Nas Rocas, Once Again
To reach Nas Rocas, you first have to leave Búzios behind. From Continental Lounge, a short crossing takes you to Ilha Rasa, about 700 meters from the mainland. The city gradually fades from view, the sea takes over the landscape, and a few minutes later, the island appears. Between September 25 and 27, this was […]
Peggy Guggenheim Before the Museum
In Venice, Peggy Guggenheim made her home a place where art and everyday life met. In 1958, Nino Migliori photographd Peggy Guggenheim at her Venetian home, Palazzo Venier dei Leoni. The silver headboard created by Alexander Calder was part of her bed, alongside the sheets and the collector’s belongings. Recalling the visit, Migliori would describe […]
Painting the World Before It Changed
The British traveler crossed continents to paint plants where they grew, creating a visual archive of nineteenth-century landscapes now held at Kew Gardens. At the Marianne North Gallery in Kew Gardens, the walls disappear beneath hundreds of paintings displayed with barely any space between them. Forests, mountains, temples, rivers, birds among leaves and insects disguised […]
Why Do We Still Want Objects We No Longer Need?
From letter openers to handbags and cases, objects that have lost their place in our daily routines continue to tell stories about how we work, travel, present ourselves, and choose to live. A letter opener rests on a desk. It may remain there for weeks before an envelope arrives. Tearing the paper open by hand […]
PatBO Brings Brasil Esplêndido to NYFW 2026
Patricia Bonaldi draws from nature, landscape design, and Brazil’s artisanal savoir-faire to shape a contemporary vision of the country. Brazilian nature serves as the starting point for PatBO’s latest collection. Presented on September 15 during New York Fashion Week, Brasil Esplêndido marks the brand’s Spring 2027 collection. Under the creative direction of Patricia Bonaldi, landscapes […]
At the Table of Maison François 1er
In Paris’s Golden Triangle, the brasserie brings together French cuisine, carefully sourced ingredients and an informal approach to hospitality. Some restaurants are shaped by their cuisine, others by their dining room or by the rhythm they take on throughout the day. At Maison François 1er, these elements begin with the same idea: welcoming guests as […]
Marta Handrich’s Choices
Marta Handrich looks to fashion, film and literature for a visual vocabulary that values longevity over novelty. Marta Handrich no longer shops for clothes the way she used to. In recent years, she has become more discerning, moving away from the constant pursuit of something new. Instead, she looks for well-made pieces that can remain […]
Danielle Copperman Finds a Slower Rhythm
From modeling to wellness, from fashion to life in the French countryside, Danielle Copperman has built a path guided by intention. At her home in the French countryside, Danielle Copperman dresses almost in opposition to her professional life. Short embroidered cotton dresses, microshorts, vintage jeans, and oversized tees have become her summer uniform. Her work, […]
Basquiat Beyond the Canvas
A publication that explores the visual language of Jean-Michel Basquiat and reveals how his work continues to traverse art, identity, and culture.
The style of Jordanna, effortlessly chic
In New York, the stylist and founder of Styled By Jordanna builds a wardrobe of clean lines, precise choices, and pieces made to last. Jordanna does not build her style around novelty. The New York-based stylist and founder of Styled By Jordanna prefers to recognize what works and return to those choices frequently. Her wardrobe […]