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Mix eight curious, style-loving women with one of the world’s most beautiful cities, top with a dollop of perfect weather, and what do you get?...
Once a year, the greatest design minds in France gather in Paris to see what the future of French style looks like. The post What PAD Paris Reveals About Parisian Design Culture ap...
Our inaugural Paris Fashion Tour has just wrapped up, and what an incredible week it was! We couldn’t have asked for more beautiful weather or...
Monique Lévi-Strauss turned 100 this year. You probably know the name. I suggest that you don’t know the woman.
There is nowhere in Paris quite like the Canal Saint-Martin, writes Marian Jones after a sun-lit stroll in this hip pocket of the 10th arrondissement.
Paris is having an 18th-century moment. Three concurrent exhibitions are exploring different aspects of what you might term the first modern century, from its fashion to daily life...
A Parisian dynasty. A scandal at the Palace of Versailles. And a very warm welcome from a city that forgot to ask why he left France.
Female mayors have had notable successes in making transport in urban areas benefit everyone, not just a wealthy fewAccording to the UN 68% of the global population will be urban d...
Ten extraordinary women making cities work better for everyone Diana Ionescu Fri, 05/22/2026 - 05:00 8 minutes
FRANCE AS IT HAPPENS — A Dordogne stone house, a dressing room that went sideways, the bistro France forgot to save, Templars on a Paris street — and The Writers' Room, now open, a...
Mayors like Barcelona's Ada Colau, Montreal's Valerie Plante and Anne Hidalgo in Paris transformed their cities.
Forth Episode—A journey of discovery through Parisian history, one street sign at a time - Let's go!
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In this PAID le Bulletin you'll go from China. Russia. Kenya. Qatar. Then Paris. Plus Bookshops, Boulevards & author Tilar Mazzeo
FRANCE AS IT MEANS—Sunday lunch as architecture, a bistro reckoning 40,000 deep, a dressing room disaster in Bordeaux, knights below a Paris street sign, the drummer who found Fran...
Before Karl Lagerfeld, before Alexander McQueen, before anyone thought to call fashion art, one Italian heiress was wandering through St. Mark's Square in nothing but a fur coat an...
In the FREE le Bulletin: One classroom, one vineyard, one boulevard, one audacious law. Four roads into France — and not one of them straight.
What a bartender's white jacket, Hugo Matha's silk neckerchiefs, and George Orwell scrubbing pots in a Parisian cellar taught me about the most French idea I know.
Lauren Bastide, first-time novelists, literary questionnaires and a bibliothèque at Rue Cambon: the French resource I’ve been hunting for years
Elizabeth Hawes was outspoken, progressive and instrumental in shaping American style. A new exhibit finally gives her the proper recognition.
To visit the Leonora Carrington exhibit at the Musée du Luxembourg is to enter the phantasmagoric world of a born artist, one too busy creating to be anyone’s muse.
Designed by Lemay with artist Angela Silver, Place des Montréalaises is one part living memorial to notable women of the city, one part pedestrian corridor.
Aaah, le shopping! It’s always a delight in Paris, from historic covered passages, to UNESCO listed bookshops, glamorous department stores, legendary food shops, hidden gems where...
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