L’Epi D’or Illustration by Robert Beck Pascalline Pelletier has owned and run the L’Epi d’Or restaurant since January 1987.

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COS x Clifton Nurseries Celebrating spring and the Chelsea Flower show, Swedish minimalist brand

Following a succession of festivals across the world, this year saw Liberatum take place in Hong Kong for a rich and diverse cultural programme. Documenting the event exclusively for AnOther, Italian filmmakers Roberto De Paolis and Carlo Lavagna took time out with English film director, writer and composer Mike Figgis who presented his short films [...]

Ohhh…Alright… © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein Think Lichtenstein and think bold.

Read the original … Roy Lichtenstein: A Retrospective

Donna Anna Concept Design with Swarovski elements by Kate and Laura Mulleavy of Rodarte Sex, lust, betrayal, death and a hefty dose of supernatural revenge at the end: these are the ingredients that make Mozart’s 18th century opera, Don Giovanni one of the most celebrated. Read the original … Rodarte: Don Giovanni [...]

Earthenware prior to glazing The Virebent porcelain atelier is a rare thing – a fully functioning factory that still upholds the traditional craftsmanship and practices employed when it was first founded in 1924. Situated in the Lot Valley, in the medieval town of Puy L’Eveque, its output initially centred around the prosaic – the porcelain [...]

Illustration of Dior Saint Tropez Courtesy of Dior It’s interesting to witness the slight changes in aestheic at Dior – a house that only has less than two months until it sees the beginning of a new chapter under the direction of Raf Simons, when he debuts at couture. Two weeks ago saw the release [...]

HRH Queen Elizabeth’s Leica June 2 celebrates Queen Elizabeth II’s 60 years on the throne, equalling Victoria as the only British monarch to have reached a Diamond Jubilee. In anticipation of next month’s momentous occasion we are all feeling rather patriotic: voting in HRH Queen Elizabeth’s Leica as the most Loved product of the week [...]

Serge Lutens Photography Francesco Brigida “My garden is one of my favourite places in Marrakech,” explains legendary perfumer Serge Lutens who resides in an impressive home in the Moroccan capital city. The main patio is planted with brigmansia, tuberose, datura and tall, well-established palm trees. Botanical influences are prominent through the design of the house [...]

Brigitte Bardot at The Copacabana Palace Hotel, 1964 Rio de Janerio’s beaches, Carnival and samba are all rightly famous, but nothing epitomises Brazilian glamour like the Copacabana Palace , Rio’s oldest luxury hotel. Affectionately dubbed “the Copa” by Carioca’s and guests alike, the hotel has played host to many 20th century greats, including Ava Gardener, [...]

Iris Apfel Photography by Ari Seth Cohen, featured on the Advanced Style blog From 90-year-old textile designer Iris Apfel in her trademark thick-framed oversized glasses to 91-year-old cabaret performer Ilona Royce Smithkin with her statement hand-crafted orange eyelashes, Ari Seth Cohen shines the light on the most unlikely of street style protagonists in his cult [...]

Chanel Cruise 2013 Courtesy of Chanel Beauty spots have long been considered one of the most attractive features of the female face. This week, to compliment Karl Lagerfeld’s “Versailles in a Socialist France” themed collection for Cruise 2013 , global creative director for Chanel make-up Peter Phillips and his team applied interlocking Cs to the [...]

Following a succession of festivals across the world, this year saw Liberatum take place in Hong Kong for a rich and diverse cultural programme. Documenting the event exclusively for AnOther, Italian filmmakers Roberto De Paolis and Carlo Lavagna took time out with Chinese-Canadian artist Terence Koh who debuted a special performance at the 3-day event, [...]

The pool at Gourock continues to attract swimmers © Martin Parr/Magnum Whether in lidos, lakes or oceans, outdoor swimming has long been enjoyed as a British pastime (think the annual tradition of

Jess Hallett Photographed by Pietro Birindelli “Sarah Burton really wanted Kristen to play that role,” explains casting director, Jess Hallett of the decision to give the pivotal closing slot for the recent McQ spectacular to iconic supermodel, Kristen McMenamy: “I think she was perfect for it and illuminated everything. Read the original … Jess Hallett, Casting [...]

Balenciaga A/W12 Illustrations by Tom Baxter The corporate office – with its aesthetics, dynamics, structures, business jargon and stereotypes – has long provided a source of inspiration, from the power looks created by designers in the 1980s, the 1988 film Working Girl, and British sitcom The Office – a fictional documentary which debuted in 2001. [...]

Louis Vuitton S/S12 Illustration by Zoe Taylor What better antidote to all the deep, dark sexiness of autumn/winter 2011 than a pale and pastel palette cleanser for the summer months? Out of Marc Jacobs’ wintry bondage brothel at Louis Vuitton came light and delicate zoomed-in broderie pieces in brighter and more girlish hues than any [...]

Vidal Sassoon cutting Mia Farrow’s hair for Rosemary’s Baby, 1967 Who? This week marks the death of legendary hairdresser Vidal Sassoon , aged 84.

Read the original … In Memory of Vidal Sassoon

Cloud Greeting Card From The Cloud Appreciation Society With all this overcast and rainy weather of late, it is no wonder that these Cloud Greeting Cards , chosen by Patternity ’s Anna Murray and Grace Winteringham, have been voted most Loved on the AnOther Loves stream. Read the original … Cloud Greeting Cards [...]

Apple Soup by Mauro Colagreco Photography Neil Wissink Last week the world’s top chefs left their restaurants in the safe hands of their sous chefs and congregated at the Guildhall in London for the announcement of the World’s 50 Best Restaurants 2012. Now in its tenth year, the list –