The Eiffel Tower fascinates me, each time I park my car on the other side of the Seine, I admire it, now I have had the opportunity to transform the restaurant into a tour de France, a showcase for my cuisine, French products and wines”, said Alain ...
Read more »Astier de Villattein recently expanded the "tableware or art of entertaining" section by an assortment of moisturizing hand lotions, soaps and other very special eaux de cologne, enriching the potpourri of fragrances in leading Parisian boutiques, Astier ...
Read more »Cheval Blanc celebrated its second anniversary with a splash and took on a 3-star. Well, at least the services of a 3-star chef, namely Yannick Alléno, the chef of the Hôtel Meurice, who has been elected by his colleagues as the best 2008 French chef. ...
Read more »Mauro Colagreco, elected Gault Millau’s Chef of the Year 2009, was born and bred in La Plata Argentine. The first non-French chef to win this prestigious award, his parents, part Basque, part Italian are obsessive foodies, as are his three sisters. ...
Read more »You are not a very handy type! Don’t worry, you can’t go wrong. Even If you haven’t got the slightest clue about where to get started, just let your ‘fingers do the walking’ over the latest version of TouchSmart IQ810, the freshly launched HP ...
Read more »Capitalizing on the Ferme de Beauté to the Fermes de Marie (which in the meantime has become the Pure Altitude Spa), the trademark from Megève has come out with a line of pure and fresh cosmetics that are as resistant as are our mountains from Savoy. ...
Read more »The marriage of luxury and sex was celebrated just a few years ago with the arrival of sex toys. Vibrators and other risqué accessories have taken a step up, becoming chic and top of the line. These "new" objects of pleasure are displayed in all ...
Read more »At Luxe Magazine, we like it chic and glamorous, especially with a good dose of authenticity and a generous sprinkling of exoticism. That’s why, we have fallen under the charm of the latest travel concept proposed by Terres de Charme and Iles Lointaines. ...
Read more »For skiers, here is where it all started, back in 1860, when Johanes Badrutt, who used to run a hotel popular with English mountaineers, succeeded in convincing his guests to come back for the winter season. With the opening of Engadiner Kulm in 1864, ...
Read more »A word to the wise. In Chamonix, this is a rather touchy subject! Even if this city has become well known for winter sports, when we say Chamonix, we mean mountains. And here we are not talking about contemplative walks either, but gigantic slopes, breathtaking ...
Read more »Dressed to a tee in sporty attire with sparkling eyes, behind glasses, that immediately put you at ease, Jean-Claude Hagège, a famous cosmetic plastic surgeon is your guarantee for fresh new beauty. He has gained a fine reputation thanks to his reliable ...
Read more »Yodel ay hee hoo ! Difficult to resist the call of Tyrol... a region abundantly blessed by nature; a spa that nourishes our imagination and relaxes our sore, rather abused muscles; a gourmet treat and too-good-to-be true physiques; breathtaking ski slopes; ...
Read more »While this monument pays everlasting homage to Napoleon, who, moreover, is currently the focus of another passionate exhibition at the Museum of the Invalides, the Court of Honour of the Invalides also pays host to other events, much more... Futurist ...
Read more »Like luxury, adventure can be defined many ways but have you ever thought of taking a schooner through the South Pacific? Tui Tai the only luxury-adventure motor-sailing schooner in the Pacific Cultural Triangle, awaits.
Read more »As we only very occasionally wear chainmail – with the possible exception of Paco Rabanne collections – and this despite the fact that chainmail is a material that does not wear out, and has a high ventilation capacity, designers and architects alike ...
Read more »You would think that nothing is further remote from an antique dealer proudly living in majestic 18th-century marquetry offices than the wave of digital technology and its call for immediacy? Then you are mistaken. Didier Aaron proves to us that antique ...
Read more »Globe-trotter or simply an avid nomad that wants to keep abreast of what is happening in the global village of today? Are you sedentary? Maybe a bit intimidated about IT and the strange sounding or even barbaric names of audio formats? Do you just want ...
Read more »Nowadays, authenticity is considered to be a prerequisite for wellness, but the form it takes in the hands of certain architects is a bit dubious... And there’s a good reason for that. There are those who are satisfied with merely coming up with grossly ...
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