The Musée d’Art Moderne, Paris is offering a fresh appreciation of Kees Van Dongen (1877-1968), the dazzling, disconcerting painter who made his reputation in Paris in the 1920s.
Read more »The “Set in Style: The jewellery of Van Cleef & Arpels” exhibition at the Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, New York, examines the renowned jewellery firm’s significant historical contributions to jewellery design ...
Read more »Far from the bustle of Saint Tropez, Villa Marie is a timeless magic place. Behind this southern, Italian looking façade hides a cosy address with an impeccable comfort, set in a luscious oasis; you will have a hard time leaving after having stayed ...
Read more »During Fashion Week in Paris, Myleen Klass from CNN has interviewed Christian Louboutin, the well-known Parisian shoe-designer.
Read more »From Porsche to Jaeger LeCoultre, whether you’re a diver or car fanatic or you just like the complexity of watch mechanisms, one of these watches is unmistakably made for you. Luxe-magazine.com made a selection for you!
Read more »Exhibitors at TEFAF Maastricht put their finest works of art to one side to bring to the world’s most influential art and antiques fair. At the 24th edition of TEFAF, which takes place at the MECC (Maastricht Exhibition and Congress Centre) in Maastricht ...
Read more »After less than a year on the market, the iPad has already been made obsolete by its own creator with today’s introduction of the iPad 2 — or has it? Just how big of a jump is it from the first round to the second? Available In Europe as ...
Read more »Valérie Danenberg, expert gemmologist, designer and alchemist, animates each of her stones and sublimates each of her settings. Her expertise, and above all, her passion for jewellery, saturates her work with a refined aesthetic sensibility and a sense ...
Read more »The extravagant Polish fashion designer Eva Minge offered us a provocative and fiendish spring-summer collection.
Read more »More modern than ever, introducing a true sensuality and boldness Leonard takes on a new character and attitude for the Fall-Winter Collection 2011-2012
Read more »Textiles have always fascinated artists and inventors throughout civilisations. Many have used textiles to express ingenuity and creativity. Still unknown on an international scale, the state Terengganu, located along the East Coast of the Peninsular ...
Read more »A good address opened in Paris recently, in the chic golden triangle, at 39 avenue George V: Frédéric Vardon, the right hand of Alain Ducasse - not forgetting Jean-Pierre Morot-Gaudry, Alain Dutournier and Alain Chapel – was the genius behind the ...
Read more »It could be called "the 1001 diamonds bag" but this was not enough for Mouawad. The 1001 Nights Diamond bag is officially the most expensive bag in the world. 3,8 million dollar, 4.517 diamonds, 18 carat gold for a total of 381 92 carat. 10 craftsmen ...
Read more »At the Saint James Club Paris, the most British of Parisian hotels, a visit to the spa is synonymous with excellence and confidentiality. For its new spa, the Saint James Club selected Gemology and its precious formulas based on the cosmetic ...
Read more »It was here that he received the most absurd commands (flock of sheep, Tuileries flies) and was walking his fetish lobster; decidedly the repeated stays of Dali at Le Meurice marked forever the most ancient of the Parisian palaces! To taste its gastronomy*, ...
Read more »New Chef, new decor and new menu: Le Plaza Athénée has been given a complete make over. Objective? To reconnect with the essentials; back to true tastes and original fragrances. Worth trying!
Read more »It’s the latest edition of five star palaces to open its doors in the French capital and the result of four years of intense renovation is simply stunning. The Shangri-La Hotel is not only close to the markets, tearooms and museums of the 16th Arrondissement ...
Read more »After New York, it’s up to London, at the Mandarin Oriental, in the heart of Knightsbridge that Bar Boulud has opened its doors.
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