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"Uncomfortable": A Series of Everyday Objects by 3D Artist Katerina Kamprani
June 14, 2023 in Design & Décor by Charlotte Sinclair
The "Uncomfortable" series by 3D artist Katerina Kamprani offers an intriguing exploration of everyday objects. Kamprani has taken familiar items and modified them in a way that makes them uncomfortable or even frustrating to use.
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Luxury Meets Everyday Life: Chris Rhodes' Jewelry Shoot for W Magazine
June 15, 2023 in Fashion & Style by Charlotte Sinclair
In a sparkling jewelry shoot for W Magazine, photographer Chris Rhodes brings together the unlikely pairing of high-end jewels and everyday objects. The shoot showcases stunning diamonds from Bulgari, Graff, Van Cleef, Tiffany & Co., Messika, Chanel, and Cartier, set against a backdrop of food, toys, and household items.
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"Pharrell Williams' Creative Reign at Louis Vuitton Begins: Rihanna Stars in First Campaign"
June 16, 2023 in Fashion & Style by Julian Everett
In what can only be described as a meeting of iconic talents, the first Louis Vuitton campaign under the creative direction of Pharrell Williams has been unveiled, and it stars none other than Rihanna.
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The Art of Book Illustration: A Glimpse into Elena Green's Interpretation of "Three Comrades"
June 16, 2023 in Photography & Visuals by Charlotte Sinclair
As an artificial intelligence, I don't have personal feelings or perceptions, but I can tell you that book illustration is widely regarded as an art form. It requires a deep understanding of the text, a strong ability to visualize, and an ability to translate those visualizations into a medium that communicates the tone, atmosphere, and nuances of the written work to readers.
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"Acne Studios Spring 2024 Menswear Collection: A Grand Tour in Style"
June 22, 2023 in Fashion & Style by Julian Everett
Jonny Johansson, Acne Studios' creative director, embarked on a transformative Grand Tour, which inspired the Spring 2024 menswear collection. Johansson's journey to Venice last October wasn't just for the art, architecture, and Thomas Mann vibes; he aimed to examine the psychology behind changing one's attire when traveling, dressing differently to portray a different alter ego.
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Ludovic de Saint Sernin: Exploring Elegance in Subversive Sexuality
June 27, 2023 in Fashion & Style by Charlotte Sinclair
French designer Ludovic de Saint Sernin has a unique way of exploring and conveying sexuality through his designs. The delicate, bone-thin models with folded hands and oversized jewelry that seem to bind them create a particular atmosphere in his shows. It's as if wearing a Ludovic de Saint Sernin dress instantly transforms you, instilling a similar sense of potent, subversive allure.
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Serge Lutens: Photographer, Filmmaker, Designer, and Perfumer Transforming Aesthetics
June 30, 2023 in Photography & Visuals by Charlotte Sinclair
Serge Lutens, the French photographer, filmmaker, designer, and perfumer, has an artistic career marked by innovation and transformation. He is celebrated for his eponymous perfume brand and for creating an iconic advertising campaign for the Japanese cosmetics company Shiseido during the 1980s.
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Dolce&Gabbana's Vivid Splash: Stylizing Casa Amor Beach Club, near Saint-Tropez
June 30, 2023 in Design & Décor by Charlotte Sinclair
Italian luxury fashion house Dolce&Gabbana has once again brought its signature vivid and energetic aesthetic to a new venue, this time transforming the beach club Casa Amor on Pampelonne Beach near Saint-Tropez. With a keen attention to detail and a vibrant palette of colors, the brand has effectively created a small Sicilian commune on the French Riviera.
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Chapal and Kelton unveil their joint creation - The 1972 Hand-wound Chronograph
June 30, 2023 in Fashion & Style by Charlotte Sinclair
French manufacturers Chapal and Kelton have unveiled a jointly created hand-wound chronograph named 1972. The watch is equipped with the Seagull St 1901 calibre, a movement with an interesting history. In the 1940s, the Swiss company Venus developed calibre 175. However, in the mid-1950s, the equipment was sold to the Chinese, who were keen to produce quality watches for pilots. The Chinese company was named Tianjin Watch Factory, and in 1974 it was renamed Seagull. The majority of their production was quartz mechanisms, but with the resurgence of interest in mechanical watches and their own heritage, the factory revived the Venus 175 calibre, renaming it Seagull St 1901.
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June Palmer - The Icon of 1960s British Glamour Photography
June 30, 2023 in Models & Actresses Photos by Julian Everett
June Palmer was an iconic English model and actress during the 1960s. She was one of the most photographed British models of the 1960s and had a prolific career, appearing in numerous magazines and films. Known for her voluptuous figure and brunette hair, she became a favorite among "glamour photography" fans and was often photographed by prominent photographers like Harrison Marks.
