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Tatler On French It Girls Who Would Put Emily In Paris In The Shade

2021-01-03T21:14:59Z

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Fro[/sciencetech/netflix/index.html Netflix][/sciencetech/netflix/index.html Netflix] show Emily In Paris, which has thrust the city of lights into the pop culture spotlight and reignited an interest in all things français. The titular character, played by Emily Collins (who herself made her societal debut at a Paris ball), has won fans with her chic fashion choices and glamorous life in the city. But these well-heeled women lead an even more glamorous existence, exploring cobbled streets in their less-is-more looks and dancing the night away in glittering ballgowns. Here, FEMAIL takes a closer look at the women who rule the streets of the French capital. ZITA d'HAUTEVILLE Blue-blooded pedigree: Zita is the 24-year-old model daughter of the Count and Countess d'Hauteville, one of France's oldest families. She was scouted on Facebook London calling: Born in France, Zita studied for her Masters at UCL. Pictured, at an exhibition at London's Cardi Gallery in March 2019 (left) and striking a pose at home in Paris Zita, who has 15,500 Instagram followers, has a high-powered job at Google, where she works as an Account Strategist. Pictured, with her mother at her UCL graduation Born into one of France's oldest families, Zita d'Hauteville, 24, made her social debut at Paris' ultra exclusive Les Bal des Debutantes in 2013, wearing a navy Vivienne Westwood Haute Couture gown. Her willowy frame and natural beauty led to Zita being model scouted through Facebook and she is now represented by Up Models and has secured brand partnerships with big names including Hermes. RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/femail/article-8888217/Married-Sight-couple-say-relationship-worked-committed-engagement.html Married at First Sight couple who are the first in the...] [/femail/article-8888185/Bride-rushed-hospital-dream-wedding-falling-chair-hoisted-guests.html You broke the bride! 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ALEXANDRA VAN HOUTTE Fashion tech mogul: Founder of what has been dubbed 'fashion's smartest search engine', Alexandra Van Houtte, 31, is the woman behind Tag Walk, an online fashion database Alexandra, a former ELLE fashion assistant, came up with the idea in 2016 after being amazed at how difficult it was to search for particular items across designers and past seasons Now Tag Walk has almost 46,000 users and its success has landed Alexandra on a list of the world's 50 most influential French people and the Business of Fashion 500 Founder of what has been dubbed 'fashion's smartest search engine', Alexandra Van Houtte, 31, is the woman behind Tag Walk, an online database on which every garment, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html Tour Chùa Hương] shoe, handbag and belt is tagged and organised, so you can search for anything from a black dress to a pagoda sleeve in a nanosecond. Alexandra, a former ELLE fashion assistant, came up with the idea in 2016 after being amazed at how difficult it was to search for particular items across designers and past seasons. Now Tag Walk has almost 46,000 users and its success has landed Alexandra on a list of the world's 50 most influential French people and the Business of Fashion 500, which recognises the 500 movers and shakers shaping the industry. Despite her success, Alexandra's Instagram reveals a delightfully low-key way of life. A recent video shows the tech entrepreneur eating microwave soup out of the container at her desk, with an extra large tub of Haribo in the background. MARIA de la ORDEN Best fashion foot forward: Enviably chic, even by lofty French standards, Maria de la Orden moved to Paris from her hometown of Madrid. Pictured, in an Instagram snap The designer has founded not one, but two in-demand labels: La Veste and Maria de la Orden Studio, which are loved by well-heeled shoppers including Alexandra Tolstoy and Sabine Getty Photos shared on the account show Maria posing in her pop-up store, exploring the cobbled streets of Saint-Paul-de-Vence or escaping to the countryside with a pack of puppies Enviably chic, even by lofty French standards, Maria de la Orden moved to Paris from her hometown of Madrid. The designer has founded not one, but two in-demand labels: La Veste and Maria de la Orden Studio, which are loved