456 The wrap dress, also known as the robe portefeuille in French, is easily recognized by its crossover front. It wraps around the body and is typically fastened at the waist with a tie, belt, or buttons. This type of closure allows for a perfect fit, adapting beautifully to different body shapes, which makes it both […]
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456 Among the various dress designs, the shift dress stands out due to its polished simplicity. Its linear shape, with no waist cinching, creates a basic yet beautiful style. It often falls in a straight line from the shoulders to the hem, providing a flowing drape that gently caresses the body’s curves without emphasizing them. This […]
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456 Dresses have been worn by women from the beginning of time, both in everyday life and on special occasions. More than just a piece of clothing, it expresses the age, culture, and identity of the lady who wears it. The dress, which has served as a symbol of power, femininity, comfort, and elegance throughout history, […]
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456 Colours play an important part in expressing our style and individuality, whether via clothes, home design, or make-up application. Each season provides its own set of popular colours, some delicate and natural, others bold and vivid. But how can you manage all of these varied hues? And, most importantly, how do you match them correctly? […]
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456 Coordinating your outfit with your child’s is a trendy and tender idea. Whether it’s for a special occasion or just for the pleasure of matching on a daily basis, matching parent-child looks are winning over more and more families. But while it’s easy to find inspiration online, it is not always easy to put it […]
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456 Wearing an outfit that matches your child’s is no longer just a charming idea reserved for the family albums of yesteryear. Today it is a real fashion trend, at the crossroads of emotions, style and complicity. Whether it is coordinating colours, sharing the same patterns or adopting identical pieces, parent-child looks are winning over more […]
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456 Mauritius is a nation where history and culture meet in its buildings. From colonial-era houses to modern temples and mosques, architecture reflects the island’s diverse beliefs, traditions, and social changes. The early modern period after independence in 1968 saw a transformation in public and private buildings. Architects began blending European styles inherited from the French […]
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456 Mauritius has a long history of agriculture, with sugar cane dominating the landscape for centuries. Today, the agricultural sector is evolving as farmers adopt digital technologies to increase productivity, reduce costs, and respond to climate challenges. The use of digital tools in farming is becoming more common across the island. Mobile applications allow farmers to […]
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456 Mauritius has traditionally relied on imported fossil fuels to meet its energy needs. This dependence has made the island vulnerable to global fuel price changes and has posed environmental challenges. In recent years, the country has embarked on an ambitious journey towards energy independence, with solar power playing a central role. The island enjoys abundant […]
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456 When Mauritius gained its independence on 12 March 1968, the country inherited basic infrastructure from the colonial period and faced the great challenge of building its own future. Under the leadership of Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam, the first government of independent Mauritius placed strong emphasis on practical development. The aim was to modernise the island and […]
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