Louis Vuitton restaurant in Saint-Tropez, Prada’s dedication to the oceans, luxury swimwear… The Madame imperative

LVMH opens a space dedicated to its artistic crafts

Rue de Réaumur, in the 2nd district of the capital. Behind the mysterious doors of a building on rue Réaumur, LVMH Métiers d’Art is opening a new space, freshly restored under the eye of architect Clément Lesnouf-Rocard, and named La Main. A true incubator that welcomes ideas and brings them to life, the place is anti-fungal as industrial, as welcoming, combining design and artisanal know-how. The goal? Catalyze collaborations, foster connections between creative partners, and highlight the ingenuity of the artistic professions. 770 sq. m. SR:

Louis Vuitton’s taste journey to Saint-Tropez

Gourmet address in the south of France. This is what Louis Vuitton has to offer, announcing the reopening of its Arnaud Donckele & Maxime Frédéric restaurant at Louis Vuitton in the heart of Saint-Tropez. The promise of a dining journey signed by star chef Arno Donkel and pastry chef Maxime Frédéric. Between Provençal and savory-sweet cuisine, customers are invited to discover and rediscover the best flavors of the local region. Delicious neo-gastronomy set in an idyllic Mediterranean setting and featured in the all-new Louis Vuitton Art of the Table collection. According to your taste. AB:

Restaurant Arnaud Donckele & Maxime Frédéric Louis Vuitton, Hotel White 1921, 29 Rue François Sibilli, Saint-Tropez.

Loewe, the country at heart

Flamenco is one of Loewe’s most popular bags. First performed in the 1980s, revived in 2015 by Jonathan Anderson, the piece takes its name from the “flamenco skirt” effect it creates when you pull its strings. For this season, the Spanish brand is releasing a limited edition made from surplus leather from its previous collections. Loewe craftsmen cut and press sections of leather and create thin layers in undulating colors reminiscent of the rock layers of the earth. Or when ingenuity and know-how come together in the service of sustainability. SR:

Loewe’s Flamenco Surplus bags launched on June 13th and are available exclusively at select boutiques, and the accompanying know-how can be found here. loewe.com

The elegance of Anja and Bompard swimwear

This is a high-end house specializing in cashmere, which has signed a collaboration with a swimwear brand for one summer. As sunny days approach, knitwear expert Bompard presents a capsule collection from Anja, an eco-friendly French swimwear label. The capsule is as you would expect; very sober and characterized by dark blue, white, beautiful materials and unique know-how. One- and two-piece swimsuits add a touch of sophistication with encrusted bows, while a 20% silk sunflower print triangle doubles as an ultra-chic sarong for beach wear. All silhouettes to stroke something. AB:

The Bompard x Anja capsule collection is available in all Bompard boutiques from March 22 and online at anja-paris.com: And bombard.com .

A new Prada conference for the oceans

Protecting the oceans is not an impossible mission for Prada. Since 2019, the Italian luxury house has been piloting the Sea Beyond educational project in collaboration with UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC). The idea is to raise awareness about ocean protection among young people. Thus, on June 7, Prada organized the “Sea Beyond Ocean Literacy World Conference” to encourage the implementation of the “blue” school program in all UNESCO member countries. In the program. Finalization of the Venice Declaration on Ocean Knowledge with 131 member states and ocean knowledge experts present on the first day; the declaration approved the next day. Francesca Santoro (Senior Program Manager, UNESCO-IOC), Aurore Asso (Councillor for Ocean Conservation (Nice Cote d’Azur)) and Enrico Vicenti (Secretary General of the Italian National Commission for UNESCO) were present. “The future of our planet depends above all on the health of the ocean. That’s why it’s important that the youngest are aware and able to act,” said Lorenzo Bertelli, Director of the Prada Group and sponsor of the Ocean Decade Alliance. T.K. And AB:

To learn more about the Sea Beyond project, visit pradagroup.com: .

The chic minimalism of Ami sunglasses

Modernity and timelessness are the keywords of this new line of AMI sunglasses. To emphasize the relaxed and authentic DNA of his luxury brand, the label’s artistic director Alexander Matiusi has created a new collection of accessories to enhance his wardrobes. Named 75001, like the first arrondissement of Paris where the house is headquartered, the sun line gives heart to the work that pays homage to the city of love and fashion. To perfectly embody Parisian chic, the glasses, crafted from Mazzucchelli acetate, are available in four colors from the popular AMI palette: black, tortoiseshell, cream and cashmere blue. A chic and casual spirit, just like home. T.K.

The glasses can be found in House boutiques and retail stores or online at amiparis.com.