LOVE Unlimited Cartier

New York, 1969: Aldo Cipullo imagined a rigid oval bracelet composed of two semi-circles in pure gold, locked onto the wrist with a screwdriver. The LOVE bracelet was born.

Lily Collins, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Ashley Park, Eugenio Franceschini and creator and screenwriter Darren Star arrived in Venice for a special presentation of “Emily in Paris 5”, which debuts on Netflix on December 18th.

This holiday season, let Gucci's Cruise 2026 collection remind us that the most thoughtful gifts are those chosen with care and rooted in heritage.

Between behind-the-scenes details, creative chemistry, and a genuine love for fashion, the actor looks back on an Emily in Paris season shaped by emotion and intersecting cultural influences. The new season arrives on Netflix on December 18.

In a world where the electronic scene increasingly strives for visual perfection and a cold, industrial aesthetic, the lack of human warmth is felt more acutely than ever. We live in an era where raves turn into content and parties become aesthetic decorations. Set against the backdrop of familiar club aesthetics, MAQOM emerges as an artist who restores a simple yet essential sense of home-like warmth to electronic music.

MARTINI® is more than just a drink. It is a symbol of Italian elegance, aesthetics, and the philosophy of “Gioia di Vivere” — the joy of living here and now. For over a century and a half, the brand has inspired generations, united cultures, and remained a constant companion of stylish moments — from aperitifs on sun-drenched terraces to vibrant city parties.

This year’s trends in the beauty industry show that true luxury no longer lies in flawless skin, but in skin intelligence — a concept that can literally be translated as “the intelligence of the skin.” It refers to perceiving the skin as an organ that not only reacts to external influences, but is also capable of adapting and maintaining its own balance.

The founder of ALICE GOOD Design, Riga-based interior designer Alisa Gudkova, describes herself as a citizen of the world. Social frameworks and imposed standards feel foreign to her. She believes that true freedom lies in embracing one’s essence. Her accepting approach opens endless possibilities for creativity in her design practice. In her interview for L’Officiel Baltic, Alisa shares her reflections on spatial perception, spirituality, and inspiration.