Guerlain fairy tale

The latest perfume from Guerlain, Flora Nymphea, in the range of the Aqua Allegoria, a fairy tale!

For the advertising campaign, Guerlain called upon the graphic artists from Oscar B Studio to create an anime recounting the story of the nymph Flora who gathers mock orange and orange flower nectars.

A gem to be discovered over this link!

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Last May, Dailybloggr published some figures and key info about the social network Facebook. If you didn't have the opportunity to read it, you have it now!

• The average user has 130 friends.
• The most popular page is the one of Michael Jackson.
• The fastest growing country on the social netword is Indonesia.

And guess what is the most popular use of facebook?

To stalk one's ex girl/boyfriend!

Zilli

The Zilli gold sunglasses, designed by Eric Jean, celebrate the French luxury brand’s 40th anniversary. A layer of 24-karat gold has been applied to the Zeiss polarized lenses and the classic aviator frame has been plated in gold as well. These shades will give a truly golden reflection.

Available in limited quantities the Zilli gold glasses are being sold exclusively at Zilli boutiques in Paris, Cannes, Courchevel, London and New York.

Men, if you have €2,500 to spend, here's your accessory of the summer!

Not an addict

The Illusionist - Tati is not dead!

After 'The Triplets of Belleville', the successful french animator and filmmaker Sylvain Chomet adapted Tati's story into a film. At the Berlinale festival last February, he noted, “It wasn’t what you’d call a script, it was more like a little novel.”

Set in the 1950s, Tati’s story looks at an aging man—Tati himself—and a young girl (he is said to have written “The Illusionist” for an estranged daughter). The older man, a traveling magician named Tatischeff, introduces the girl to the world at a time when a lot is changing.

Tati’s daughter, Sophie Tatischeff—a fan of Sylvain Chomet’s “The Triplets of Belleville”—tapped Chomet to adapt the unproduced story into an animated film, but she died just four months later.

I neeeeeeeeeed to watch this movie!!

Chaumet & Josephine

o mark its 230th anniversary, Chaumet has dedicated an eponymous collection to its first muse and customer, Empress Josephine de Beauharnais.Thirty exquisite pieces of jewelry revisit the diadem, the favorite headpiece worn by this modern, audacious and liberated woman. In a reference to Empire fashion, the Josephine Collection revisits the delicate design of the chérusque, the standing lace collar characteristic of gowns during the period.
The necklaces, earrings, rings, jewelry watches and bracelets in the collection are embellished with gold lace and a shower of diamonds.

The centerpiece of the collection, the diadem, is transformed into a ring to crown the finger. Twelve unique pieces in platinum reinterpret the tiara, the crown, the aigrette and the headband.

At the center are rare gems selected specially by Chaumet: diamond, pigeon's blood ruby and deep blue sapphire.

The collection includes two platinum diadems set with white and yellow pear diamonds.

Engraved with the declarations of love Napoleon Bonaparte sent to his wife, they represent 600 to 800 hours of work in Chaumet's workshops at 12, Place Vendôme in Paris.

The slender and ethereal Josephine collection attests to the inimitable excellence of the jeweler's savoir-faire. It embodies an ability to revisit the stylistic codes of the past to better express their contemporary relevance.

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