Travel & Living

Tod's Group Concludes Second Phase of Colosseum Restoration

The luxury company has remained committed to returning the ancient landmark to its architectural glory for over a decade. 

06.25.2021 by Alyssa Kelly

Travel & Living

4 Unique Museums You Must Visit Once in Your Life

As museums slowly begin to reopen, these should be at the top of your list.

06.01.2021 by Noelann Bourgade

Travel & Living

Reaching Across Time and Space With Architect Bernard Dubois

Belgian architect Bernard Dubois' work spans cultures and materialities.

04.19.2021 by Nathalie Nort

Fashion

Think Pink: Spring/Summer 2021's Standout Color

From runways to vacation spots, pink is taking over the world.

04.15.2021 by Loris Peña

Fashion

Felipe Oliveira Baptista is Kenzo's Force of Nature

Newly minted artistic director Felipe Oliveira Baptista returns to the fundamentals of the brand with architectural lines and inclusive pieces that play with print with vibrant freedom.

03.22.2021 by Laure Ambroise

Travel & Living

Pierre Yovanovitch's Building Blocks

Combining fashion, the arts, and an infallible intuition, interior designer Pierre Yovanovitch’s latest mission is a furniture line of his own.

03.19.2021 by Nathalie Nort

Travel & Living

This $9.8 Million Connecticut Castle Has Major 'Bridgerton' Vibes

Grab your horse and buggy—this New England castle brings the Regency aesthetic of Netflix's "Bridgerton" to life.
02.09.2021 by Alyssa Kelly

Travel & Living

Inside Pierre Cardin's World Famous Vacation Home Le Palais Bulles

As a tribute to the late visionary Pierre Cardin, L'OFFICIEL gives an exclusive look at his "Bubble Palace," a prominent fixture in the designer's avant-garde universe.
12.31.2020 by L'Officiel België

L'Officiel Art

14 Creatives Interpret Follies in Art

L'OFFICIEL asks 14 artists to consider the concept of folly-making in this original portfolio.
12.22.2020 by L'OFFICIEL

Travel & Living

Architect Adam Charlap Hyman's Fantasies of the Folly

Folly-making is a longstanding tradition of the absurd, and yet, with the horrors of this past year, escapist fantasy has never been so needed. Architect Adam Charlap Hyman ponders the history of the architectural landmarks and their modern significance.
12.16.2020 by Adam Charlap Hyman