Table side service, once de rigour, has become something of a rarity in Paris. But one hotel is going against the current, reviving one of the great French dining experiences: Crêpe Suzette […]
A Gourmet Gazette Fine Fare Table Side Find
Critic’s Choice: The Very Versace Retrospective
The article is followed by a Gourmet Gazette Slide Show Paris, France — As the fashion world gears up for the Paris Fashion week, one place to head straight to is the […]
Brigitte Bardot: The Legend Lives On
Paris, France — A wicker armchair, an Olivetti tyepwriter, a bottle of Guerlain’s L’Heure Bleue Eau de Cologne, a Flamenco guitar. Everyday objects of anyone’s day. Except these objects belonged to the […]
Moments in Time: The Céline Dion the Art of the Return Time
As Céline Dion makes her return to the stage in Paris, the Belgian watchmaking house of Col&McArthur unveils the Céline Dion Tribute Collection, a pair of timepieces it states have been conceived […]
Magical Moomin Moments Land in Paris
Paris, France — The magic of the Moomins has arrived in Paris for a momentary pop-up store where myriad Moomin inspired wares are all on the agenda ranging from tote bags to […]
Wearing Rainbows
It is a stunning display of the colors of the rainbow and more. The French house of La Brune & La Blonde is showcasing its dazzling Rainbow necklace from its Confetti collection. […]
In the Line and Light of Creation
Paris, France — There is a gold-encrusted maze, the endearing elephant head brooch, and an orb of gold. All works by the artist, goldsmith, painter, sculptor and philosopher that is Daniel Brush. […]
King Tut: the Show of the Summer of the Total Eclipse of the Sun
Paris, France — It was one of those intense, great finds in the history of archeology. The British archaeologist Howard Carter with the backing of his benefactor Lord Carnarvon discovered the tomb […]
An « Un-Cancan-y » Welcome for the Tour de France
For the second time running in the history of the Tour de France, the mythical race raced by another French icon, the Moulin Rouge. The cabaret’s dancers, in full French Cancan costume, […]
Inside 17th Century Paris with the Marquise de Sévigné
Marie de Rabutin-Chantal, better known as the Marquise de Sévigné, was born in Paris 400 years ago in the mansion of her grandparents. French aristocrat, avid letter writer she is regarded in […]
