Diamonds may be a girl’s best friend, but when the pink diamond enters the room, all loyalties go out the window. Take a look into the story behind this rare beauty
Tom Hiddleston and Australian export Mia Wasikowska pose for photographs at the photo call for Guillermo Del Toro’s upcoming film Crimson Peak held at Le Jardin de Russie on Monday (September 28) in Rome, Italy,
There is a growing chorus demanding recognition that families come in all forms. L’Officiel’s October cover star Josephine Skriver is one such voice—but she’s not bandwagon jumping: this time, it’s personal. Here we share her essay, which first appeared on The Huffington Post…
Abstract, lyrical, hopeful, apocalypic. In September’s L’Officiel uncover the charged silences in the paintings of Romanian-born Canadian artist, Andrada Anghel.
We can trust Zach Condon, the child faced (now hirsute) genius behind Beirut to transport us somewhere when we have itchy feet. His debut album Gulag Orkestar took us through a rose-tinted Eastern Europe while the follow up, The Flying Club Cup had us waltzing in Parisian cafes. With ‘Gibralter‘, the first track off new album No No No the feeling of Gypsy blues and French chanson has given way to pop laden piano with glimmers of cynicism (and a mountain of trash).
SPRING 1883 Sydney will see galleries from Australia and beyond take over the entire Establishment Hotel in central Sydney from September 9-12. Naturally, this event will cheekily abut the 2015 edition of the Sydney Contemporary art fair which is at Carriageworks from September 12-13.
Spring is a time for renewal and the September edition of L’Officiel Australia embraces the spirit of the season.
Australian fashion illustrator Megan Hess works with the likes of Chanel, Dior and Cartier creating chic images with Monty, her bespoke pen. L’Officiel is delighted to share Lace Balloons with you, published in the September issue 2015 and chat to Megan about her wonderful illustrated world, white lace and Prada.
Open an issue of L’Officiel and you will notice each section is introduced on a background featuring the work of an artist, designer or illustrator. The July/August issue showcased sublime paintings by Sydney-based Eloise Rapp.
