WEEKLY LINKS

Prince as a fashion icon and a style inspiration. {on Vogue}

Tiffany & Co will sell some pieces of its collections on Net-à-Porter, probably for a limited time, but it’s likely that the collaboration will last. Because Net-à-Porter sells basically everywhere, while Tiffany & Co. doesn’t. {on Fortune}

The very strange names of celebrities’s sons and daughters. If you think that North and Saint are odd names, you will probably change your mind! Some of these names are quite… crazy! {on Vogue}

You probably know that Queen Elizabeth II just celebrated her birthday. But you probably don’t know about some of her priviledges. I’m really envious of n. 1, n. 2 (avoiding to take unflattering passport photos, how great!), n. 5 and . 6. {on Elle}

A very cute bikini top. I usually prefer solid colors but the print is beautiful. {on & Other Stories}

Jennifer Aniston is the most beautiful woman of the world, according to People. {on People}

A nice way to store necklaces and bracelets. {on Pinterest}

Here’s the first trailer of “The Girl on the Train”. I liked the book (and I realized in advanced who the culprit was) so I’m looking forward to seeing the film. {on Youtube}

This is a cute denim dress, I like the rounded hemline. I think it’s a perfect dress to wear at the office. {on Cos}

I don’t watch “Outlander” but I know some people that love this series so maybe I should add it to my “watching list”. If you’re a fan of the show and you love its costumes, this is an interview with Terry Dresbach, and it’s most of all about the famous “nipple dress”. {on Vanity Fair}

The preview image is a detail of “Mrs Osborne” by John Collier.