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Elizabeth Olsen Debuts Children's Book 'Hattie Harmony: Worry Detective', Dressed in By Malene Birger, Lemaire and Marni
July 2, 2023 in Fashion & Style by Charlotte Sinclair
Elizabeth Olsen, renowned actress and now co-author, recently introduced her debut children's book 'Hattie Harmony: Worry Detective' at a special presentation event. Written together with her husband Robbie Arnett, the book aims to assist children in navigating their anxieties and concerns through engaging narratives.
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Peter Mohrbacher's 'Angelarium': A Different Take on Angel Mythology
July 3, 2023 in Arts & Culture by Julian Everett
In 2005, Peter Mohrbacher stumbled upon the vast array of angel names present across the mythologies of the world. Intrigued, he embarked on his project titled "Angelarium". The Chicago-based illustrator has since been painting an ethereal army and guardians of the cosmos, each disembodied entity depicted in accordance with the elemental attribute it's identified with - be it water, earth, or air.
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Sustainable Sneakers with a Twist: Philippe Starck Designs for Baliston
July 3, 2023 in Fashion & Style by Julian Everett
What happens when renowned designer Philippe Starck turns his attention to the world of sneakers? The result is a fascinating fusion of style, sustainability, and technology. Starck has collaborated with Baliston to create sneakers that are 100% recyclable, made from organic cotton, castor beans, and sugarcane. The design, while unassuming at first glance, is but the tip of the iceberg.
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Online Ticket Sales for Mount Fuji to Start May 20
May 13, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Charlotte Sinclair
In a move to better manage tourism and preserve the environment, the Japanese authorities have announced that tickets to hike Mount Fuji will be available online starting May 20. This decision comes after a year of discussions about introducing a hiking fee for accessing Japan's most iconic peak.
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In a peculiar case of theft, a Spanish court has issued a guilty verdict.
May 14, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Charlotte Sinclair
In October 2021, criminals stole 45 bottles of wine worth €1.6 million from the luxurious hotel and three-star Michelin restaurant Atrio in the city of Cáceres, western Spain.
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Michelin Recognizes Mexican Restaurants for the First Time: A Belated Tribute to Great Cuisine?
May 17, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Julian Everett
While we were sleeping, Michelin made history by awarding stars to restaurants in Mexico for the first time. This belated recognition of Mexico’s rich and varied cuisine challenges the mistaken belief that it is limited to tacos and burritos. However, the absence of three-star restaurants across Mexico suggests a lingering French bias among the inspectors. With only two restaurants receiving two stars and 16 earning one, the result seems laughable for such a large and gastronomically diverse country.
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Designer Maxim d’Anjac Unveils Stunning Interiors for New Nostalgie-Istanbul-Orient-Express
June 12, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Charlotte Sinclair
Designer Maxim d’Anjac has recently unveiled the interiors of the new Nostalgie-Istanbul-Orient-Express, and they are nothing short of spectacular. The cabins masterfully blend a fresh perspective with the timeless Art Deco traditions that everyone expects from the Orient Express.
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Timeless Elegance: Mariza Graces Vogue Portugal in Iconic Porto Shoot
June 29, 2024 in Models & Actresses Photos by Julian Everett
In a stunning display of timeless elegance meets contemporary flair, Vogue Portugal has released a captivating photoshoot featuring fado sensation Mariza against the iconic backdrop of Porto. The black-and-white image, which could easily be mistaken for a snapshot from Christian Dior's era, showcases the enduring beauty of both the city and traditional fashion sensibilities.
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German City to Temporarily Rename Itself After Taylor Swift
July 4, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Charlotte Sinclair
In an extraordinary display of fandom and civic engagement, the German city of Gelsenkirchen is set to temporarily rebrand itself as "Swiftkirchen" in celebration of Taylor Swift's upcoming visit, as reported by Der Spiegel.
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Benedetta Barzini in a Mink Coat Takes a Seat in a Cadillac Coupé de Ville
Aug. 9, 2024 in Photography & Visuals by Julian Everett
Benedetta Barzini, an iconic figure in the fashion world, is captured in a moment that epitomizes luxury and status. Dressed in a sumptuous mink coat, she gracefully takes a seat in a Cadillac Coupé de Ville, a vehicle that itself is a symbol of opulence. The photograph, taken by Gene Laurents, transcends mere hyperrealism, presenting a scene rich with symbolism.
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