Fashion

Parsons Paris, a Fashion Legacy

Ten years ago, the Parsons School of Design – a New York institution renowned for having produced some of today’s finest American designers, including […]

By Hadrien Gonzales
| May 3, 2023

Exhibition

Lagerfeld at the Met, a Controversial Tribute

Chanel’s versatile creative director for 30 years, who passed away in 2019, is being celebrated in a major retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum of […]

By Marie-Dominique Deniau
| May 3, 2023

Streaming

Franck Sorbier, le fil de l’âme on TV5MONDE

Viewers emerged, as if enchanted, from the screening of Amaury Voslion’s documentary on the dreamlike world of legendary couturier Franck Sorbier, now available on […]

By Guénola Pellen
| January 27, 2023

Luxury

Chapal, America Under the Skin

Fur coats for her, rabbit felt hats for him, and sheepskin jackets for bomber pilots! The French company, which is celebrating its 190^th anniversary […]

By Clément Thiery
| December 21, 2022

Blue-Collar Chic

The French Worker’s Jacket Is Making a Comeback

Trendy city-dwellers on both sides of the Atlantic have appropriated this iconic part of the French proletarian wardrobe. From blue collar to white collar, […]

By Guénola Pellen
| September 22, 2022

Portfolio

Gab Bois Turns Fashion on Its Head

Montreal-born artist and designer Gab Bois has personally showcased a number of unique, surrealist pieces, including shorts made with lettuce leaves, a bra in […]

By Clément Thiery
| September 8, 2022

Portfolio

Jeanne Damas: All the Women in Her City

She can wear vintage floral-print dresses like no one else, and never leaves the house without a touch of lipstick, which she applies with […]

By Clément Thiery
| May 4, 2022

Exhibition

Thierry Mugler, Provocateur

French fashion designer Thierry Mugler passed away on January 23 at the age of 73. The first major retrospective of his work opened in […]

By Tracy Kendrick
| January 24, 2022

Mohair Chic

Anny Blatt: A Brand, a Destiny

French-American journalist Anne Sinclair imposed her own personal style on television during the 1980s. Her recipe for success included uncompromising questions, a stare intense enough […]

By Guénola Pellen
| January 19, 2022

Exhibition

Vogue Paris, a French-American Affair

Founded in the United States, Vogue magazine launched its French edition in 1920. Vogue Paris, a leading publication often referred to as “the bible […]

By Carla Peyrat
| October 11, 2021

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