Maria Belen Archetto

2 weeks ago | nssmag.com | Maria Belen Archetto

If there’s one designer who holds the key to opening the summer season, it’s Simon Porte Jacquemus. Over the past few years, the French brand has redefined destination shows drawing inspiration from the designer's Provencal hometown—whether set in a wheat field outside Paris or on a sun-soaked Hawaiian beach. Jacquemus’s deep-rooted connection to Provence and its cinematic philosophy shines brightest during the warmer months, when luxury houses turn their focus to European coastlines.

3 weeks ago | hotelsabovepar.com | Maria Belen Archetto

Villa Belle Époque is 12 kilometers away from Cairo's center in Maadi, helping travelers connect more deeply with a residential neighborhood full of rich greenery and historic architecture. Originally built in the 1920s, it has been transformed by Tarek El Gendy and his Dutch wife, Beryl. Their shared passion for architecture and design shines through every corner of this charming retreat.

1 month ago | nssmag.com | Maria Belen Archetto

Louis Vuitton's upcoming Cruise 2026 show in Avignon on May 22 sets the luxury brand apart from other houses such as Chanel, Gucci, and Dior, who are showcasing their collections in locations like Lake Como, Florence, and Rome. Chanel recently unveiled its Cruise 25/26 collection at the historic Villa d’Este in Cernobbio, with global ambassadors Keira Knightley, Margaret Qualley, and Caroline De Maigret gracing the event.

1 month ago | nssmag.com | Maria Belen Archetto

This year’s Met Gala counted on Louis Vuitton as the sponsor of the Costume Institute's spring 2025 exhibition, Superfine: Tailoring Black Style. With Pharrell Williams, the house’s men’s creative director, serving as a co-chair, and ambassadors and friends of the house, including Doechii, Lisa, Pusha T, Sabrina Carpenter and Henry Taylor, wearing bespoke creations, Louis Vuitton stood out as the leading French luxury house at the event.

1 month ago | traveler.es | Maria Belen Archetto

Embarcarme en el reportaje ‘qué ver en Santorini’ me llevó a pensar, casi de inmediato, en todas las veces que nos hemos servido de la frase ‘una vez en la vida’. Todas y cada una de ellas fue con un propósito, un gran hito viajero que no ha hecho más que convertirse en la antesala de una belleza incomparable. Más allá de las veces que hemos utilizado dicha frase para reflejar la unicidad de un destino, existen algunos indiscutibles al que ‘una vez en la vida’ no le alcanza.