Japan celebrates Christian Dior
Japan puts Christian Dior in the spotlight, through an exhibition of archival pieces.
Dior
Japanese escape.
After Paris in 2017, London in 2019 and New York last year, the exhibition
Christian Dior, Couturier du Rêve
has taken over the Tokyo Museum of Contemporary Art since December 21.
In total, three hundred and fifty pieces by the designer made the trip to the land of the rising sun.
If, for conservation reasons, the selection of archive items varies at each stopover, the exhibition also emphasizes local roots.
This time, the label has called on architect Shohei Shigematsu (also behind Dior's first American retrospective) to design a facade in traditional washi paper and on photographer Yuriko Takagi to dress one of the rooms.
A way of celebrating the links between the country and Christian Dior, the first Parisian couturier to offer his collections in Japan, in 1953. Five years later,
The exhibition is to be found in Tokyo until May 28.
Chic suitcases
Gucci inaugurates its new address dedicated to travel.
Gucci
An address dedicated solely to travel.
This is what the Florentine brand offers, not far from the Tuileries Garden.
The decor recalls the atmosphere of an elegant old wagon, in which all the brand's luggage is deployed.
This includes shopping bags, garment bags, travel bags, beauty cases or even backpacks and suitcases.
All obviously imbued with the history of the brand, such as the monogram, the metallic double G or the Web stripe.
Gucci Valigeria, 229 rue Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris.
New very Parisian address
Celine opens a new address in Paris.
Celine
A one-of-a-kind box.
On December 3, the label founded in 1945 by Céline Vipiana inaugurated a new location in the heart of one of the epicenters of Parisian luxury: rue Saint-Honoré.
A space enhanced with contemporary works such as a painting by the abstract painter Will Boone or brass suspensions by the visual artist Virginia Overton.
Artists promoted within the Celine Art Project exhibition program created by Hedi Slimane.
In addition to its slick aesthetic, this address stands out for its space dedicated to fine leather goods, an ultra-luxury range of unique bags, made in dribs and drabs.
The shop is located at 384 rue Saint-Honoré.
A sporty and chic second skin
Lululemon settles on the Champs Élysées.
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Lululemon takes up residence on the most beautiful avenue in the world.
The sportswear brand from Canada has settled down on the famous Champs Élysées.
The brand, which has made a place for itself in the paraphernalia of sportswomen in France, intends to continue its influence with its 500 m² located on the lower part of the avenue, a stone's throw from Concorde.
The shop obviously offers yoga and running pieces... But above all, shoes.
A first in Europe for the brand initially associated with the world of yoga.
New footing, new beginning.
The new Lululemon store is located at 38 avenue des Champs Élysées.
A luxury trophy
Deepika Padukone alongside footballer Iker Casillas, to present the trophy for the 2022 World Cup final. Louis Vuitton
After South Africa, Brazil and Russia, Louis Vuitton is making another decisive pass.
The luxury brand has made the trunk for the FIFA World Cup trophy for the fourth time, which was held in Qatar this year.
The case for the most prestigious trophy in the world of football, was designed by hand, in the workshops of the trunk maker dedicated to special orders, located in Asnières.
Covered in titanium and adorned with the famous monogram, the trunk was presented during the final between France and Argentina on December 18, in Doha, Qatar.
And finally flew to Buenos Aires.
Emily and Ami in Paris
Emily Cooper and Alfie, kissing against the backdrop of the Ami hot air balloon.
Friend Paris
Friend with Emily.
Alexandre Mattiussi's brand has landed a role in the third season of the French-American series
Emily in Paris
, released on Netflix on December 21.
In the ninth episode, the brand plays the clients of the communication agency Grateau, in which the character of Emily works.
Commissioned to carry out their marketing campaign around romanticism, Ami offers himself an incursion in the form of a hot air balloon in the sky of the most American of Parisiennes.
Which is reminiscent of the brand's tenth anniversary campaign directed by Jean Paul Goude in the spring of 2021, which made the heart-shaped logo fly in the air.
There is always love in the air at Ami.
Series available on Netflix.
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