by well-heeled shoppers including Alexandra Tolstoy, Sabine Getty and Leah de Wavrin. Samantha Cameron is among her 65,000 Instagram followers. Photos shared on the account show Maria posing in her pop-up store, exploring the cobbled streets of Saint-Paul-de-Vence or escaping to the countryside with a pack of puppies - all while wearing perfectly curated outfits. IMAN PEREZ Daughter of Swiss actor [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html tour chùa hương 1 ngày] Vincent Perez and Senegalese model-actress Karine Silla, Iman Perez inherited her parents' good looks and ease in front of the camera The 21-year-old is represented by Next Model Management and has already bagged campaigns with Hermes and Zadig & Voltaire. Pictured, in an Instagram snap Away from modelling, Iman is an accomplished equestrian and regularly shares horse updates with her 30,800 Instagram followers. Pictured, posing for a selfie Daughter of Swiss actor Vincent Perez and Senegalese model-actress Karine Silla, Iman Perez inherited her parents' good looks and ease in front of the camera. The 21-year-old is represented by Next Model Management and has already bagged campaigns with Hermes and Zadig & Voltaire. She made her debut into society at the 2015 Bal des Débutantes, which was held just two weeks after the Paris terror attacks. Away from modelling, Iman is an accomplished equestrian and regularly shares horse updates with her 30,800 Instagram followers. Before the pandemic struck the model spent her time criss-crossing between Paris and New York, which she described as her 'second home'. Grounded in France for the foreseeable, Iman headed south the Saint Tropez over summer but is now back in the city. SONIA BEN AMMAR At the age of just 16, Sonia Ben Ammar, now 21, had her photograph published around the world when she was spotted hanging out with Brooklyn Beckham With 730,000 Instagram followers, Sonia is a veritable social media star and often shares snaps of her achingly cool outfits and world travels. Pictured, at Paris Fashion Week At the age of just 16, Sonia Ben Ammar, now 21, had her photograph published around the world when she was [http://www.lifebeyondtourism.org/?header_search=spotted spotted] hanging out with Brooklyn Beckham. The daughter of film producer and distributor Tarak Ben Ammar and his Polish-born wife Beata, an actress, Sonia attended the American School of Paris and stepped out at the 2015 Bal des Débutantes alongside Iman. She has a fledgling acting career and was recently cast in Scream 5, which is set to start shooting this year. With 730,000 Instagram followers, Sonia is a veritable social media star and often shares snaps of her achingly cool outfits and world travels. HELOISE AGOSTINELLI Best known to Brits as a star of Made In Chelsea, in France Heloise Agostinelli's family is considered fashion royalty. Pictured, in an Instagram snap Her mother is Dior PR Director Mathilde Favier (left) meaning 21-year-old Heloise enjoys front row seats at Fashion Week and is on first-name terms with creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri. Right, with fellow It Girl Lady Amelia Windsor at a London fashion launch last year Heloise Agostinelli at the Dior show at Paris Fashion Week in February Best known to Brits as a star of Made In Chelsea, in France Heloise Agostinelli's family is considered fashion royalty. Her mother is Dior PR Director Mathilde Favier, meaning 21-year-old Heloise enjoys front row seats at Fashion Week and is on first-name terms with creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri. Meanwhile her father Robert Agostinelli is a self-made billionaire who is chairman and co-founder of private equity firm Rhône Group. Her extended family is just as impressive. Heloise's aunt is the creative director of jewellery at Dior while her great-uncle Gilles Dufour designed haute couture creations for French fashion houses Chanel and Balmain. Although fashion is in her blood, it is beauty that Heloise loves. She is the poster girl for brand Dr Barbara Strum and shows off her radiant complexion on Instagram, where she boasts more than 59,000 followers. Although she is as Parisian as they come, Heloise spends most of her time in London. It was in the UK that she met Jamie Laing, heir to the McVities fortune, a long-standing Made In Chelsea cast member. Heloise, then 20, joined the show in early 2019 but left after her relationship with Laing, who is 10 years old, ended.

