Bleu de Chanel L'Excusif: Softer, longer-lasting, and more sophisticated

The Last Sunray

UNBOUND POWER

Fashion has always been about storytelling. It attempts to represent the balance between movement and stillness, softness and structure, as well as power and strength. I tried to achieve this balance with the model by showing unattainability, but also femininity. 

On the occasion of the Venice International Film Festival, Giorgio Armani officially unveils Armani/Archivio, the new digital platform designed to preserve and share the fashion house's historical heritage.

An exploration of femininity as both delicate and unyielding — a study of softness and resilience, where floral motifs and fluid styling reveal the quiet power and inner strength that bloom from within.

This year, the fashion world held its breath: Jonathan Anderson as creative director of Dior. His debut became one of the most talked-about sensations of the season, and the red carpet of the Lido was the perfect arena for the first strokes of a new era for the House.

‘It’s a dense, sophisticated, and complex composition, like an extract. A concentrate of exceptional raw materials. The most magnetic and mysterious facet of BLEU DE CHANEL’. Olivier Polge, CHANEL Perfumer-Creator.

In the rarefied realm where fashion, travel, and lifestyle converge, few industries capture the imagination quite like yachting- where sea foam sparkles like champagne and a vessel becomes a floating expression of taste, access, and freedom. For Michelle Pritts, now a leading force at Royal Yacht International, the journey into this industry was anything but linear. From modeling and entrepreneurship, learning to navigate a sailboat in the brisk winds of San Francisco Bay and later living on the the turquoise waters of Puerto Rico, her path mirrors the very essence of modern luxury: layered, adaptive, and unafraid of reinvention.