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In celebration of Valentine's Day, a compilation on thoughts about love -- the idea of soulmates and beautiful quotations, a moving talk on vulnerability and loving wholeheartedly, diamond rings and romantic underthings and more ...
This week’s instalment of In the Kitchen features mostly comfort food, as it’s so chilly! From old standbys such as tomato soup and grilled cheese and (healthhyish) burgers to fancy (and decadent) gingerbread brioche doughnuts with spiced brown sugar diplomat cream, here are five recipes to keep you warm this week …
A NEW READER recently wrote to tell us how much she loved TIG and also requested more food posts if...
We began the new year with The Top 12 Décor Articles of the past year, and are following up with the top the Top 12 Fashion Articles of the Year by Month. From The Best Under-the-Radar French Fashion Brands (also the most popular article of the year) to summer wicker baskets and how to wear mom jeans, here are the fashion articles of 2017 that you loved most...
EVERY SO OFTEN, and especially in between the changing of the seasons, we take stalk of what's been having in fashion for the past few months to get a sense of what's to come in the next few months, gathering our favourite style inspiration looks along the way.
THE HOLIDAYS ARE OVER and a new year has begun, and if you’re dreaming of a seaside escape but can’t get away just yet, here are a few breezy, island-inspired things to set the mood — from river pearl drop earrings to wicker daybeds and table lamps, palm branches on cushion covers and even a brass palm tree sculpture — here are a few seaside things for a January day…
JUST IN FRONT of the Centre Pompidou, in the Place Beaubourg, there lies a small building in which a fascinating permanent exhibition is held. This exhibition is of the works of Romanian-born sculptor, painter and photographer Constantin Brâncuși (February 19, 1876 – March 16, 1957).
Karl Lagerfeld's decision to transform the Grand Palais in to a formal French garden with climbing roses on trelliage, pergolas and water fountains was a welcome site on these January days. There were layers of ruffled tulle and embellished chiffon in pastel hues, feathery capped sleeves and crystal veils and of course, the traditional Chanel tweed, all ushering in a return to the age of innocence and a feeling of spring in the air ...
A Pinterest image led us to the Long Island summer home of Vogue US’ editor-in-chief, Anna Wintour, who purchased the colonial-style four-bedroom house in 2013. The rustic farmhouse sits on a 5.9 acre property next to her gated estate in Mastic.
