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9 hours ago
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Mackage launches new campaign with Croatian goalkeeper Dominik Livaković
Mackage launches new campaign with Croatian goalkeeper Dominik Livaković By Jennifer Braun Published July 24, 2025 Luxury outerwear brand debuts the third installment of its campaign series 'Protect Your Craft', spotlighting Dominik Livaković, goalkeeper for the Croatian National Team and the Turkish Süper Lig Fenerbahçe SK team. Mackage launches new campaign with Croatian goalkeeper Dominik Livaković. - Mackage Set in New York City, the campaign highlights how Livaković's precise, poised athleticism mirrors the ethos behind Mackage's designs engineered to protect and crafted with sophisticated style. 'Dominik represents the essence of 'Protect Your Craft'—focused, disciplined, and uncompromising in his pursuit of excellence,' said Tanya Golesic, CEO of Mackage. 'Whether he's commanding the field or moving through the city, he carries an understated strength that reflects what Mackage stands for: protection through elevated design. We're proud to partner with him for this next chapter.' The campaign features the brand's latest collection, anchored in its ethos of 'Aesthetics That Protect'. Key pieces include the Cole, a tailored wool peacoat featuring a modular collar system; the Dominic, a sharply cut leather jacket; and the Emilio, a satin bomber jacket offering clean lines and ease of movement. Other highlights include the Victor, insulated with lightweight down for ergonomic warmth, and the Ralph-Ht, a reversible coat crafted in houndstooth wool and cotton twill for maximum functionality. 'Being a goalkeeper is about more than just physical skill—it's about staying ready in every moment, whether I'm on the field or navigating everyday life in the city, I move with purpose,' said Livaković. 'Mackage offers pieces that move with me—giving me the freedom to adapt, to perform, and to look sharp doing it.' The 'Protect Your Craft' series has previously featured footballer Joško Gvardiol and tennis star Donna Vekić.
Fashion Network
4 days ago
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- Fashion Network
Mackage launches new campaign with Croatian goalkeeper Dominik Livaković
Luxury outerwear brand Mackage debuts the third installment of its campaign series 'Protect Your Craft', spotlighting Dominik Livaković, goalkeeper for the Croatian National Team and the Turkish Süper Lig Fenerbahçe SK team. Set in New York City, the campaign highlights how Livaković's precise, poised athleticism mirrors the ethos behind Mackage's designs engineered to protect and crafted with sophisticated style. 'Dominik represents the essence of 'Protect Your Craft'—focused, disciplined, and uncompromising in his pursuit of excellence,' said Tanya Golesic, CEO of Mackage. 'Whether he's commanding the field or moving through the city, he carries an understated strength that reflects what Mackage stands for: protection through elevated design. We're proud to partner with him for this next chapter.' The campaign features the brand's latest collection, anchored in its ethos of 'Aesthetics That Protect'. Key pieces include the Cole, a tailored wool peacoat featuring a modular collar system; the Dominic, a sharply cut leather jacket; and the Emilio, a satin bomber jacket offering clean lines and ease of movement. Other highlights include the Victor, insulated with lightweight down for ergonomic warmth, and the Ralph-Ht, a reversible coat crafted in houndstooth wool and cotton twill for maximum functionality. 'Being a goalkeeper is about more than just physical skill—it's about staying ready in every moment, whether I'm on the field or navigating everyday life in the city, I move with purpose,' said Livaković. 'Mackage offers pieces that move with me—giving me the freedom to adapt, to perform, and to look sharp doing it.' The 'Protect Your Craft' series has previously featured footballer Joško Gvardiol and tennis star Donna Vekić.
Fashion Network
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Mackage launches new campaign with Croatian goalkeeper Dominik Livaković
Luxury outerwear brand Mackage debuts the third installment of its campaign series 'Protect Your Craft', spotlighting Dominik Livaković, goalkeeper for the Croatian National Team and the Turkish Süper Lig Fenerbahçe SK team. Set in New York City, the campaign highlights how Livaković's precise, poised athleticism mirrors the ethos behind Mackage's designs engineered to protect and crafted with sophisticated style. 'Dominik represents the essence of 'Protect Your Craft'—focused, disciplined, and uncompromising in his pursuit of excellence,' said Tanya Golesic, CEO of Mackage. 'Whether he's commanding the field or moving through the city, he carries an understated strength that reflects what Mackage stands for: protection through elevated design. We're proud to partner with him for this next chapter.' The campaign features the brand's latest collection, anchored in its ethos of 'Aesthetics That Protect'. Key pieces include the Cole, a tailored wool peacoat featuring a modular collar system; the Dominic, a sharply cut leather jacket; and the Emilio, a satin bomber jacket offering clean lines and ease of movement. Other highlights include the Victor, insulated with lightweight down for ergonomic warmth, and the Ralph-Ht, a reversible coat crafted in houndstooth wool and cotton twill for maximum functionality. 'Being a goalkeeper is about more than just physical skill—it's about staying ready in every moment, whether I'm on the field or navigating everyday life in the city, I move with purpose,' said Livaković. 'Mackage offers pieces that move with me—giving me the freedom to adapt, to perform, and to look sharp doing it.' The 'Protect Your Craft' series has previously featured footballer Joško Gvardiol and tennis star Donna Vekić.
