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“Dance has really changed the person I am and I often say that I would be a completely different person that I might not appreciate. I feel fortunate to have had the opportunity to see life as I see it, which is with a lot of sensitivity, maturity and empathy.”

Maéva Cochin: “Dancing has helped me to appreciate myself” | WIME Magazine Not only did Maéva Cochin take us into her everyday life, but also told us about her experiences and dreams.

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Some of us have used the times of lockdown to learn new cooking or baking skills. Isabelle Boizis isn’t new to the topic. She became a Pâtisserie Chef about ten years ago to follow her wedding cake dreams. We enjoyed an interview with her about what she does best.

In for a sweet treat with Isabelle Boizis - WIME Magazine It’s lockdown again and everyone already realized food has to compensate a lot. Cinemas, theaters, art-galleries, shops are closed one more time. We also miss markets, restaurants, pubs and bars. Not able to dine out or enjoying your favourite sweet treat from your go-to café asks a lot. So what ...

Art can take place everywhere.

Artist Jimmy Thompson: His first exhibition took place in a barbershop - WIME Magazine Artist Jimmy Thompson from Los Angeles shares with us how he discovered his love for art and how he gets inspired to create new artwork.

With this fine delicacy (including figs) we wish you a pleasant start into the week!
(Photo by Stohrer / )

When asked if she is a perfectionist, international fashion stylist Alexandra Osina answered: “It’s almost impossible to be a stylist when you’re perfectionist and not to go mad. There are too many things in our job which depend not on us.”

Meet Alexandra Osina: The face behind the campaigns - WIME Magazine Meet the international fashion stylist Alexandra Osina. She is currently in Paris and will give us insights into her everyday work.

“It took me a long time to manage to find my style and my energy with oil painting. My studio is a research laboratory. I’m convinced that there are colors that don’t exist, that the eye can’t see. You may think I’m crazy, but I’m convinced.” JonOne / John Andrew Perello

(Oil Artwork (Dolce Vita, 2018) and photo by JonOne)

NOMOS Glashütte, Breitling and other watch brands are known for their excellent quality and durability - yet a watch does not have to be that expensive.

Five watches for aspiring gentlemen with high standards that cost less than five grand - WIME Magazine A watch is the man’s accessory, which underlines his character and gives him a piece of life feeling. There are, however, immense differences: from inexpensive mass-produced goods to collector’s items – the models and materials are just as different as the prices. Nevertheless, it is often not...

An adventure in the French capital with beautiful illustrations by Lina Nordin Gee and texts by her eloquent husband.

Fashion designer Lina Nordin Gee and her husband Oliver publish children's book - WIME Magazine Paris based fashion designer Lina Nordin Gee and her husband Oliver announced the publication of a children's book.

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AN ODE TO OUR FOUNDER 🙏🏻🖤
It is with immense sadness that KENZO has learned of the passing of our founder, Kenzo Takada. For half a century, Mr. Takada has been an emblematic personality in the fashion industry - always infusing creativity and color into the world. Today, his optimism, zest for life and generosity continue to be pillars of our Maison. He will be greatly missed and always remembered.
“It is with great sadness that I have learned the passing away of Mr Kenzo Takada. His amazing energy, kindness and talent were contagious. His kindred spirit will live forever.
Rest in peace Master.” -

“I was practically born with a pen in my hand. My mum was in art school when I was born, so I got to go with her to class growing up, I’ve been drawing ever since.” - Lina Nordin Gee telling her story in WIME Magazine.

Did you have a good start into the week?