Nina owner of Beaute Totale Having spent many years moving countries and continents I always made sure to find a skin therapist and a hairdresser in my new country. In some strange way once the right ones are found … Continue reading →
Move over politics and diplomacy. It is fashion time in The Hague.
Political concerns, Greek crisis and the fate of the euro seemed far away as on the night of November 4th the city’s fashion finest got together to celebrate the start of The Hague fashion month at the epicentre of it all – Magazin de la mode, in the historic glass-roofed Passage.
The public in attendance swapped the usual formal and “proper” Hague attire for glamorous outfits befitting the occasion, some bordering on the outrageously colourful, or shockingly short, or sweepingly long. The male audience was less adventurous spotting black ties and tuxedoes accessorised by a smattering of facial hair in all shapes and forms. Facial hair for men is a persistent trend, I notice.
Erwin Olaf is one of the greatest Dutch photographers known for his mastery of light and overflowing imagination. His is photography as Art, or very close, indeed. It is really not surprising that this year Olaf was awarded the Vermeer prize, the highest award of distinction to artists in the Netherlands.
Continue reading →Christian Louboutin of the Kingdom of the Red Sole celebrates 20 years in business with a a beautiful art book published by Rizolli international with photographs by Philippe Garcia. In the book we find great photography that recreates the … Continue reading →
The Hague fashion city?
It certainly has the ambition to become one.
For the month of November for sure.
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