I do not think human beings are the last stage in the evolutionary process. Whatever comes next will be neither simply organic nor simply machinic but will be the result of the increasingly symbiotic relationship between human beings and technology.
One word has been popping up increasingly on earnings calls and in corporate filings of some of the world’s biggest companies. From Wall Street giants like BlackRock Inc. to consumer titans like Coca-Cola Co. and Tesla Inc.
ACTUALLY (finally) saw Blow-Up (1966) just last summer. It was one many “classic” cultural films on my list, and the first I’d seen in which Jane Birkin appeared. The Michelangelo Antonioni directed film was one of her first roles and while it was a minor one, you could already tell back then that she had screen presence ...
FRENCH actress and model Anaëlle Duguet practiced artistic gymnastics for 12 years and recently graduated with a Fine Arts degree. Since then, she has been working as a fashion model in Paris, and for the past two years, has been pursuing a career in acting. Duguet has just finished a short film in Florence Foresti's new tv show for Canal+. The model has worked with Chloé, Dior, Chanel, and YSL, among others.
This week's Style Icon is American Actress and model Marisa Berenson. Born Vittoria Marisa Schiaparelli Berenson in 1947, she was the granddaughter of couturier Elsa Schiaparelli. She has appeared on the covers of Vogue and Time, and won the National Board of Review Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role as Natalia Landauer in the 1972 film Cabaret. Berenson was one of the highest paid models in the world in the sixties.
ONE OF THE fashion world’s most beautiful and enduring platonic love stories was almost never to be. As the story goes, in 1953, while filming Sabrina, Audrey Hepburn paid a visit to French couturier Hubert de Givenchy's studio in Paris to discuss the possibility of his designing the dresses for the film.
This week’s At Home With features a tiny glimpse into the Californian home of actress and former New Yorker...
“I love being at home. There’s nothing like England in the summer. Everybody goes gallivanting off to Tuscany and the...
[Slideshow — if slides do not advance, click here] From Jennifer Lopez in Elie Saab to Julianne Moore in custom...
SHE IS A STRIKING AND ENIGMATIC FEMME FATALE who captured the hearts of millions through her on-screen roles in La Dolce Vita,...
EARLIER IN SEPTEMBER, a brave woman & much-loved starlet came forth and helped redefine the real “F” word of the season—the...
LOOKING AHEAD to the month of September, the drop in temperature often comes with the changing of leaves, cashmere scarves and...
THERE WAS SOMETHING captivating about this Elle Fanning for British Vogue editorial–perhaps it is the warm late-spring to early-summer pastels,...
TODAY is Audrey Hepburn‘s birthday–the stunningly beautiful British actress & humanitarian would have been 85. And so, a few very favourite photographs to celebrate her birthday and the elegance of her life . . .
Award season may seem like forever ago, but as many TIG readers know, effortless fashion is timeless. Easily the most...
