Corsetry by Maya Hansen - La Corsetteria di Maya Hansen ¤ non solo Kawaii © Maya Hansen - Cake-Corsets, Photo Marcelo Aquilio Maya Carbajal Alex-Hansen (1978, Madrid) è una giovane fashion designer specializzata nelle produzione di raffinata corsetteria; non troverete mai nelle sue collezioni dei corsetti semplici, ma la ricchezza è il punto focale delle sue eclettiche creazioni che accontentano tutte e tutti gli amanti dell’intimo, anche se nascondere questi meravigliosi indumenti è un vero peccato, tanto che molte VIP hanno deciso di sfoggiare i corsetti bene in vista. Maya Carbajal Alex-Hansen (1978, Madrid) is a young fashion designer specialized in the production of refined corsetry; you will never find simple corsets in her collections, but the richness is the strong point of her eclectic creations that satisfy all the underwear lovers, even if it’s a pity to hide these wonderful garments, so that many VIPs have decided to show off the corset in full view. © Maya Hansen - Wild Rose Couture Corset © Maya Hansen - Maria Antoniette © Maya Hansen - Pink Queen
International relations | Economist - World News, Politics, Economics, Business & Finance Center for American Progress Urban Evolution | Our Warmup is Your Gym's Workout Parkour (“Park-oar”, or maybe “par-core” but never “park hour” and if you try and put “hardcore” in front of it, we’ll punch you) is a training methodology which focuses on movement in both natural and urban environments. The focus is to move over, under, around, and through obstacles elegantly, and with efficiency. So maybe you’ve heard of parkour before, and even seen some pictures or videos labeled as parkour, but what exactly is parkour? It’s not strictly defined by any particular workout or conditioning regimen. So it does have its philosophical side, but here at Urban Evolution, we’ve come up a variety of ways to challenge you and hone your skills in a safe and fun environment. Urban Evolution offers many other classes as well. To get started, sign up for one of our 2-Hour Intro to Parkour sessions. If you have questions…have you checked out our Frequently Asked Questions page?
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