Louis Vuitton City Guides 2013 :: Paris Saint-Germain-Des-Prés
Every year the Louis Vuitton City Guide to Paris features around 600 thoroughly
revised addresses, all of which capture the kudos of this extraordinary capital.
Encompassing new establishments, curiosities, fashionable hot spots,
fine-food destinations, and personal favourites: the 2013 edition studies
every new trend that is shaking up the city. The guide also provocatively throws light on forgotten or hidden gems: five-star hotels, local diners, restaurants with daring young cooks or pastry chefs, fashion, chocolate, art, book, and interior design stores, artists’ homes, quirky museums, and much more.
With its easy-to-use maps and detailed information, the guide unlocks the city’s secrets for discerning travellers and intrepid insiders.
Louis Vuitton City Guides 2013 | New York - Manhattan Cocktail
The Louis Vuitton City Guide explores every facet of this effervescent city
through around 600 addresses: radically-designed hotels, stylish bars, world-class restaurants, intimate diners, fine food stores, offbeat nightclubs, fashion supremos, bespoke jewellery, innovative interior designers and art spaces, high-tech spas, and much more. The selection has been thoroughly updated for the seventh edition of this indispensable guide, which captures the scintillating creativity of New York City. The easy-to-use maps ensure that getting around the metropolis couldn’t be simpler
Louis Vuitton City Guides 2013 | San Francisco Bay
For the first time, the Louis Vuitton City Guide team has touched down in San Francisco. Focusing its wide-ang led lens on this mythical city, the guide explores hotels with views, funky bars, art galleries, beachfront restaurants, far-out cabaret spots, wineries, fashion, interior design favourites, bookstores, contemporary art museums, Bay Area excursions, and much more.
Around 600 carefully selected addresses, including local personality favourites,
c apture the DNA of the city. Equipped with easy-to-use maps, the C ity Guid e
reveals the dynamic cultural mosaic and vital spirit of this city on the Pacific.
Louis Vuitton City Guides 2013 :: Tokyo Hotels
In its third edition, the Louis Vuitton City Guide to Tokyo revisits every facet
of the vibrant capital through around 600 addresses chosen with flair and discernment: luxury hotels and charming ryokan, chic cafés and tea houses, fine food dens, world-class restaurants, and secret gardens. The very best of fashion, the arts, design, music, nightlife, and the underground scene are also explored. Equipped with easy-to-use maps, Japanese lettering to help identify establishments, and detailed information, the guide unlocks the city for discerning travellers and intrepid insiders.
San Francisco is making its first appearance in an individual volume,
while Paris, New York and Tokyo are returning to centre stage in an entirely revisited form.
Alongside Budapest, London and Marseille, the indispensable European City box set is adding four new destinations to its map: Yekaterinburg, Kitzbühel, Lugano and Verona.
As adventure can be found on any street corner in any city – whether a financial capital or a culturally rich town – Louis Vuitton shares its passion for travel and city life in the pages of its City Guide series, whose thousands of addresses have been revealing the soul of cities since 1998.
The Louis Vuitton City Guide draws upon the talents of a team of journalists and writers, who provide an attentive, informed commentary on the changes shaking the heart of cities and offer
objective views on fashion, design, the arts and gastronomy.
Highlighting the latest trends and offering unique advice, the regularly updated contents of each guide are aimed
at laid-back travellers, business travellers and the residents themselves of the cities being explored.
The collection of Louis Vuitton City Guides provides the traveller with an original view of the 40 cities and 10,000 addresses, combining traditional and new values, traditional and extravagant locations whether known,
unknown or out of the ordinary, as long as they best express the essence of each city.
Luxury hotels and charming guesthouses; gourmet restaurants and local bistros; street markets and fine food stores;
antiquarians and designers; museums and fashion stores, essential or secret monuments… The Louis Vuitton City Guides
offer the traveller an insider’s guide into these cities.
Practical and unique, each City Guide includes one or more soft-back booklets that you can take with you wherever you go, moving from city to city as the mood takes you.
Luxury hotels, charming guesthouses, iconic restaurants, master chef bistros,
wine bars, chocolate shops, delicatessens, art, photography and interior design galleries, museums, spas, fashion hot spots, bookstores, and more. In its steadfast pursuit of originality, the Louis Vuitton City Guide sheds new light on 31 European
destinations with a total of around 7,000 addresses selected with flair and discernment.
