You can't look away.
Cet été, la vague de pastel sera toujours bien présente. Si votre garde-robe est déjà au rendez-vous, pourquoi ne pas innover en l'utilisant pour votre mise en beauté ?
When Joana first saw this space, pigeons were sleeping in the living room and walls wore wallpaper from the last century. It looked like the house in the film "The Others."
Inès Hadjhacene, artiste peintre et cofondatrice de Trice Magazine, basée à Marseille, invitée Numéro Douze de notre rubrique Creative Luxury.
Qui dit changement de saison dit changement de look. Et si l’on adoptait une nouvelle coiffure pour la saison automne-hiver ? On décrypte les dernières tendances avec Gianni Coppa, coiffeur fondateur du salon R’Factory à Paris.
La bonne association : Chou fleur +avocat + olives noires + maïs + poivron rouge + riz + persil
From humid makeup to angel eyes and hair bows, these are the best beauty looks from New York Fashion Week.
I don’t think I will ever get over pink, millennial or otherwise, it is such a versatile color with it’s light shade and it looks good with practically every color. Even orange! Image by Anna Pirkola // Painting by Emilie Lindsten // Image from Olive & June I don’t typically gravitate to, or even like, orange […]
Helen Frankenthaler in Life Magazine, 1956 When I went to MOMA a few years ago, there were a few artists' work that stopped me in my tracks. Robert Rauschenberg, Cy Twombly, Willem De Kooning and Helen Frankenthaler. In case you've never heard of her, or seen any of her work, I wanted you to see a little bit. Mountains and Sea, 1952 Frankenthaler worked much like Jackson Pollack in the way she poured paint onto the surface of the canvas. She was, however, unique in her use of thinned paint that soaked in and became part of the canvas rather than sit on top of it. Jacob's Ladder, 1957 Mauve District, 1966 Robert Motherwell and Helen Frankenthaler in Provincetown. Savage Breeze, woodcut, 1974 Green Thought in a Green Shade, 1981 Snow Pines, 2004 34-color Ukiyo-e woodcut, printed with 16 woodblocks Amazing! Helen Frankenthaler passed away today at the age of 83. She was a true American gem. - - - - - - 12/28/2011 I found more images of her and her work in real home settings so I thought I would add them. This triptych is called Madame Butterfly from 2000. Elle Decor Helen in her NYC apartment, 1960s
