Les Gentils PariZiens | style & art de vivre

En 1946, Air France a accueilli ses 11 premières hôtesses de l'air, marquant ainsi la naissance d'un nouveau métier. 80 ans plus tard, leur héritage perdure à travers les 13 000 membres d'équipage de cabine qui incarnent la sécurité, le service, l'élégance et l'expérience du voyage à la française.

In a celebration of imagination and artistry, the House unveiled ‘Diorissima’, Victoire de Castellane’s newest Haute Joaillerie collection.

Staged in Venice at the Palazzo del Casinò, the presentation unfurled a dreamlike world inspired by lush gardens, aquatic realms and celestial wonders, transforming nature, fantasy and superstition into extraordinary works of art.

An exquisite display of exceptional gemstones and masterful craftsmanship, each parure was further enhanced by Jonathan Anderson’s haute couture designs, which provided an elegant frame for the radiant jewels.

Le Musée Pierre André Benoit à Alès nous offre ici une découverte hors du temps. Vous n'avez peut-être jamais entendu son nom.

Et pourtant, Picasso, Matisse, Miró, Giacometti, Max Ernst - tous ont voulu travailler avec lui.

Lui, c'est Iliazd. Poète géorgien arrivé à Paris en 1921, artiste inclassable et visionnaire, architecte du livre, créateur de textiles pour Sonia Delaunay et Coco Chanel, ami intime de Picasso.

Son génie : réinventer le livre. Pas l'écrire — le construire. Le musée PAB nous offre ici sa première grande rétrospective en France depuis celle du Centre Pompidou en 1978.

London’s iconic Central Saint Martins college just took graduate fashion to a completely new level.

Breaking tradition for its 2026 show, the legendary institution moved away from campus to host a massive runway inside a Peckham multi-storey carpark.

Out of 135 students, 40 were selected to present zero-boundary, eco-friendly collections to a packed industry crowd.

The jaw-dropping designs ranged from Sophia Layk’s zero-plastic, wood-infused creations to Polina Kadilnikova’s politically charged Ukrainian heritage prints, and Luke Saul's stunning dress entirely hand-sewn from four months' worth of upcycled metal cans.

Axiom Space and Prada unveiled the Liquid Cooling and Ventilation Garment (LCVG) designed to be worn by astronauts inside the Axiom Extravehicular Mobility Unit (AxEMU) spacesuit.
Engineered as the high-performance inner layer of the AxEMU, the LCVG is built to protect astronauts from the unforgiving environment of space, when they explore the lunar surface for the first time in more than 50 years.
The LCVG collaboration draws on Prada's expertise in design, patternmaking, and advanced materials, resulting in a next-generation garment developed through advanced 3D modeling techniques that maintain cooling and ventilation while enhancing comfort during up to eight-hour spacewalks.
Prada's firmly established knowledge of high-performance materials has also supported the identification and sourcing of specialized fibers that allow the garment to be worn repeatedly and comfortably across long-duration missions.