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There’s a reason why so many people like to dress in uniform. Whether your job mandates a dress code or you just prefer a utilitarian look, there’s something oddly liberating about not having to decide which print or pattern to throw on in the mornings. It’s been said that the reason why the French are so stylish is because they focus on fit rather than flash, and indeed, Parisian brands like Apc have built an entire following based on subtle takes on classic, everyday pieces.

And then there’s the B-word: “basics.

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Hell hath no fury like a... demon scorned? In this round-up, we have a look at the official poster for Fury of the Demon. Also: an I'm Dreaming of a White Doomsday poster, a new Alienween trailer, details on the screening of Romero's vampire film, Martin, Frankenstein on Blu-ray / DVD, and Director's Cut.

Fury of the Demon: "An investigation that takes us on the traces of violent riots having taken place throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, caused by a rare, fascinating and dangerous film: Fury of the Demon (La Rage du Démon), attributed to French cineaste Georges Méliès. Through conversations with journalists, filmmakers, historians, experts and psychologists, this documentary pulls back the veil on the most cursed and disturbing movie ever made. From mysteries to mysteries, from questioning to questioning, discover the truth about the lost movie that has been shaking the film world for over a century!

June 11, 2010: Christophe Lemaire has been declared as the Artistic Director of Hermès, replacing Jean Paul Gaultier in a surprise move. It has stunned the fashion industry insiders.

In a statement, Hermès clarified the reason for Gaultier’s leaving. He said saying that Gaultier wanted to focus on his own brand. He has been leading the French luxury house’s women’s collection for seven years. The move has come as a surprise to the industry, with much talk regarding Hermès’ artistic demand gearing towards a likely transform.

Lemaire has worked for big fashion.