An essential vade mecum for the urban explorer, the 2013 edition is an astute mix of safe bets and new ideas, traditional and offbeat places. It revisits the major capitals — Berlin, London, Moscow, Rome, and Paris; and, for the first time, reconnoitres Yekaterinburg, Lugano, Kitzbühel, and Verona. Since 1998, the Louis Vuitton City Guide unlocks Europe for discerning urban explorers.
Vogue Cover of May 2013, The Bible of Fashion:
U.S.A - Paris (France) - Italy - United Kingdom - Russia - Germany - Spain - Netherlands - Portugal - Ukraine - Turkey - Mexico - Brazil - Australia - India - Japan - China - Korea - Thailand - Taiwan
Video Vogue Russia May 2013
Video Vogue Italia May 2013: Forecast - summer style
Paris, Milan, New York - Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Dolce & Gabbana. This woman is the personification of Fashion: Claudia Schiffer. One of the most popular supermodels in the the world now supports the largest German design talent in "Fashion Hero" on ProSieben as a coach. Moderator of the Fashion Show is Steven Gätjen, the format will be broadcast on ProSieben.
Info about broadcast:
Title: Fashion Hero
Presented by: Steven Gätjen // mentors including Claudia Schiffer
Channel: ProSieben
Broadcasting hours: Autumn 2013
Venue: Bavaria Film Studios, Geiselgasteig
Homepage: Fashion Hero Age: Minimum age 16 years
Price: 0.00 to 5.00 EUR
Booking Fee: 3.00 EUR
Tickets: 02233-963640 or Click Tickets TV Show Fashion Hero
Titel: Fashion Hero
Moderation: Steven Gätjen // Mentoren u.a. Claudia Schiffer
Sender: ProSieben
Sendezeiten: Herbst 2013
Veranstaltungsort: Bavaria Filmstudios, Geiselgasteig
Homepage: Fashion Hero
Alter: Mindestalter 16 Jahre
Preis: von 0,00 bis 5,00 EUR
Buchungsgebühr: 3,00 EUR
Kartenreservierung: 02233-963640 oder Click Tickets TV Show Fashion Hero
Supermodel und Fashion-Ikone für ProSieben: Claudia Schiffer wird Mentorin bei „Fashion Hero“
Unterföhring, 26.04.2013. Paris, Mailand, New York – Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Dolce & Gabbana. Diese
Frau ist Mode: Claudia Schiffer. Mit dieser Kompetenz steht das Supermodel ab sofort den größten
deutschen Design-Talenten bei „Fashion Hero“ auf ProSieben als Coach zur Seite. Moderator der
Fashionshow ist Steven Gätjen, produziert wird sie von TRESOR TV im Auftrag von ProSieben.
Claudia Schiffer: „Fashion und Design sind mein Leben. Erst als Model, jetzt als Designerin und
Geschäftsfrau. Bei ‚Fashion Hero‘ geht es um echte Designer, echte Mode und echten Style. Und ich
freue mich sehr, unsere Designtalente auf ihrem Weg mit meiner Fashionerfahrung zu fordern und zu
unterstützen. Das ist mir ein großes Anliegen, denn ohne neue Designer hat die Mode in Deutschland
keine Zukunft.“
ProSieben-Geschäftsführer Wolfgang Link: „Mehr Modekompetenz geht nicht! Es ist großartig,
dass wir Claudia Schiffer für ProSieben gewinnen konnten. Sie ist eine Stil-Ikone, eine der
kompetentesten, stilsichersten und glaubwürdigsten Modefrauen Deutschlands und die perfekte
Mentorin für unsere ‚Fashion Heroes‘.“
Das ist „Fashion Hero“
Echte Designer, eigene Styles: Bei „Fashion Hero“ treten die talentiertesten Designer Deutschlands
an, um ihre Mode im großen Stil zu platzieren und die Must-Haves der nächsten Saison zu kreieren.
Als Mentor steht ihnen Claudia Schiffer und ihr Expertenteam zur Seite: Markenkommunikations-
Coach Uta Huesch und Stylist Sascha Lilic, der mit Star-Fotografen wie Helmut Newton oder Ellen von
Unwerth arbeitet. Außerdem werden internationale Fashion-Experten die Designer als Gastcoaches
unterstützen – darunter Christiane Arp, Chefredakteurin der deutschen VOGUE, die mit dem „VOGUE
Salon“ ein viel beachtetes Format zur Förderung des deutschen Design-Nachwuchses geschaffen hat
und für VOGUE seit vielen Jahren mit Claudia Schiffer zusammenarbeitet.
