4 Ways to Combine Modern & Traditional Interior Design

Those who favour modernity run the risk of going out of style, whilst those who favour classics may find the same-old feels a little too much the same from time to time. There is another way – mixing the old with the new one of the greatest challenges of interior design but it can be … Read more

Spring/Summer 2022 Fashion Week : Disco-age glamour with a spotlight on the powerful femininity

    LVMH Fashion Maisons – Fendi, Emilio Pucci, Christian Dior, Patou, Loewe, Givenchy and Louis Vuitton – showcased their women’s collections for the coming season during Spring/Summer 2022 Fashion Week in Milan and Paris. FENDI Spring/Summer 2022 Fashion Week For his second show at Fendi, Kim Jones explored the joyful irreverence that has always … Read more

Luxury Wines & Spirits houses to “re-green” and restore the Tuileries Garden in Paris

      The Tuileries Garden is a public garden located between the Louvre and the Place de la Concorde in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, France. The Jardin des Tuileries was created in 1564 for Catherine de Medicis, who wanted a haven of greenery for her Tuileries Palace. It was redesigned in 1664 by … Read more

Paris Fashion Week Women’s Fall-Winter 2021/2022: identity wardrobe, canceled shows, and time travel

    Paris Fashion Week and LVMH Maisons once again amazed and delighted with striking women’s ready-to-wear collections for Fall-Winter 2021/2022. Their reinventions were generous and resolutely positive, echoing their vision for the future. This season once again spotlighted exquisite savoir-faire and excellence. The Fall-Winter 2021/2022 collection celebrates a feminine sensibility that magically blends memories … Read more

Design news for November

The best new design this month from craft for Christmas to the best font for writing about philosophy

Chiffon face masks and chainmail balaclavas: an eerie end to a peculiar Paris fashion week

The first proper fashion month to take place during the pandemic is over. The takeaway? Designers have adapted to the situation with panache and inventiveness – which is just as well for the future of the industry