The New Sunglasses: Dior 30 Montaigne The pair of sunglasses that connect the headquarters of the House of Dior — a key inspiration that was the Avenue Montaigne on the creation of Monsieur Dior and on the history of fashion! Christian Dior and Avenue Montaigne Even before becoming the most idolized fashion designer in the...
This work in three paintings reproduces, on the right, the composition of traditional scenes of Christian art. On the left, two men are faced with a body that shows everything. At the centre there is everything which links the artist: a bed, where a body lies as if convulsed by pain.
Spread over three floors, Mon Coco has the comfort of large windows, two heated terraces (one of which is entirely non-smoking), a cocktail bar coupled with a dance floor and a restaurant. That’s for the arrangement. What about the spirit?
Speaking of icons, the Première Rock watch is here introduced in Pink Blossom - an evergreen that flirts with the imagination. In fact, the short film that introduces the new collection is itself a well-sculpted narrative.
There where the Prada triangles glow in green and yellow neon, there will be a wild scene - alocasia, monstera, fig trees and ferns will take over..The very inspired atmosphere sets the ideal backdrop for the key p
The dashboard, suspension settings and “Soft” mode all directly emanate with the influence of Schumacher.. “Synthesis of creativity, passion, style and technological innovation” It is by these words that the prestigious stable introduced its new car in 2009...
“No Time To Die”, to be released on the 8th of April 2020 will honour the most famous of James Bond’s cars. For the 25th episode of the saga, Daniel Craig will be accompanied by an Aston Martin DB5, a V8 Vantage from the 1980s and the Valhalla.. but the true revolution is the new James Bond, the Rapide E...
For this winter season, Chanel has indeed decided to install itself once again at the iconic ski station of Courchevel. The letters of Chanel now illuminate the place du Rocher in red neons.
Thus baptised “Pistoles de Marie-Antoinette” these first chocolates were Suplice Debauve’s first step into the world of gourmet delicacies. He is appointed the title of official chocolatier to Louis XVI - and after the revolution? He received the license of Chocolatier du Premier Consul Napoléon Bonaparte. His inventions certainly made an impression!
