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What a joy ! It’s Christmas !

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Star brooch by Des petits hauts, WILHELM SCHWEIZER PEWTER’s Christmas branch, Des petits hauts star brooch and photo of Jeanne Crain in a scene of the movie “Margie” by the photographer Peter Stackpole. Jeanne Crain (1925-2003) was an American actress … Continue reading →

La voûte céleste

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Markus Lupfer’s dress.
“On s’apercevra vite que la nuit à la belle étoile est néfaste. La voûte céleste rend insomniaque : trop de beauté, trop de grandeur pour songer à dormir.” Sylvain Tesson – Petit traité sur l’immensité du monde

Make a wish !

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Paule Ka’s dress
In some cultures and societies, shooting stars represent the soul of the deads. We ask them to bring our wishes to heaven for them to be granted. That’s why, we make a wish when we see a trail of shooting stars.
Source : http://eliedumas.typepad.com/idees/2008/09/de-lorigine-des.html

Une nuit étoilée

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Ulyanna Sergeenko’s dress. “Sur le dôme profond brillent, resplendissantes, Des milliards de flammes, plus que n’en voient nos yeux ; D’immenses galaxies, des étoiles filantes, Traits d’un pinceau d’argent sur le bleu nuit des cieux.” Arnaud Jonquet – La nuit … Continue reading →

Vanity Fair Hollywood issue photoshoots

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Each year, since 1995, the magazine Vanity Fair has realized stunning and glamorous photoshoots with actors and actresses who marked the year. Cate Blanchett (1998, 2001, 2005 and 2016) and Emma Stone (2010, 2013, 2017 and 2018) appeared several times. … Continue reading →

Hollywood photoshoots revisiting classic cinema

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The Met Gala in pictures

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The Met Gala, also known as “Costume Institute Gala” is a fashion event having been taken place since 1946, in the Metropolitan museum, New York. Each year, in May, the gala is organized to raise money for the Met’s Costume … Continue reading →