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Razzle 'em, dazzle 'em
Muse, Parisa Pichitmarn, Published on 28/01/2017
» New avant-garde, pink gold and traditional jewellery to check out
A hands-on experience
Life, Parisa Pichitmarn, Published on 27/01/2017
» Clearly, there would be quite a fuss when a legend gets an upgrade. That's exactly what the Leica M10 is. Launched last week at the Leica headquarters in Wetzlar, Germany, it is handmade in Germany or Portugal, and available on our shores for 256,000 baht.
Lens into the future
Life, Parisa Pichitmarn, Published on 27/01/2017
» What are some trends in the camera industry now?
A cross-platform fashion collaboration
Muse, Parisa Pichitmarn, Published on 04/02/2017
» In case you haven't gotten the memo, this season's trend as seen on catwalks is about piling all kinds of prints and patterns together to create a frenzied, colourful jumble. To put the print-on-print-on-print effect all around you, Ikea's SPRIDD collection is just the thing for your home. In collaboration with fashion designer Kit Neale, the furnishing giant has released a range of tents, lanterns, mugs, bags, poufs and sleeping bags that use the bold patterns the East London brand is known for.
Riding high in the simulated Wild West
Life, Parisa Pichitmarn, Published on 05/12/2016
» Looking all parts American perfection and stomaching spicy dishes surprisingly well (according to his bodyguard) for a first-timer in Singapore, James Marsden was in the Lion City last week to promote the season finale of HBO's Westworld. As the human equivalent of goodness and sunshine, it becomes apparent that the Hollywood dreamboat is fittingly well-known for his nice-guy roles (in X-Men, The Notebook, Enchanted, Hairspray) because he is also such a person in real life. In fact, it all feels satisfyingly in-character when the 43-year-old admits that he loves Frank Capra movies and that the violence in Westworld isn't gratuitous.
Fashion forward
Life, Parisa Pichitmarn, Published on 27/12/2016
» The fashion birdies have told us which labels hit the stores next year. There are imports both refined and edgy, as well as local names breaking new ground. Here's what to look forward to.
The art of craft
Muse, Parisa Pichitmarn, Published on 31/12/2016
» Of the five days Pimm Chongcharoen spends at a fair selling her paper-based goods such as gift-wrapping and cards, only five people actually know and understand what it is that she's doing. "You've used coaster paper! Good stuff!," she recalls them exclaiming. "Just hearing that makes my heart soar. It's a very, very small group of people, but they do exist."
Velvet goldmine
Muse, Parisa Pichitmarn, Published on 31/12/2016
» When winter rolls around (or something like it, in Thailand) there is one must-have fabric we cannot shy away from: velvet. When else if not now to dig out this fabric of royalty, especially with our country's insufferable heat? With the cool breeze and loads of festive gatherings about to take place in January, easily elevate the glam effect of your outfit with the mere addition of a velvet piece.
Walk on the wild aisle
Muse, Parisa Pichitmarn, Published on 07/01/2017
» We round up some stunning wedding gear that differs from the traditional, oh-so-safe options
Killing me softly
Muse, Parisa Pichitmarn, Published on 10/12/2016
» There's something simple, but exceedingly special about Tawjan Catherine Punyasingh's recently released cookbook Great Food Good Fest. A quick skim through would evoke the same reflex of going "awww" at dog pictures, except there are squid and salted egg lava buns in these pictures, instead. Something about it just warms your heart and fills you with a pressing urge to get up to make these dishes, even if you are the type that couldn't cook to save yourself. Perhaps it is the book's realistic nature, and as we meet at her home, she whips up a strawberry hazelnut chocolate tart and pumpkin and corn croquette for us -- something even the most hopeless can make this holiday season.