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From Vendome to Klong San
Life, Story: Parisa Pichitmarn, Published on 13/12/2024
» 'I don't just wear jewellery on my interview days," jokes Charles Leung, the first ever Asian executive to be appointed as CEO of French high jewellery brand Chaumet. "I'm a guy that wears jewellery."
Greyscale greatness
B Magazine, Parisa Pichitmarn, Published on 09/09/2018
» They look like pictures that could have been taken on Mars, if not heavily Photoshopped, but Tom Jacobi emphasises again and again that all his photos are of real and uncontrived structures on Earth. Ranging from deserts with pockets of water to dramatic mountain ranges, his photographs capture a world you've likely never seen before -- largely in grey tones because he has gotten up at 4am to get these shots.
We just think you should know that...
B Magazine, Parisa Pichitmarn, Published on 26/08/2018
» In the true spirit of Marc Jacobs' iconic Daisy perfume line, the new version that's recently launched comes with daisy-based notes and of course, a larger than necessary flower cap. Daisy Love is undeniably feminine, with its bright pop of crystallised cloudberries that intermingle with daisy tree petals, cashmere musks and driftwood. Compared to the original, this version is a much sweeter fragrance and smells like that (still) dreamy phase during a new relationship. Available now at major department stores at 3,520 baht for 50ml and 4,200 baht for 100ml.
Normal is for other people
Muse, Parisa Pichitmarn, Published on 05/05/2018
» 'You can't work for Karl for 33 years and be bored," says Caroline Lebar. "If I did, I would have been bored a long time ago."
It's no child's play
Muse, Story by Parisa Pichitmarn, Published on 13/01/2018
» This Children's Day, Lego aficionados can witness the beauty of Bangkok via the world's most popular building blocks. Created with over 500,000 Lego bricks, 11 iconic destinations in Bangkok have been recreated in both mosaic and 3D, and from an 8.5m, snap-ready panorama. Both traditional and colonial treasures are on display, be it the Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall, Wat Phra Kaew or Yaowarat Road. The model-building team -- all men who have a hobby of Lego building -- first decided where to position each place, before they worked together to connect the sky mosaic in the background. Then, each person worked to scale down their building, a process which averaged up to two months, with one month to design the final display and another month to build the actual destination. We talked to two of the 11 builders who have long been on the Lego circuit about how creating model destinations is no child's play.