In jeder Folge präsentieren die Designer ihre Entwürfe der Wochenaufgabe in einer Modenschau vor
den Chef-Einkäufern von drei der führenden deutschen Modehäuser, die den Talenten die einmalige
Chance bieten, die vorgeführten Werke in ihren Läden zu verkaufen. Die Einkäufer beurteilen die
Qualität und geben im besten Fall ein Angebot für die dargebotenen Designs ab. Bei mehreren
Interessenten bekommt das höchste Gebot den Zuschlag. Das Besondere: Die Designerstücke sind
direkt am nächsten Tag in dem entsprechenden Modehaus zu haben.
Wer seine Entwürfe verkauft, ist direkt in der nächsten Runde. Die anderen Designer müssen
im sogenannten Fashion Showdown um den letzten Platz für die nächste Sendung kämpfen.
Der „Fashion Hero“-Sieger gewinnt eine eigene, komplette Mode-Kollektion in allen drei
Modehäusern.
Zur Person Claudia Schiffer
In ihrer mehr als 25 Jahre langen Karriere entwickelte sich Supermodel Claudia Schiffer zur
internationalen Fashion- und Beauty-Ikone. Sie arbeitet mit den besten Fotografen, Designern und
Modemarken der Welt und war das Gesicht von Chanel sowie vieler anderer, globaler Kampagnen.
Die Muse Karl Lagerfelds zierte mehr als 1000 Magazin-Cover von VOGUE, über Harpers Bazaar, bis
Cosmopolitan und war das erste Model überhaupt, das auf dem Titel des Rolling Stone, der Vanity
Fair und der New York Times abgedruckt wurde. Als Laufstegmodel arbeitete die Stil-Ikone für
namhafte Designer wie Versace, Yves Saint Laurent, Dolce & Gabbana, Chanel oder Valentino. Auch
nach ihrer aktiven Zeit als Model ist Claudia Schiffer weiterhin weltweites Werbe-Testimonial und als
erfolgreiche Geschäftsfrau und Designerin im Modebusiness aktiv.
The contract is signed and sealed: Claudia Schiffer dares her television comeback. As the "Bild" newspaper reported that the model starts as early as next week filming for "Fashion Hero". The new show runs from fall on ProSieben.
So really she does: From the autumn Claudia Schiffer (42) will be the new flagship of the Munich station ProSieben. As the "Bild" newspaper reported, the supermodel has now signed the agreement after lengthy negotiations.
Fashion Hero is the same U.S. format success, Fashion Star. Is an American reality television series on NBC, created by Rick Ringbakk which focuses on fashion design and is hosted by Louise Roe. It was hosted by Elle Macpherson in the first season. The contestants compete with each other to create the best clothes and are restricted in time, materials and theme. Their designs are judged, and one or more designers are eliminated each week.
Schiffer will be as successful as fellow model Heidi Klum? Heidi 39 years old, currently is on the eighth season of the hit show "Germany's Next Top Model" on ProSieben.
With her extensive modelling experience Claudia Schiffer must find it hard to ever stop being picture perfect.
The German supermodel was seen looking ready for the runway and extremely long legged as she turned a routine shopping trip into a fashionable outing.
The 42-year-old blonde looked immaculate as she did some shopping in west London on Thursday afternoon.
Dressed in a colour coordinated navy blue outfit the mother-of-three stunned onlookers with her long legs and great style.
Her slender frame was accentuated by her slim fit jeans and a pair of brown heeled knee-high boots added to the length of her limbs.
Claudia's beautiful long hair blew around in the wind but still remained mostly sleek and straight as she framed her eyes in a pair of retro white sunglasses.
After perusing the aisles Claudia bought something special from lingerie chain Agent Provocateur.
And for her two dogs she went to posh pet shore Mungo & Maud and was seen looking at a large cream ridged dog bowl priced at £36.60.
The model, who shot to stratospheric fame in the 1990s seemed quite happy to be spending the day alone, slotting into the role of a Londoner quite easily.
Finally, before finishing her shopping trip she was seen checking out clothes for her children and even popped into a Gap store for some bargain items that were on sale.
After all that shopping Claudia met up with her husband director Matthew Vaughan and the pair popped into a nearby restaurant for an evening meal.
