Obsessive, repetitive, rhythmic. The art of Japanese genius Yayoi Kusama, the Princess of Polka Dots, is blending with Louis Vuitton’s creativity. Yayoi Kusama‘s favorite motif, the dot, besieged LV concept stores, a new iPhone App and the products of the new collection “Dots Infinity“. For this occasion, Louis Vuitton will open worldwide several pop-up stores. … Read more
2012 Piaget Rose High Jewellery Pieces For the Maison Piaget, the rose is a glamorous talisman. A message of eternity and renewed love that pulsates daily. This year the Yves Piaget rose celebrates its 30th anniversary. Marking the occasion as nature intended, Piaget cultivated new pieces to blossom out of its collections. From stud earrings … Read more
How to position wall art Starting a home art collection is an inspirational way to personalize the home. By following these simple tips, the art lovers can be certain their collection will stand the test of time. Lamps Plus designers have provided some tips on “how to hang pictures” in the home. Personal appeal When … Read more
The unmistakable first-class feeling on the wrist Breitling Transocean Chronograph Unitime watch is the easiest way to travel by instantly adjusting the timezone of the countries you visit. When changing meridians, just adjust all the indications in one smooth and easy move by simply turning the crown. Breitling is further extending its invitation to … Read more
Is the first time since Hermes’ inception in 1837, that the French house presents an ephemeral boutique dedicated to women’s shoes. 8, rue de Sèvres in Paris is the adresse of the first Hermes pop-up store where you can discover all the shoes collections of the French Maison. The 80 square meters pop-up store decorated … Read more
Emirates has recently upgraded the hardware on its new Boeing 777 fleet to bigger, much wider, and digitally-enhanced screens for its winning inflight entertainment system ice (Information, Communication and Entertainment). Passengers will now be able to enjoy an award-winning entertainment with wider personal TV screens: 27-inch in First Class, 20-inch in Business Class and 12.1 … Read more