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Tod’s Gommino Moccassin

Tod’s moccasins are both a best seller for the brand and a classic standard in shoemaking. With 133 rubber pebbles on the sole, the Gommino has made its CEO Diego Della Valle proud. Indeed, Diego is an all-American success story. The story behind Tod’s is that of a simple shoemaker’s grandson who one day became...

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Reverso Cordonnet Duetto

Jaeger-Lecoultre’s latest film about the Reverso Cordonnet Duetto reveals the essence of this iconic watch, its dual aspect and its capacity to reinvent itself. Diane Kruger perfectly incarnates the essence of the watch. How many times can you reinvent yourself in one lifetime? That is the question that Jaeger-Lecoultre is asking in their film, and...

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The Rock and Move Bracelet from Messika

The brand puts diamonds at the center of all of its creations and gets inspiration from modern women, from their boldness and sensuality, to create everyday pieces that are chic, glamorous, and ultra-feminine. “Seducing, playing with ones femininity, illuminating a regard! This is how I conceive the role of the jewel. A fashion adornment who’s...

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A Brand New Cartier “Nouvelle Vague”

Following 2012’s Nail, an ensemble of rings and bracelets revisiting the famous Clou bracelet, created by Aldo Cipullo in 1971, Cariter is making us nostalgic for the 2000s with its re-release of the famous Nouvelle Vague collection. “In 1999, we launched a jewelry collection called Paris Nouvelle Vague”, explains Pierre Rainero, Creative Director of Heritage...

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The Diptyque Candle

 Paris, 1961. Three friends get together and open up shop at 34 Boulevard Saint-Germain. There, they offer home-made, avant-garde fabrics in addition to a multitude of objects brought back from their escapades around the world. This knick-knack boutique would soon become a trendy spot for seasoned Parisians, who’s curiosity encouraged them to step into this...

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The Hôtel Martinez

Constructed in 1927 in an Art Deco style, then renovated in 1988, this imposing building has been part of a general inventory of cultural patrimony since 2001. During the 2013 Cannes Film Festival, the stars and other onlookers will surely be surprised to see the words “Grand Hyatt” tacked onto the name “Martinez”; the giant...

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A Passion for Jean Prouvé

The Pinacoteca Giovanni e Marella Agnelli is honoring one of the greatest French designers of the 20th century, Jean Prouvé. The same emotion and passion that animated Laurence and Patrick Seguin are what the two are trying to convey with this 40-piece exhibit.   Architect Jean Prouvé was relatively unknown in the 80s when Laurence...

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Let Guerlain Breathe New Life Into Your Complexion

In the beginning, there was the earth. A golden-brown earth that belonged to the vastness of the deserts, offering itself up to the rays of the sun that would beat down upon it. Then, there was Guerlain. It is said that every twenty seconds, a Guerlain terracotta powder is sold somewhere in the world. It’s...

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Olympia Le Tan Makes a Clutch Just for Gatsby

Olympia le Tan is riding on a trend and launching a Great Gatsby clutch to add to her renowned “You can’t judge a book by its cover” collection, launched in 2009.   At the crossroads of fashion and literature, you’ll find Olympia le Tan’s singular clutches. Her starting material? The covers of the original editions...