LOST iN Paris

Paris. Its artistic heritage is paved into Haussman’s boulevards, spans the Seine across historic bridges, and populates the stately museums. But this legacy can become a millstone when the city is also expected to tread the cutting edge of art. Paris has often been criticized for relying too much on its past. Still, after a hiatus during the 1980–90s, a brand new Paris is starting to shine: ripe with fresh takes on fashion, food and modern art.This renaissance is most obvious in the culinary scene where the starched white tablecloths of Michelin-starred restaurants are whipped aside in favour of a local, uncomplicated cuisine based on quality ingredients. Meanwhile, a magnetic fashion scene shows there’s enough room along- side major houses for a multitude of free-thinking creators.Because in the end, it’s the people who make the place. In Paris, we spoke to a minted fashion legend, a creative couple about their well-trodden paths and a design curator with an eye for beauty. Which is something the French capital has in spades.A modernist spaceship on the outskirts, seafood from another dimension, natural wines with supernatural pairings, 19th-century shopping and tales from the high fashion archive… Get lost in the city that keeps going above and beyond.Includes: - 5 long-form interviews with celebrated locals on their relationship with Paris and their absolute favorite spots there - A selection of the hottest places to visit in two of the city’s most charismatic neighborhoods - A selection of our top picks for the entire city - A photo showcase by Alexandre Tabaste - In-depth stories on a Parisian retail legend and the local gallery sceneRecommended books, films & music to get you in the Paris state of mind.

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