Two weekends ago it was Valentine’s, the heart day. This we celebrated with a dinner at the legendary reopened Les Bains Douches in the 2nd arrondissement. Great quality and service. I did however prefer the bar upstair to downstairs – good thing though is that the pool is back and I dare you next time! Oh, and just before we […]
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When in Paris and the rain is tumbling down there’s only a few things you really like to do and that’s to run or hide, right? Unless it’s summer, warm and frankly quite cosy and romantic to get cough in the rain. Besides from that, watching a movie or cuddling up in front of an […]
2005 new year’s eve in Paris, 11ème arrondissement.
I attempt to do this more often, to share my sweet spots around the world and make your trip more fun and less typical touristic (even though some of the klichés you actually have to do). Mostly my ideas just ends up being as saved ‘unposted’ blog notes… But not today! Lately there have been many […]
If you got the time pop by Le Bon Marché to see Ai Weiwei’s fascinating expo! I don’t know if it’s his way of expressing himself or the way it’s being presented, but it’s very touching and beautiful at the same time.
Latest Vogue Paris, some gluten free toasts from M&S (you have to try them!) and some heat from Diptyque. xNW
BIG KISS from us! xNW
Saturday was spent shopping and culturally engaging. Then a quick stop at the Pinacothèque to see Karl Lagerfeld’s photography exhibition, lighten up my weekend. A journey through his life and as he so nicely puts it: “J’ai le bonheur de pouvoir consacrer ma vie à ce qui m’intéresse le plus : la photographie, la mode et […]
Follow Louis Vuitton’s journey from 1854 until today at the Grand Palais’ exhibition Volez, Voguez, Voyagez – Louis Vuitton. From the first trunk, bag, logo until today’s iconic fashion house. A fenomenal work under the direction of Olivier Saillard and the scenographine as well as creative direction by Robert Carsen.