NB! · Cinema · Observations · Pop Culture · Humour
Hat styles from Charles VII to 1899 on an illustrated chart
Learning our hat styles. If only to criticise costume films with some authority
NB! · Cinema · Observations · Pop Culture · Humour
Learning our hat styles. If only to criticise costume films with some authority
NB! · Architecture · Cinema · Pop Culture
NB! · Cinema · Books · Pop Culture
Fantômas is to return to the screen as the hero of a new series. The new holders of the rights to adapt the novels about the first European superhero assure us that the image of the legendary hooded villain will now be far closer to the original texts of Pierre
NB! · Archive · Observations · Pop Culture · Humour
Don't tell me I'm the only one who finds reading Russian manuscripts of the early seventeenth century reminiscent of the Wonnie meme universe. And don't you dare even hint that you don't read such things!
Museums · Paris · Pop Culture
In Paris, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs is showing an exhibition devoted to Elsa Schiaparelli. The display brings together hundreds of her works. The dresses and accessories, executed with the most exquisite workmanship, leave no doubt as to Elsa's significance for world fashion, her undeniable relevance and her
NB! · Cinema · People · Pop Culture · Humour
In the Press · Monarchies · Mores · Paris · People · Pop Culture
Tatler has published photographs of Princess Diana from her last summer holiday aboard the 64-metre yacht Jonikal, built at the Italian yard Codecasa in 1990 and owned by the Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed. On board this luxurious vessel Diana was spotted in the Mediterranean in 1997 with the
Cinema · Pop Culture · Humour
Bette Davis and Joan Crawford, 1962
NB! · Paris · People · Pop Culture
NB! · Art · Moscow · Museums · Pop Culture
The beloved Alla Borisovna and Yevgeny Boldin, her husband from 1985 to 1993, in a photograph by Sergei Borisov. The photograph is shown at Borisov's exhibition at the Multimedia Art Museum
Heritage · Paris · People · Pop Culture
Today Coco Chanel's apartment is closed to visitors, save for the most important guests of the House. Its furnishings have remained unchanged since the day Coco died. There is a video showing the interiors of the famous apartment
Architecture · Mores · Paris · People · Pop Culture
Coco Chanel in her apartment at 31 Rue Cambon, in an eighteenth-century building, in the 1950s and 1960s. Coco's apartment was on the second floor of the building that became the residence of her brand. The shows were held on the ground floor, the showroom lay above,