50 Best announced its Champions of Change 2023, heroes of hospitality who are creating a positive change for their communities through their work. Launched in 2021 to celebrate the industry’s unsung gamechangers, in 2023 the Champions of Change accolade is given to one individual and one duo who are driving meaningful action and creating blueprints … Read more
2023 Couture Council Award for Artistry of Fashion Goes To Chloé Creative Director. Fashionistas, gather round! It’s time to unveil the latest recipient of the prestigious 2023 Couture Council Award for Artistry of Fashion. This year, the fashion gods have bestowed this esteemed honor upon none other than Gabriela Hearst, the talented creative director of … Read more
Breaking Barriers, Inspiring Cuisine: Celebrating the Global Rise of Female Chefs. From Mexico City to the World: Elena Reygadas Sets the Stage for Female Chefs Everywhere. The culinary world has long been dominated by male chefs, but in recent years, we have witnessed a shift in the industry as talented female chefs rise to prominence … Read more
Chaumet celebrates four winners of first ECHO CULTURE AWARDS. Celebrating Culture: Chaumet Honors Women Making a Difference at ECHO CULTURE AWARDS. Chaumet, the Parisian luxury jewelry and watchmaking house, is well-known for its exquisite craftsmanship, timeless designs, and rich cultural heritage. But beyond its exceptional creations, Chaumet has been actively involved in promoting culture and … Read more
The Métiers d’Excellence de LVMH is back on tour, visiting cities across France (Paris, Reims, Orléans*, Lyon and Clichy-sous-Bois) to meet future talented employees, engaging with middle school, high school and university students, as well as people interested in reskilling opportunities. This annual recruiting event for uniquely skilled Métiers d’Excellence at LVMH in Creative, Craft … Read more
BioSequins are plastic-free, non-toxic and biodegradable, made from plant-derived cellulose. Conventional sequins are made of plastic, often Mylar or PVC — causing significant environmental and health risks. This also contributes to the 35% of microplastics in global oceans from synthetic clothing. Since 2010, Stella McCartney has been a PVC-free brand. The Sustainable British fashion Brand … Read more