Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder, designed by Nathalie Verdeille, Chief Artistic Officer of Jewelry and High Jewelry, embarks on a nautical journey to reimagine Schlumberger’s love for the ocean’s allure, movement, and mystery through a modern lens.
Spanish porcelain brand Lladró is recharged and ready to take on the world. Its newest retail store recently opened in Manhattan’s lively Meatpacking District.
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“Very peri,” Pantone’s color of the year, is a vivid and vibrant color based on periwinkle blue plus a hint of violet red. According to Pantone, “This happiest and warmest of all the blue hues introduces an empowering mix of newness.” Adorn your daily life with items in very peri, bringing out the confidence and audacity to embrace the endless possibilities in you.
Chinese New Year is the most important festival for all ethnic Chinese. A reunion dinner is held on Chinese New Year’s eve, and fish is an indispensable dish at this dinner. People follow a shared tradition of leaving some parts of the fish uneaten. What are the cultural meanings behind this tradition?
A long, unhurried stroll in a lush garden provides peaceful moments. Every sweet memory can be captured in a gemstone. Every garment can enhance the mood.
In Chinese mythology, there was a creature called Zou Yu that had white fur with black stripes, similar to a white tiger. It was considered auspicious to see this creature. The image of a white tiger still carries these connotations today. We wish everyone great success in the new year.
After almost two years of social hibernation, the fashion shows for the winter of 2021 were full of color, metallic dresses, and floral prairie dresses. The powerful yet feminine colors made the girls look like flowers blooming on a dance floor.
Red and green pairings herald Christmastime. But don’t stop there. Put them on with this season’s trend—plaids. Done right, they’re demure but not rigid. Try different saturations of red and green to create a layered look.
