Tricks to remember small details. {on time.com}
10 ways to be a Parisian, according to Caroline De Maigret. {on youtube.com}
The 9 emotional stages you go through when you wear high heels on a night out. So true! {on elitedaily.com}
Historic fashion house of Paul Poiret is on sale and I would buy it, if I had the money. Did you know that one of Poiret’s favorite pastimes was to give huge, expensive and extravagant parties and balls? {on fashionista.com}
I’d really like to have an antique cameo ring and this one is gorgeous. {on etsy.com}
New York sites turned into houses of horror by movies. {on ny.curbed.com}
Paul Poiret and his wife Denise dressed like Juno and Jupiter for Les fêtes de Bacchus (1912).
The Dakota (here in a photo shot in 1890’s) is the famous building where “Rosemary’s Baby” (1968) was set (even if Roman Polanski couldn’t shoot there and changed the name of the building in “The Bramford”).
It was built between 1880 and 1884, designed by architect Henry Janeway Hardenbergh and commissioned by Edward Clark, the owner of Singer Sewing Machine Company. Henry Janeway Hardenbergh also designed the Plaza Hotel and the Western Union Telegraph Building.
I think we all know that John Lennon lived there, but among its many famous residents there were dancer Rudolf Nureyev, composer and musician Leonard Bernstein, actress Lauren Bacall. Composer Ciajkovskij stayed there as a guest of Theodore Steinway, one of the sons of Henry Engelhard Steinway, the founder of Steinway & Sons, the company that build the famous pianos.
It was built between 1880 and 1884, designed by architect Henry Janeway Hardenbergh and commissioned by Edward Clark, the owner of Singer Sewing Machine Company. Henry Janeway Hardenbergh also designed the Plaza Hotel and the Western Union Telegraph Building.
I think we all know that John Lennon lived there, but among its many famous residents there were dancer Rudolf Nureyev, composer and musician Leonard Bernstein, actress Lauren Bacall. Composer Ciajkovskij stayed there as a guest of Theodore Steinway, one of the sons of Henry Engelhard Steinway, the founder of Steinway & Sons, the company that build the famous pianos.
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