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October 2007: Three guest editors once again meant...
... three different covers
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October 2009: guest editor Karl Lagerfeld’s cover incorporated a peal-and-reveal sticker
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October 2009: Bespoke covers were created for different territories for the first time ever for our Fab 40 issue, which celebrated the freshest ideas and trends from ten global superpowers of style
October 2009: A further cover was printed for countries not included in the ten territories
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Augmented reality covers for January 2010
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Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paolo covers for our Born in Brazil issue, June 2010
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November 2010: For our second territories issue, bespoke covers were once again created for different countries across the world
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Delhi and Mumbai covers for our Reborn in India issue, June 2011
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Premium patisserie Naya is Mayfair’s latest sweet spotHeritage meets opulence at Naya bakery in Mayfair, London. With interiors by India Hicks and Anna Goulandris, the patisserie looks good enough to eat
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Discover midcentury treasures in Marylebone with Álvaro by AppointmentLondon is full of sequestered design havens, and Wallpaper* knows them all. Allow us to point you in the direction of Álvaro González’s shop window on Nottingham Place, home to a bonanza of beautiful 20th-century antiques
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Beach chic: the all-new Citroën Ami gets an acid-tinged, open-air Buggy variantCitroën have brought a dose of polychromatic playfulness to their new generation Ami microcar, the cult all-ages electric quadricycle that channels the spirit of the 2CV for the modern age