Fashion Network
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Mackage launches new campaign with Croatian goalkeeper Dominik Livaković
Luxury outerwear brand Mackage debuts the third installment of its campaign series 'Protect Your Craft', spotlighting Dominik Livaković, goalkeeper for the Croatian National Team and the Turkish Süper Lig Fenerbahçe SK team. Set in New York City, the campaign highlights how Livaković's precise, poised athleticism mirrors the ethos behind Mackage's designs engineered to protect and crafted with sophisticated style. 'Dominik represents the essence of 'Protect Your Craft'—focused, disciplined, and uncompromising in his pursuit of excellence,' said Tanya Golesic, CEO of Mackage. 'Whether he's commanding the field or moving through the city, he carries an understated strength that reflects what Mackage stands for: protection through elevated design. We're proud to partner with him for this next chapter.' The campaign features the brand's latest collection, anchored in its ethos of 'Aesthetics That Protect'. Key pieces include the Cole, a tailored wool peacoat featuring a modular collar system; the Dominic, a sharply cut leather jacket; and the Emilio, a satin bomber jacket offering clean lines and ease of movement. Other highlights include the Victor, insulated with lightweight down for ergonomic warmth, and the Ralph-Ht, a reversible coat crafted in houndstooth wool and cotton twill for maximum functionality. 'Being a goalkeeper is about more than just physical skill—it's about staying ready in every moment, whether I'm on the field or navigating everyday life in the city, I move with purpose,' said Livaković. 'Mackage offers pieces that move with me—giving me the freedom to adapt, to perform, and to look sharp doing it.' The 'Protect Your Craft' series has previously featured footballer Joško Gvardiol and tennis star Donna Vekić.
Morocco World
26-02-2025
- Sport
- Morocco World
José Mourinho Accused of Racism After Calling Galatasaray ‘Monkeys'
Fenerbahçe boss José Mourinho has been hit with accusations of racism by the club's arch-rivals Galatasaray — who are now vowing to drag the 'Special One' to court. The claims erupted after Monday's fiery 0-0 game in the Turkish Süper Lig, though Galatasaray has yet to specify exactly which comments triggered the outrage. Fenerbahçe are still in the title race and trailing Galatasaray by just six points as the season heads into its final stretch. The controversy exploded when Mourinho, 62, slammed Turkish referees and accused Galatasaray's bench of 'jumping like monkeys' after a heated first-half incident — words that instantly set social media ablaze. 'Fenerbahçe manager Jose Mourinho has persistently issued derogatory statements directed towards the Turkish people. Today, his discourse has escalated beyond merely immoral comments into unequivocally inhumane rhetoric,' Galatasaray said in a statement. The Istanbul-based club vowed to file criminal charges and report Mourinho to UEFA and FIFA. 📌 Club Statement from Galatasaray SK Since the commencement of his managerial duties in Türkiye, Fenerbahçe manager Jose Mourinho has persistently issued derogatory statements directed towards the Turkish people. Today, his discourse has escalated beyond merely immoral comments… — Galatasaray EN (@Galatasaray) February 24, 2025 But Fenerbahçe quickly fired back, calling the racism accusations 'baseless' and accusing Galatasaray of trying to manipulate public opinion. 'A post-match remark made by our Coach, Jose Mourinho, has been deliberately taken entirely out of context and distorted in a misleading manner,' the club replied in a statement.'The expression used by Jose Mourinho was solely intended to describe the excessive reaction of the opposing team's technical staff to the referee's decisions during the match. These remarks cannot, under any circumstances, be associated with racism.' Official Statement We deem it necessary to issue this statement concerning a matter that has dominated the agenda following the match between our Football Team and Galatasaray. A post-match remark made by our Coach, Jose Mourinho, has been deliberately taken entirely out of… — Fenerbahçe English (@Fenerbahce_EN) February 25, 2025 The Portuguese manager, who took charge at Fenerbahçe last June, refused to hold back in his post-match press conference, lambasting the Turkish referees and even putting forth the idea that foreign officials should take charge of every game in Turkiye. 'I went to the referee's dressing room after the match,' Mourinho said. 'I told them 'this match was a disaster.'' Mourinho, known as the 'Special One,' is no stranger to controversy. He's been fined, suspended, and has been constantly at war with officials throughout his glittering career, which has seen him win two UEFA Champions League cups, two Europa Leagues, and league titles across top championships in Europe. Tags: FenerbahceGalatasarayJose Mourinhoracism in football
