Olivier Rousteing Crafts Casual Chic With Monochrome and a Touch of Drama March 5, 2025 – Paris Fashion Week, Balmain FW25 Women RTW Balmain FW25 opened with a statement: comfort transformed into couture. Olivier Rousteing took the runway in a new direction, proving that relaxed dressing doesn’t mean sacrificing elegance. Hooded silhouettes, slouchy sweaters, and flowing layers set the tone,…
Haider Ackermann Steps into Tom Ford’s World—But Rewrites the Script March 5, 2025 – Paris Fashion Week: Haider Ackermann for Tom Ford FW25 The air was thick with something cinematic. A haze of reflections, a whisper of Nick Cave’s Into My Arms, a room where the night has unraveled into morning. Haider Ackermann’s Tom Ford debut wasn’t about excess—it was…
Jonny Johansson Explores Tension & Contrast in a Collection Built for Shifting Landscapes March 5, 2025 – Paris Fashion Week- Acne Studios FW25 Women RTW Acne Studios FW25 unfolds like a journey—one foot in the wilderness, the other in the city’s sharp pace. Set against a surreal skyline punctuated by woven sculptures, the collection reflects Jonny Johansson’s fascination with duality.…
Nicolas Di Felice Crafts a Nightlife-Ready Wardrobe March 5, 2025 – Paris Fashion Week: Courrèges FW25 Nicolas Di Felice reshapes Courrèges’ space-age legacy into a nightlife-ready wardrobe. This season, he explores contrast—rigid and fluid, covered and exposed—turning tension into design. The runway at Carreau du Temple felt like stepping into a futuristic nightclub. White pillars wrapped in fabric created a…
Maria Grazia Chiuri Infuses Dior’s Legacy With Literary Drama for Dior FW25 March 5, 2025 – Paris Fashion Week- Dior FW25 RTW Maria Grazia Chiuri transformed the Tuileries into a theatrical dreamscape for Dior’s Fall/Winter 2025-2026 collection, where Virginia Woolf’s Orlando met the Maison’s storied codes. Staged within a modernist theater designed by Robert Wilson, the show unfolded like a…
Explore Paris Through the Eyes of Two Artistic Icons March 4, 2025 – Explore Picasso’s Montmartre and Monet’s Paris Montmartre, 1900. A 19-year-old Pablo Picasso steps off the train from Barcelona, eyes wide, pockets empty. Paris hums with energy—cafés packed, absinthe flowing, artists arguing late into the night. He climbs the steep streets, drawn to the hill’s chaotic charm. Rent…
France’s Top Spa Hotels Near Paris for Ultimate Relaxation and Wellness March 3, 2025- France’s Top Spa Hotels When the hustle and bustle of Parisian life calls for a much-needed break, there’s no better escape than a spa retreat just beyond the city limits. France boasts several spa hotels combining relaxation with breathtaking surroundings. These serene havens are perfect for…
Alain Ducasse Baccarat: A Celebration of Haute Cuisine, Crystal Art, and Refined Design March 1, 2025 – Alain Ducasse Baccarat Alain Ducasse Baccarat: a Collaboration That Merges Michelin-starred Cuisine With Crystal Artistry, Featuring Inventive Dishes, Art Deco-inspired Cocktails, and Timeless Design. Nestled in Paris’s 16th arrondissement, Maison Baccarat welcomes a new era with the launch of Alain Ducasse Baccarat. This…
The World-Class Show Jumping Event, Le Saut Hermès 2025, Returns to the Grand Palais March 1, 2025 – Lifestyle Events, Le Saut Hermès 2025, Paris Le Saut Hermès, the pinnacle of luxury equestrian events, is set to make a grand return to its original home, the iconic Grand Palais in Paris. From March 21 to 23, 2025, this prestigious event will celebrate its…
Cœur Sacré Sets the Tone for Spring and Summer in Montmartre March 1, 2025 – Cœur Sacré Rooftop, Paris Perched on the heights of Montmartre, at the foot of the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, Cœur Sacré embodies the Parisian art of living. This elegant duplex, with its distinctive architecture, brings together a designer boutique, delicatessen, bakery, ephemeral exhibitions, lounge bar, and restaurant…