After some serious time in the limelight, summer’s big make-up trend is finally putting brows in the shade.
BROWS AT THE MOMENT are naked. Groomed, yes, but unadorned. The reason? Brights are taking centre stage and there’s just no room for competition. In make-up right now, colour is everywhere, but since Olivia Wilde donned a Merlot smokey eye at this year’s Oscars, red is positively blooming.
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One Step Beyond
Dancer and actress JENNA DEWAN TATUM has built a career tripping the light fantastic.
Crown and Glory
The “Forbidden City” plays host to an array of fine art and jewellery, and Chaumet’s aptly named Imperial Splendours exhibition.
Bright Young Things
After some serious time in the limelight, summer’s big make-up trend is finally putting brows in the shade.
Fragrant Fancies
The nose behind the reinterpretation of three Bulgari fragrances, Sophie Labbe talks to ZANETA CHENG about the jewels of scent, floral absolutes and ageless femininity.
Reachable Recharge
The wellness effect of a stay at Amanoi, in a remote part of south-eastern Vietnam, begins before arrival.
Contemporary Inklings
With a mixed palette of traditional Chinese painting skills and avant-garde Western influences, octogenarian LIU KUO-SUNG, a leading force in modern ink art, reflects on his work with ANDREW DEMBINA.
French Lessons
STEPHEN MCCARTY discovers the dark side of jazz-era China.
Top of the Crops
It’s been a long time coming, but the health-food movement has finally hit Hong Kong’s fine-dining scene.
Modern History
Delvaux’s Hong Kong flagship store has just opened its gilded doors in Central.
Double Act
Two designers, two brands, two worlds. Creative directors Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia tell Alice Franklin why taking the reins at Oscar de la Renta made sense as Monse, their new brand on the block, continues to impress
Paris A Baby at Last!
At the age of 41, Paris Hilton has welcomed a son with husband Carter Reum
Pursuits – A Bold Epoque for Art in Paris
Paris was crowned Europe’s preeminent contemporary art capital in October, when the international jet set descended for the inaugural edition of the inelegantly named Paris+ par Art Basel fair.
Bold and beautiful
Quinn is surprised when Eric encourages her to stop Carter's wedding to Paris and be with the man she truly loves.
Paris with FRIENDS
These burgeoning hospitality titans have more than just hotels they have le Rolodex.
Changing Course
Is Jean Imbert the enfant terrible of haute cuisine? Or just the talented (not to mention handsome and social media-savvy) vanguard of a necessary evolution in French cooking?
Bold and beautiful
Quinn and Wyatt catch up, and Quinn reveals her concerns about Carter proposing to Paris.
Balancing novelty and understated luxury is key to what les vacances mean now.
Designer Luc Berger is a soft-spoken 30-something with an unassuming demeanor that belies his accomplishments: We are, after all, taking coffee at Le Meurice, a hotel that is at least partly his own design.
BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL
The Forresters rejoice as Steffy returns home from the hospital. Kelly swipes Steffy's phone to call Liam and tell him that she wants him to be there with her and her mom.
MAT RULE
Some artists specialize in doing cartoon tattoos. Others have made black-and-grey realism their forte. Mat Rule is the rare artist who has mastered both. After falling in love with traditional and black-and-grey tattooing, he decided to combine the opposing genres to create an exceptionally unique signature style. His work literally pops off the skin and reminds us of movies like "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" and "Cool World" which brought cartoons into the real world. We sat down with Rule to learn how he came up with such a show-stopping style, which characters he loves tattooing most and much more.
MAKE ROOM FOR USELESSNESS
Entrepreneurs want to make useful things. But what if that holds us back from truly inspired ideas?