April 13, 2017
We live in a world where everything is instant and immediate. The urge of immediacy sometimes makes us forget about the art of patience and the depth of craftsmanship and skills. Earlier I was introduced to the world of Louis XIII at their pop-up boutique in Harrods (only until 25th April), I was so fascinated to learn about the history behind this bottle of Cognac.
Personally I am not a fan of cognac, nor do I know a lot about it. That is why learning about the heritage of Louis XIII with a fresh eye makes is so much more fascinating. I also had the pleasure to speak to Ludovic du Plessis, the Global Executive Director of LOUIS ...

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Categories: Luxury
Tags: Alice Dellal, Bulliony, Designer, Fashion, Fine Jewellery, Gold, Gold Bar, Grace Kelly, Heritage, Jean-Thierry Besins, Jewellery, Luxury, Monaco, Prince Rainier, Royalty
April 9, 2015
Well yes I’m in Switzerland again. Over the weekend I was in Basel (post baselworld). I heard so much about this little city while I was working, and never actually been. So I decided to go take a look myself. Basel is the city of art and culture, it is also a little hipster. As I stroll along the street, my friend was telling me little stories about the city. It’s a mixture of laid-back with rich historical heritage. Basel is actually a very cool place where quite a lot of hipster parties are held. My friends in the industry were surprised when I said I had the most fun party in Basel…!
Other than that, the city is a pleas...

Categories: 旅遊
Tags: Accessory, Basel, Culture, Europe, Fondation Beyeler, Heritage, Paul Gauguin, Switzerland, tourism, Tourist, travel
December 28, 2014
During my pre-christmas retreat, I took a trip to visit this beautiful little Unesco town Hallstatt in Austria. It’s roughly 4 hours train ride from Vienna, and it’s a very old little village sitting on the south-western shore of the Ha

Categories: 旅遊
Tags: Austria, Beautiful, City, Europe, Hallstatt, Heritage, Nature, Sceneary, tourism, Tourist, Town, train, travel, Unesco, Village
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