L'OFFICIEL USA

Before they were ruling over House Mormont at the tender age of 11 or surviving the apocalypse with Pedro Pascal, Bella Ramsey was just a kid in Nottingham who loved to act. Now, at 19 years old, they’re the star of what’s already being referred to a

There has been much written on capturing the effortlessness of the “French Girl.” As the founders of Destree, Géraldine Guyot and Laetitia Lumbroso are helping women around the globe achieve the elusive style. Logging onto our Zoom call, the duo are

Hair: It’s something that everyone has in some way, shape, or form. From body hair to facial hair to hair hair, it remains a crucial part of identity. Just as clothing and accessories trends speak to different classes, subcultures, or generations, wh

ART Spring heralds another turn in the cycle of rebirth and reinvention. This issue of L’OFFICIEL Art features a generous sampling of artists, icons, and new talents who are claiming their spots in the creative sequence. While the drama of Paris’s Co

This past January, Doja Cat sat front row at the Schiaparelli Spring 2023 Couture show with her skin—from head to toe—covered in tens of thousands of red crystals. The result was magnetic. You couldn’t take your eyes off of her, even though she was s

Over the course of 30 years and 25 performances, Vanessa Beecroft has built a solid international reputation. Born in Genoa, Italy, later moving to Brooklyn and then Los Angeles, Beecroft has presented her works in some of the biggest galleries and m

Salone del Mobile, the largest design fair in the world, would stretch for miles if laid end to end. But that wouldn’t even account for half of what constitutes Milan Design Week when it roars through the ancient canal city that Mussolini paved in hi

Sharon Stone, the luminous 65-year-old movie star–turned visual artist, has a problem that’s relatively unique in the art world. “It’s packed when I have a show, and they won’t go home,” she tells L’OFFICIEL from her Beverly Hills home in March. She

Sometime last fall, Sara Cwynar was deep in what she dryly implies is a frequent pastime: perusing obscure image archives. Browsing The Met’s online catalogs in search of World War II–era costumes, the artist happened to notice a group of photos depi

Coming off the success of Versace’s mega show in Los Angeles, Donatella Versace is a river of thoughts and emotions. The show, which took place in March two days before the Oscars at the Pacific Design Center, revealed the brand’s new look to a stell

After a two-year hiatus and a further postponement last year due to the pandemic, Art Basel Hong Kong finally returned this past March. Hailing from 32 different countries, 177 exhibitors presented their works at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibiti

Parisian architect and designer Laura Gonzalez travels to all corners of the world on ambitious projects that span the gamut—hotels in Rome and Spain, a concept store in New York, and luxury boutiques in Tokyo and Hawaii—all done up in her maximalist

In 1989, L’OFFICIEL released its 752nd issue, the very first to be devoted entirely to art and exploring its lasting connection with fashion. The Marseillais sculptor César Baldaccini, known mononymously as César, was invited to create a completely o