench as Henry Cartwright and Alfie Agyeman come into the team. Keelan Adams continues at right-back for Falkirk Update: Date: 19:07 BST Title: Sinisalo starts as Celtic change six Content: Celtic v Falkirk (19:45) Brendan Rodgers has made a raft of changes from his side's 2-0 win over Aberdeen last time out, perhaps with one eye on the first leg of their Champions League play-off against Kairat Almaty on Wednesday. Viljami Sinisalo replaces Kasper Schmeichel in goal, Dane Murray and Auston Trusty form a new-look centre-back partnership, while Arne Engels and Luke McCowan come into midfield. Up front, Johnny Kenny is preferred to Adam Idah, with James Forrest and Daizen Maeda continuing out wide. Viljami Sinisalo starts in goal for Celtic Update: Date: 19:04 BST Title: LINE-UPS from Celtic Park Content: Celtic v Falkirk (19:45) Celtic: Sinisalo, Johnston, Murray, Trusty, Tierney, McGregor, Engels, McCowan, Forrest, Maeda, Kenny. Substitutes: Schmeichel, Scales, Nygren, Idah, Yang, Yamada, Bernardo, Hatate, Ralston. Falkirk: Bain, Adams, Neilson, Henderson, McCann, Spencer, Tait, Miller, Cartwright, Agyeman, MacIver. Substitutes: Hogarth, Oliver, Graham, Nesbitt, Allan, Mackie, Arfield, Walker, McCrone. Update: Date: 19:00 BST Title: Good evening Content: Celtic v Falkirk (19:45) Celtic's defence of their Premier Sports Cup crown begins this evening as they welcome Falkirk to Parkhead in the first of eight second-round ties. Brendan Rodgers' side have beaten St Mirren and Aberdeen to start their league season, while John McGlynn's Falkirk cruised through the group stages of this tournament before drawing against Dundee United and losing against Livingston in the Premiership. Kick-off is 45 minutes away...
BBC News
4 days ago
- Sport
- BBC News
'Sky is the limit' for Miller after Udinese move
Lee Miller believes the "sky is the limit" for son Lennon after the midfielder completed his move from Motherwell to Udinese."Yeah, it's been a bit of a whirlwind, a bit of a rollercoaster ride. But delighted to get the deal done," Miller told BBC Scotland."We're gutted he's leaving us, but bursting with pride at the same time as is our entire family. It's an amazing opportunity for him."It's been a carefully thought-out process over the last six, seven, eight months."Udinese has always been there, chomping at the bit to do things properly, and they've done that. It's been a huge decision for Lennon to make, and us as well, because we're quite a close family."But ultimately it's been great, exciting times, and I look forward to the future."Several clubs were pursing the 18-year-old Scotland international, but Miller decided the best option for his development was to follow in the footsteps of international team-mates such as Scott McTominay, Billy Gilmour and Aaron Hickey by taking his talents to Serie father added added: "He feels he's got an opportunity to play there, it's in a world-class league in Serie A, he wants to show everybody what he can do over there, against some quality sides."They've got a track record for developing players and moving them on for bigger money again, so this is a carefully thought out step."Lennon's done fantastic so far. He is a level-headed kid, I say kid, he's a man, and he's very mature beyond his years, but he has massive ambitions. The sky's the limit."
BBC News
15-07-2025
- BBC News
West Yorkshire prison vape fires spark call for more prosecutions
Prisoners who start fires in their cells should face harsher punishment, fire chiefs have said following a steep rise in the number of incidents in number of arsons in West Yorkshire's prisons rose from 27 in 2022/23 to 127 in 2024/25, a West Yorkshire Fire Authority meeting was of the fires were started using vapes and were often used as a way to intimidate fellow prisoners or by inmates wanting to move to different cells, a report to members said offenders could face criminal prosecution but only if the damage exceeded £2,000 and due to "inaccurate costings this threshold was rarely met". The Ministry of Justice has been approached for a comment. The report to the authority's community safety committee on Friday said the fire service wanted more culprits to be prosecuted. It said: "We have seen a steady rise in cell fires, the vast majority of which have been started using vape pens - either by manipulating the heating element or the charging cables."We found that offenders face adjudication by the governor, which could result in up to 30 additional days added to their sentence."In severe cases, they could face criminal charges if the fire endangered staff or other prisoners."For a case to be considered by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), the damage must exceed a threshold of £2,000."However, due to inaccurate costings, this threshold was rarely met." 'Powerful deterrent' The fire service's Leeds District Commander Lee Miller told the meeting: "Prisoners being prisoners, they are inventive. They'll find new ways to set fires."Councillors were told prison liaison officers had introduced an incident reporting form that "captures accurate damage assessments, assigns costs and includes questions that police would typically ask the perpetrator".It said: "With the new incident reporting form, we hope to see more cases referred to and approved by the CPS."There have been instances in the UK where up to two years were added to a sentence. "If such a case occurred in one of our Leeds District sites, it could serve as a powerful deterrent." Listen to highlights from West Yorkshire on BBC Sounds, catch up with the latest episode of Look North.
Yahoo
14-07-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Miller bid expected within weeks, says father
Lennon Miller's father expects a bid for the Motherwell midfielder to come "if not this week, maybe next week". Motherwell drew 2-2 with Clyde on Saturday, winning the Premier Sports Cup group game bonus point by prevailing in the penalty shootout, without their 18-year-old Scotland international. Advertisement Lee Miller, who played for Aberdeen, Dundee United, Hearts and Scotland said his son's injury is "not serious". "Hopefully, he'll be back soon," Miller senior told BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound. "I think there will be a bid comes in, if not this week, maybe next week. There's a lot of talk behind the scenes and the clubs are speaking together and we'll see what happens." Lennon Miller has played 76 times for Motherwell, scoring six goals, and when asked if a move abroad was likely, Lee Miller replied: "Yeah, potentially. "He's got ambition. He wants to play at the highest level possible. Advertisement "He had a great season last season, finishing off the season with two Scotland caps, which was tremendous. He wants to take it to another level and we'll see what happens over the next few weeks. "He just wants to play football. He would've played in that game yesterday. He just wants to play football and enjoy it and that's what he does best."
