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ESCAPE INTERVIEWS EDA UYAR

1. Could you tell us a little bit about yourself? Where are you from and what do you…

by '74Escape 20/06/2025

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Today’s pick: textured treasures for sun-drenche

Today’s pick: textured treasures for sun-drenched days 🌞

Handcrafted raffia, a rainbow-striped bag, and a brimmed hat by Les Merimes—made for breezy escapes, beachside wanders, and color-filled moments. Just grab and go.

🎶 Koma by Afia Mala
Track from ‘Home is a Feeling’ an ESCAPE playlist by @eyluldizdar, listen now on spotify!

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An Amalfi Coast getaway through the lens of @sarah

An Amalfi Coast getaway through the lens of @sarahvanrij 🌞

Share with us the memories of your journeys and escapes, tag us with #74Escape and @74escape, join our community of travelers 🌴

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Some journeys leave footprints. Others leave somet

Some journeys leave footprints. Others leave something deeper—quiet marks on who we are and how we see.

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Med mornings 🍑 Via @hannebloch Share with us t

Med mornings 🍑
Via @hannebloch

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Tonight’s watch is a visual feast of maximalist

Tonight’s watch is a visual feast of maximalist decadence and surreal drama: Boom! (1968), directed by Joseph Losey and starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton — a cult classic of camp, couture, and crumbling grandeur.

Based on Tennessee Williams’ play The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Anymore, the film unfolds on a remote Mediterranean island where a wealthy, dying woman (Taylor) receives a mysterious visitor (Burton). But plot takes a back seat to visual spectacle.

Designed by Renzo Mongiardino, the set is a fantasy of faded aristocracy—sun-bleached patios, Roman busts, Brutalist terraces, and sea-soaked cliffs. It’s both brutal and baroque, a dreamscape teetering between reality and theatre.

And then, the costumes. Taylor’s legendary looks were created by Karl Lagerfeld for Tiziani—caftans, turbans, beaded gowns, and statement jewels that drape and shimmer like armor for a woman on the edge. Each outfit is a scene-stealer, each gesture high drama.

Widely panned on release but now embraced as a cult masterpiece, Boom! is one of the boldest visual experiments of its time: absurd, hypnotic, and endlessly stylish.

Welcome to cinema as hallucination.

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