Thanks to the internet and social networks, freedom of speech has taken on a completely new dimension. In fact, it seems that some democratic postulates have been distorted simply because more and more people feel the need and are allowed to say whatever they want in front of a larger audience, whenever they want.
We have written about the social trend of inflation of speech without any responsibility and consequences in the new issue of Lider trend, a monthly magazine dedicated to the culture of living that we present to you in the new issue of Lider. In addition, we highlight an interesting interview with Tamara Domljanović and Nina Hren, who are behind the brand Tete kuhaju. The two of them decided to leave their previous jobs and turn their love for cooking into a business. They come to ‘events’, promotions, and celebrations with their truck and cook healthy and imaginative food for the client, and recently they have also started organizing birthday parties for children who learn to cook and eat healthy food with them. We also bring two stories from abroad. One is a report by Ivo Kozarčanina from a wine festival in Merano, and the other is from our fashion editor Jelena Gotovac about La Rochelle, a French town where time seems to have stopped. And it seems that a considerable number of musicians from the pop industry draw inspiration from some other times, sometimes shamelessly copying the artistic photographs of Horst P. Horst, Guy Bourdin, or Irving Penn and serving them to the younger population as their own creations. As always, we bring a plethora of interesting topics from the world of fashion, beauty, cars, watches, gastronomy, and culture so that our readers can gain a comprehensive insight into trends and novelties in everything that can be categorized under the aegis of ‘lifestyle’. (S. B.)
