Author: Editorial Team
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Say hello to London’s first rosé bar. Prepare to be whisked away to a French bistro
Sit back and enjoy pithivier, pâtisserie and rosé, with a generous helping of French joie de vivre at London’s first Provence Rosé wine bar. London’s first rosé wine bar, Café Juliette is now open at Harrods London (Ground Floor and via Basil Street). Prepare to be whisked away to a French bistro, where the…
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LVMH CSR Young Talent Award presented during Montfermeil Cultures and Creation Fashion Show
Montfermeil Cultures and Creation Fashion Show supported by biggest luxury group. LVMH has long been a partner of the cities of Clichy-sous-Bois and Montfermeil within the scope of its corporate social responsibility initiatives. For the 11th consecutive year, the luxury Group sponsored the “Cultures and Creation” fashion show, which took place on July 3.…
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Beauty That Gives Back: Socially Conscious Beauty Brands To Know Now
Eco-friendly Skincare: investing in beauty and wellness goes hand in hand with investing in the environment. From ethical ingredient-sourcing and vegan and cruelty-free formulas to giving back to communities and new era packaging, meet the skincare heroes doing the world of good. Beauty That Gives Back: Sustainable Ingredients Each year, La Mer, one…
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How the sneakers became the undisputed cultural symbol of our times
From sneakers originally designed for specific athletic activities such as the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star, the Puma Disc, and Air Zoom Alpha Fly Next, to their cultural resonance across the globe, discover how the shoe became the undisputed cultural symbol of our times. Over the years, many iconic trainers have been adopted…
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Seventh Wonder Luxury Massage: four new sensory experiences to immerse in total wellness
The luxury destinations serve as the inspirational backdrop that will help people reset their bodies and minds. The hospitality segment is focusing on giving people the tools they need to eat, sleep and move in a way that elevates the way they feel, and the way look, so that they continue the journey at home.…
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Design Museum, London puts a spotlight on the work of one of the giants of 20th century design
Step inside recreations of some of Charlotte Perriand’s (1903-1999) most famous interiors, such as the apartment designed for the Salon d’Automne in 1929, and sit on furniture she designed, including the iconic Chaise Longue Basculante and the Fauteuil Pivotant. The exhibition at Design Museum also shines a light on Perriand’s life as a fiercely…