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Hypebeast
15 hours ago
- Lifestyle
- Hypebeast
HAVEN Is Here for the "High Summer" Vibes
Summary AsHAVEN's latest summer delivery fades into the sunset in the rearview, the versatile Vancouver-based imprint is ushering in another offering of lightweight outerwear. Entitled 'High Summer,' the new envisioning emphasizes adaptability, as many of the label's in-line releases do, marking a masterclass in minimalistic warm-weather layering. A crossover between elevated pieces and more casual loungewear, 'High Summer' is an ode to the in-between, a masterful mesh of 'high'-er and more street-style fashion. Dipped in a light color palette of pastel hues and neutrals, 'High Summer' revels in simple, airy silhouettes, culminating in a clean and cohesive foray of garments and accessories – lots of linen, poplin, and silk. Breathability is also guiding sentiment, bridging the gap between more 'sophisticated' button-downs, pocketed cargo trousers, and heavyweight hoodies. Take a closer look at HAVEN's 'High Summer' delivery in the serene seaside lookbook above, and shop the range now at the brand's officialwebstore.
Extra.ie
a day ago
- Sport
- Extra.ie
Dublin goalkeeper signs with NFL giants from IPP
Mark McNamee is the latest Irish star to hang up his GAA gloves for a move across the pond to the NFL. The former Ballyboden St Enda's goalkeeper has signed for Green Bay Packers after making the International Player Pathway (IPP) programme for 2025. The Dublin native joins another Irish kicker on the roster, Dan Whelan, who signed for the Packers in 2023. Mark McNamee is a former goalkeeper for Ballyboden St Enda's in Dublin. Pic: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile Mark is a member of The Leader Kicking group and follows in the footsteps of ex-Down GAA footballer Charlie Smyth, who joined the New Orleans Saints practice squad through the programme last year. 'Another huge moment for the sport in Ireland as more and more teams in College/NFL recognize our elite leg talent,' said Tadhg Leader, the NFL IPP Kicking and Punting coach who the 25-year-old worked with. 'Congrats to you and your family Mark. Let's keep it rolling. Work to do.' Mark joined Canadian Football League franchise BC Lions after being included in the IPP but was released last month after playing two pre-season games for the Vancouver-based franchise. Jude McAtamney made his NFL regular season debut in 2024. Pic:In November, Derry's Jude McAtamney became the first Irish-born placekicker to feature in a regular season NFL game since 1985. He made his debut for New York Giants against the Washington Commanders in a game where he successfully kicked a field goal and some extra points. Meanwhile, Charlie Smyth is still trying to break into the Saints gameday squad after signing a three-year deal in 2024. Other GAA stars such as Rory Beggan and Mark Jackson also impressed at the NFL Combines last year but unfortunately did not receive contract offers.
RTÉ News
a day ago
- Sport
- RTÉ News
Mark McNamee signs contract with Green Bay Packers
Mark McNamee has become the latest Irish recruit in the NFL after the kicker signed for the Green Bay Packers. McNamee, a former Ballyboden St Enda's goalkeeper, was included in this year's International Player Pathway Program and subsequently joined Canadian Football League franchise BC Lions. He played two pre-season games for the Vancouver-based franchise but was released last month. The 25-year old was tonight signed by the Packers as their back-up kicker and International Player Pathway Program player, with Australian Alex Hales departing. McNamee becomes the second Irish player on the Packers roster, alongside Wicklow-born punter Daniel Whelan. Former Down goalkeeper Charlie Smyth is another noted graduate of the IPPP, having earned a contract with the New Orleans Saints in 2024.
The Market Online
2 days ago
- Business
- The Market Online
TSX Stumbles as Cyber Chaos, Analyst Cuts, and Trade Feuds Collide
Trade tensions just cranked up a notch as EU diplomats are floating broader blowback against Washington, rattling investors and dragging the TSX into the red to start the morning. Market Numbers (Futures) TSX : Down ( 0.20%) 27,262.37TSXV: Flat (0.00%%) 802.80DOW: Down (0.11%) 44,499.00NASDAQ: Down (0.04%) 23,332.00 FTSE: Down (0.16%) 8,998.45 In the Headlines: Roughly 100 organizations just got caught in the crossfire of a major Microsoft server hack, proving even tech giants can't lock the doors fast enough. And two of Canada's leading companies have been hit with analyst downgrades. JPMorgan has cut its rating of Vancouver-based Lululemon to neutral from overweight. Meanwhile, Loop Capital Markets has cut its recommendation on Shopify's stock to hold from buy, citing valuation concerns. . Currencies Update: (Futures) The Canadian dollar stays pinned at $0.7313 U.S. up by 0.04%, nudges up against the euro by 0.14% to $0.6265, while Bitcoin lights up the screen adding $1,812 or 1.12% to C$163,318.20. Commodities: (Futures) Natural Gas: Down: Up (2.57%), 3.24WTI: Down (2.83%), 65.28Gold: Up (0.47%), 3,411.64 Copper: Up (0.51%) 6.08 To stay up-to-date on all of your market news head to Join the discussion: Find out what everybody's saying check out the rest of Stockhouse's stock forums and message boards. The material provided in this article is for information only and should not be treated as investment advice. For full disclaimer information, please click here
Calgary Herald
4 days ago
- Business
- Calgary Herald
‘I can feel their enthusiasm': Billionaire Ruby Liu holds job fair to bolster bid to take over HBC leases
Vancouver-based billionaire Ruby Liu was welcomed by dozens of former Hudson's Bay employees at a job fair in Toronto on Saturday, as her organization staged a recruitment event for new stores she plans to open up after taking over the Bay's leases. Article content Liu has not received court approval to take over 25 of the Bay's leases as per a deal inked in May, and has yet to satisfy the demands of some of the landlords who have raised concerns about her takeover and want her to submit a proper business plan. One of Hudson's Bay senior lenders filed a motion this month to terminate the deal with Liu, arguing that the delay is costing the company money. Article content Article content But none of these factors seemed to discourage Liu on Saturday, who danced with applicants, walked around with a selfie stick to take photos and promote the event on social media and even briefly paused her recruiting to sing the national anthem. Article content 'I am confident that we are going to get the stores, so we are preparing for that,' Liu, whose statement was translated, told reporters at the event. 'We have received almost a thousand resumés online. I wanted to meet these candidates in person. I can feel their enthusiasm.' Article content Liu agreed to take over the leases for 28 of 96 Hudson's Bay stores, all of which were shut down last month as Canada's oldest retailer, which filed for bankruptcy protection under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act in March, looks to pay back millions of dollars to its creditors. Aside from monetizing its leases, the Bay also fired all its employees, sold intellectual property rights to Canadian Tire and is looking to auction its valuable artifacts. Article content Article content Each of those steps, including Liu's deal, needs to be approved by an Ontario court. Article content Article content Last week, an Ontario court was supposed to make a decision on whether or not HBC should cancel Liu's agreement, but that hearing had to be postponed, mostly because Liu arrived at court without a lawyer. Article content Liu said that her previous legal counsel had quit on Sunday afternoon, ahead of the hearing, which took place on Tuesday. Article content 'Our previous legal counsel didn't help us submit the business plan to the landlords and some materials we hoped to submit,' she said. 'We are very disappointed.' Article content Article content But things have changed since then, said Liu, who hired a new lawyer and hopes to go to court in mid-August. 'We want to meet with the landlords more and more,' she said. 'It was not arranged in the past as we wished and we hope that will be happening.' Article content Liu said that she is willing to 'share the profits' with landlords from her flagship stores, which are going to be 'fun and exciting,' she said during a speech at the event.
