Louis Vuitton’s Men’s and Women’s Pre-Fall 2022 collections showcase accessories, ready-to-wear pieces and remind us of the late Virgil Abloh.
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mahJ Proust Exhibit
The Museum of Art and History of Judaism (known as “The mahJ”), located in the exquisite 17th-century Hôtel de Saint-Aignan in the historic Marais neighborhood of Paris, has announced its upcoming exhibitions for 2022, including showcasing Marcel Proust through a new light, as well as spotlighting the work of photographer Jacques Perez. From April 14 […]
Bianchet Tourbillon B1.618
Titanium-Carbon Limited Editions Revealed during Geneva Watch Week at Barton7, Bianchet unveils two new limited editions of the Tourbillon B1.618 Openwork, which unite noble materials with a sporty and technological soul, and reflect the Franco-Italian brand’s statement to define a new essence of style in contemporary watchmaking. Timeless design principles By using the iconic Golden Number […]
Wine Cab
Each year in France, 10 million wine tourists come to discover some 10,000 cellars open to visitors throughout the country. But this success has a drawback: the circuits offered are all alike. Wine lovers have to deal with soulless luxury sedans and signposted tours, without much originality. It is because he had this experience when […]
FIAF – ANIMATION FIRST FESTIVAL
The French Institute Alliance Française (FIAF) recently revealed further installments to their 2022 Animation First Festival. FIAF, too, publicized that the animation festival will showcase a virtual programming of the animated film AN AMERICAN TAIL by esteemed filmmaker Don Bluth, with the US debut of the TV special THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS, revitalizing one of […]
Jean Debufet: Ardent Celebration
The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao presents Jean Dubuffet: Ardent Celebration, sponsored by BBK, an exhibition surveying the defining decades of the career of Jean Dubuffet, spanning his first years of committed artistic production in the 1940s through his final fully developed series, completed in 1984. The exhibition is drawn primarily from the rich holdings of the […]
Mon Laferte × District 13 International Art Fair
Artist Mon Laferte joins in at the District 13 International Art Fair in Paris this week amongst leading artists from the realms of street and pop art. The exhibition opens to the public from January 13 to 16. “Gracias,” the acrylic, mixed media piece of art created by Laferte will be auctioned off on Sunday, […]
Top Chefs of France’s Loire Valley
The Loire Valley region of France is not only famous for being home to France’s most iconic chateaux and world-renowned wine, but is also home to astounding French gastronomy, earning its nickname of “the Garden of France.” Below is a snapshot of some of the region’s top chefs of the moment. Christophe Hay The most […]
Joy Crookes – Skin
BRIT Award nominated singer/songwriter Joy Crookes releases her highly anticipated debut album, Skin. The 13 track body of work includes previously releases singles, “Feet Don’t Fail Me Now,” “When You Were Mine,” “Skin,” and the newest, “Trouble.” Get it HERE via Epic Records/Insanity. With Crookes credited as an executive producer on the album, alongside the […]
Prioritize User-Driven Problems For Big CX Gains’
By: Jess Braun In the product world, companies tend to release updates and new models sparsely. And it makes sense. A product is made available to customers, those buyers give feedback, which is collected to inform the next major offering. What if, instead, companies made small, sometimes seemingly unnoticeable changes? That’s what Hammerhead does. It’s […]
