Classy yet sensual, imbued with cabaret codes, and utterly dramatic. The Weinsanto woman does not belong in one single box, as she embodies a blend as diverse and original as the different figures inspiring the young French designer. Entitled “Lady de Weinsanto”, this collection Autumn-Winter 24/25 stays true to its signature style – quintessentially theatrical – yet nuanced with sober undertones.

To launch his very first collection featuring feminine silhouettes, Louis Gabriel Nouchi has re-read Bel Ami. This novel by Maupassant explores the emotions and turmoils of the bourgeoisie through the eyes of an ambitious young man and his corrupt rise in society. The fashion designer has drawn inspiration from this narrative to create a chic and contemporary collection, masterfully executed with the finest materials in a dark colour palette. Given how money plays a central role in the novel, the silver and gold shades reveal themselves as a clear reference, casting a glowing light across the entire collection. On the front row of this eagerly awaited show we spotted La Grande Dame, Julien Sebbag, Piu Piu, Sofiane Pamart, Julien Granel, Aimé Simone, Yugnat, and Maeva Giani Marshall, to name but a few… See more here !

On the occasion of the Musée du Louvre’s Night of Grandeur, Lancôme co-hosted a gala dinner to celebrate their shared vision, Beauty Is A Living Art. This night at the museum was an invitation to engage in a dialogue between Art and Beauty, while also marking an unprecedented collaboration between the two French cultural powerhouses. By offering an exploration of the Louvre through its most emblematic works, Lancôme brings together different eras and cultures, inviting women to find their terrain of expression, thus showcasing the endless creative potential of Beauty. The Lancôme x Louvre collaboration carries a feminist statement at its core: each of the statues, standing as heroines alongside the muses inspiring the campaign, embodies Lancôme’s declaration of commitment, independence and self-confidence. We had the pleasure of meeting Amanda Seyfried, Isabella Rossellini, Penélope Cruz, Aya Nakamura, Emma Chamberlain, Chiara Ferragni, as well as Lancôme’s Creative Director of Make-up, and Sheika Daley, Lancôme’s Global Make-up Artist, among many other friends of the Maison. 

For over 100 years, this innovative design has been able to endure the test of time. Three shades of gold – white, pink and yellow – linked in three concentric rings. As time passed, the size, number of rings and materials evolved. Like all great icons, its versatility has allowed this jewellery to seamlessly adapt to the spirit of our contemporary days. The latest proof of this is the square-shaped 2024 version, which has pushed the idea into a whole new dimension. During a spectacular evening at the Petit Palais, the Maison welcomed friends, ambassadors, journalists and internationally renowned influencers to celebrate the centenary of this iconic symbol of French elegance and talent. During the evening, we crossed paths with Virginie Elfira, Sofia Coppola, Jisoo, Rami Malek, Mélanie Laurent, Vincent Lacoste, Jackson Wang, Ana Girardot, Joséphine Japy, Isabelle Huppert, Paul Mescal, Aimé Simone, Emma Corin, and Deva Cassel…

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