Explore The True Story Of The Shwedagon Pagoda

2021-01-03T19:47:18Z

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The culture and the trends are easily observable as the person put the first step into the capital. The modern roads are full of multicolored buildings and the [https://www.gov.uk/search?q=purveyors purveyors]. The best way to enter the city is through airways, catch the flight to Yangon that drop at the international airport of the city. The city enjoys the monsoon type of climate having the three different seasons: Rainy, winter and summers. Let talk about the religious matter, one of the religious places of Myanmar: (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push(); The Shwedagon Pagoda The local believed that the ancient structure of the Shwedagon Pagoda or Paya was standing since the epoch of Buddhism. The surrounding of the contemporary city reveals the presence of true spirit of Buddha. We don't know it is a fact or fake story but the local people believed that the Mon village so-called as Dagon, was located since 6th century A.D. Later on the city was renamed as the Yangon by the King Alaungpaya. It is the preeminent religious site all over the Myanmar, located at the edge of Singuttara Hill. People believe that the soul of the Buddha is still present here as they say that the five buds of lotus explored on the hill's top are personifies as the five Buddha's presence. The great pagoda was reconstructed many times as only the hidden traces are left unchanged. The half of the religious placed destroyed due to the act of God and the community rebuilt it again. Now the religious area is totally different from the ancient pagoda but most of the visitors come to see the spiritual and scared place. Book the tickets to Yangon in advance to get the better services and space. Guidelines before getting into the celestial of [http://sportsrants.com/?s=Shwedagon%20Pagoda Shwedagon Pagoda] Time Limits: the accessible time for visitors to take pleasure of great place, starts from 6.30 am and ends up at 10:00pm as the Pagoda opens very early but visitors are not allowed due to some spiritual reasons.Entrance Charge: They charges around 5$ and penalized if you break any of their rule as the three people with ID proof always in form to catch the culprit.Guides: Best ways to know the fact of surrounding is guides but with the handful knowledge of bargaining make your trip marvelous.Taxi services: hire the taxi especially during rainy seasons or at the time of night.Food: all the around, there are well-established and hygienic restaurants and the tea shops where you can rest for a while enjoying some of the pizzas and sandwiches.Dressing sense: As you are on the religious journey so it's obvious to expose the legs as no half-pants for men and no short skirts for women were allowed. If you forget to bring such clothes, hire the longyi from the ticket booth. Bare foot: [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html Tour Chùa Hương] Always put the shoes outside the entrance gate as the authority created the safe place for the shoes. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push(); There are the lot of places inside the Shwedagon to enjoy such as the grasslands, monuments and the peaceful air that refines the soul. Book the cheap flights to Yangon to enjoy the spiritual journey of Great Buddha. Steefen Fleming is the travel content writer in UK based company. He had vast experience of travelling as he had to attend the clients and meeting for the different projects. Sometimes have to show the presence in Business Conference, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html tour chùa hương 1 ngày] so having the good terms with the travel company and agents whenever you need the cheap flights from London contact us. [ ] to more detail about Yangon flights (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push();

Apos;We Want Our Mountains Back apos;: The Fight Over Myanmar apos;s Marble Hills

2021-01-03T15:57:00Z

AlexLoane952: Created page with "Marble sculptors in Myanmar say the hills that have given them a livelihood for generations are disappearing, as large companies reap the rewards of the prized white rock ..."

Marble sculptors in Myanmar say the hills that have given them a livelihood for generations are disappearing, as large companies reap the rewards of the prized white rock Faces covered in white dust and chisels in hand, marble sculptors in Myanmar say the hills that have given them a livelihood for generations are disappearing, as large companies reap the rewards of the prized white rock. The deafening sound of cutting and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html tour chùa hương 1 ngày] grinding machines, punctuated by the tapping of hammers and chisels, echoes around the hills next to Sagyin village, north of Mandalay. The mounds, lined with jagged edges from where huge chunks have been hewn, are the country's prime source of white marble -- cherished as far back as the reign of King Mindon Min in the 19th century. The hills in north Mandalay are the country's prime source of white marble -- cherished as far back as the reign of King Mindon Min in the 19th century. Ko Lay, his wife and their four children have carved a niche for themselves as the go-to sculptors for animals, making around $360 for each elephant, lion or tiger figure. As he fashions the haunch of a three-metre-tall feline that will one day guard the entrance to a Buddhist pagoda, he explains how important the hills are to everyone living in their shadow. "The entire village relies on them, but we're worried they'll disappear soon," the 48-year-old tells AFP, his whole body whitened with dust. Like others here, he points the finger at shadowy Chinese and military-linked companies, who were granted decades-long licences over swathes of land under the previous government. Locals have always regarded the marble-rich slopes as their own and accuse the outsiders of plundering their resources with explosives and excavating machinery. "We want our mountains back," says Ko Lay. - 'Destroy the hills' - Around 80 percent of people in Myanmar's Sagyin village, north of Mandalay, work in the marble business Around 80 percent of the village of some 2,000 households work in the marble business, but people fear they are being pushed out. The big companies will "destroy the hills until they're gone," bemoans 55-year-old Soe Win. "We want at least to share the hillsides, but locals are hardly given any leases." In recent months, a few dozen plots have been [http://www.express.co.uk/search/allocated/ allocated] to the villagers, says Eunt Soe Yin from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation. Villagers in Myanmar's Sagyin have always regarded the marble-rich slopes as their own and accuse the outsiders of plundering their resources with explosives and excavating machinery "They can mine and sculpt, providing they have a licence... They can do whatever they like," he says. But craftsman Nyunt Wai has not heard about the leases and is sceptical that locals will see dividends any time soon. He learnt to work with marble from his parents and grandparents from the age of 14, and has built up a clientele as far away as Vietnam, Indonesia and Australia. Now aged 61, the spritely and bespectacled artisan puts the whiteness of his teeth down to marble dust. Taking a break from delicately etching long eyelashes on the face of a marble Buddhist monk, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html Tour Chùa Hương] he explains how companies push up the price of raw materials, blocking out locals. "The village's blood streams through these hills... but I'm worried for future generations."

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2021-01-03T10:48:19Z

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