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Arles from all sides
Why don’t we go for a walk in Arles? On the occasion of the Rencontres de la Photographie starting on July 4th, Louis Vuitton offers a new edition of its City Guide dedicated to “little Rome de Gaulle”. Starred restaurants, intimate addresses, historical monuments, places to live… the Louis Vuitton travel guide offers both diverse and exclusive, from the best addresses in the Camargue. To pay tribute to this high place of photography, the house also called on photographer Sinclair to capture and compile a sensitive portfolio of Arles in black and white. The release of the city guide will also be complemented by a number of experiences, starting with the opening of a temporary bookshop at a wine merchant in the city during the festival. A promise of beautiful meetings.
Available for free during the festival in bookstores (€20) or in the App Store. The temporary bookstore will be set up in the basement of Le Buste et L’Oreille, 3 Rue du President Wilson, in Arles.
Spa on the water
For Haute Couture Fashion Week in Paris, Dior is pushing the boat away and inviting us aboard a floating temple of well-being. For two weeks, the House organizes cruises on the Seine, departing from Pont Neuf, in front of the Spa Dior Cheval Blanc, housed in the legendary Samaritan. This two-hour trip invites guests to enjoy a body or facial treatment (each lasting 60 minutes) in the cabins of the boat, enjoy an outdoor sports class or simply sip a cocktail with a view of the most beautiful monuments. of the capital.
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Chloe’s crazy sprint!
Formula 1 is on the rise. After being inspired by the Chanel Cruise 2022-2023 show, it’s Chloe’s turn to tackle this theme. This season, the French house offers the Fast Girl collection, an ode to speed and performance. Fast Girl is about a female character who moves very fast in both the digital and physical worlds. But she does it with precision,” explains Chloé’s artistic director Gabriela Hearst. Dresses, technical pants, but also sweaters are decorated with patterns that pride themselves on linear games. We also find the iconic black and white checkered print, the symbol of Formula 1. The sneakers called “Nama” are available in several colors and refer to the kit of the first drivers. An all-female tribute to a popular men’s sport.
Collection now available in-store or in-store website home.
From Chicago to Chateau Rouge
The world under his feet. This month, the brand Maison Château Rouge, founded by Youssef Fofana in 2015, announced the second part of an eventful collaboration with streetwear brand Jordan. A new capsule titled United Youth International, which aims to celebrate the African heritage and multiculturalism of Paris’s Chateau Rouge district and European basketball. There will be t-shirts with fancy prints, casual pants and a baggy leather jacket reminiscent of the style of NBA players. But also two pairs of sneakers, which are undoubtedly eagerly awaited. lovers sport shoes. Both brands offer a reinterpretation of the Jordan Series Mid and Jordan 2 models while being understated. Second cooperation, which already has the smell of success.
The Jordan Brand x Maison Château Rouge collection will be available on June 24th.
Creative Lemon Blue x Modetrotter Sweatshirt
Fashion, intuitive language. This season, the children’s brand Bleu Citron initiates a dialogue with the creator of Modetrotter, Marie Cureau. In 2021, the Bleu Citron project comes to life with the ambition to create educational clothing that will allow children to find their language in ways other than words. With a traveling aesthetic Modetrotter, the brand also decides to work on the theme through Bleu Citron’s iconic product, the educational jersey. A concept based on a system of scratches and badges that call for creativity while participating in the development of psychomobility. This set flies to Greece as ModeTrotter has redesigned the badges, taking the tourist symbols of the Hellenic region. Sea urchins, newts or even octopuses will certainly be there.
Available now on both brands’ website and at the Modetrotter boutique, Etienne Marcel 36 rue, 2nd arrondissement, Paris.
Ba&sh’s dedicated initiative
Notice to entrepreneurs. The brand adored by Parisiennes launches its second version this month Blazers for Trailblazers a dedicated program that aims to support and promote innovative companies founded or co-founded by women. From June 8 to 26, candidates will be able to submit their project by email to Ba&sh. At the end of the application competition, four winners will be selected. They will be honored to have a blazer named after them from the collection and will receive all profits from the sale of their namesake blazer. Also at risk is the media campaign promoting their company to the general public. The Height of Luxury by Elise Goldfarb and Julia Laiani, podcast founders going outsponsors of this project supporting women’s entrepreneurship were selected.
Draft to submit by emailing powerblazers@ba-sh.com or using #bashpowerblazers between June 8 and midnight on June 26.
Source: Le Figaro
