Andrea Fohrman’s star and moon jewelry, lapis lazuli (background), Paul & Joe’s coat, Oscar de la Renta’s bird earrings and gold cat.
Paule Ka’s dress, starry sky photo (not mine) and shooting stars light sets.
Léon Carré (1878-1942) illustration (Tarot of the Arabian nights), Swarovski water lilies, moon jewelry by Andrea Fohrman and Josie Natori dress.
Moon and stars stud earrings by Andrea Fohrman, music box and perfume bottle.
Miahatami dress, starry background and Uttermost Kenitra arch large mirror in gold.
The Palais-Royal (Paris 1) is my favourite place in Paris ; it is timeless and elegant. The arcades, the garden and old boutiques (selling stamps, medals, antiques, currency…) made of the Palais-Royal a quiet, timeless and lovely place. Cardinal Richelieu (adviser of King Louis XIII) wanted a home near to the Louvre where the French…
Ghost’s gown, George Barbier’s illustration (“Les fêtes galantes”, 1920s), sun mirror and Doucet sky fabric.
Suzanne Belperron’s jewelry and Erté illustration (“The Bubbles”). The illustrator Erté (Romain de Tirtoff) was a master of Art Deco fashion illustrations. Suzanne Belperron Erté
Des petits hauts coat and the bear sculpture (1928) of the French sculptor Pompon (1855-1933). The original sculpture is in the Orsay museum, Paris. We can see a copy of the bear sculpture of Pompon in the Darcy garden, Dijon, France. It was realized by Henry Martinet in 1933 to pay a tribute to Pompon.…
Paul Tanqueray (1905-1991) was an English photographer. The well-known photographer Cecil Beaton had been his assistant until 1927. The Paul Tanqueray’s work was weekly published in the magazines Sketch and Tatler. His photos were also regularly in the covers of Theatre World. He shot famous actresses such as Anna May Wong, Vivian Leigh and Tallulah…
Paule Ka dress and photo of mine of a building, Dorotheenstadt, Berlin, France.
Paule Ka dress and photo of a building, Dorotheenstadt, Berlin, Germany.
Paule Ka dress and photo of a building (photo of mine), Dorotheenstadt, Berlin, Germany.
René Boivin gold clips (“manchettes plissées”, 1935) and ring (black wood and diamond)
René Boivin brooch (matte finish yellow gold, aquamarine and diamonds, 1930s) and Robert Hope’s illustration.