Elephant's naming ceremony in the Amboseli National Park in Kenya

elephant-Kenya-small.jpgOn October 9th, 2021 will take place the twenty-seven Tembo elephants naming ceremony(*) in the Amboseli National Park in Kenya: godparents will receive an official certificate with the name given to their four-legged godchild and will get privilege access to the game reserve for one year. Naming and adopting a pachyderm costs five thousands dollars. (*) Magical Tembo Naming Festival - Photo © Kenya Tourism Board

To purchase a bag made of recycled tarp by the luck of the draw before October 19, 2021

Freitag-small.jpgIt is not the ones who click fastest who will have the privilege to purchase a bag made by Freitag from a tarp of a truck that has traveled the roads for five years, but the luckiest ones. The draw on October 20, 2021 will reveal the list of the few fortunate who will purchase a unique piece.

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Cartier and Kering launch the Watch & Jewellery Initiative 2030

Boucheron-Kering-small.jpgIn partnership with the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC), Cartier and Kering* launch the Watch & Jewellery Initiative 2030 to unite the brands of the two business sectors around sustainable goals. All watch and jewellery maisons are welcome to be committed to strengthen resilience to climate change, to conserve natural resources and to encourage inclusion. 

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To swim with whales in Polynesia until end of October

Brando-small.jpgThe whale season will last until the end of October in French Polynesia: the hotel Le Brando organizes exclusive excursions to admire whales, where children are welcome from six years of age.

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Upcycling couture made from luxury garment

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Founded in 2018 by Philippe Guilet, the Renaissance Project guides carefully selected remunerated trainees to create an upcycled garment collection, from luxury pieces that are no longer worn.

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Kering goes fur free

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Kering stops using animal fur starting from the Fall 2022 collections. Starting with Gucci in 2017, the most notably maisons like Balenciaga, Bottega Veneta, Alexander McQueen, Brioni and Saint Laurent, have decided to take this step. 

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Limited edition of edible sculptures made with honey from the Château de Chambord on sale from September 17, 2021

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The Pastry Chef Sébastien Gaudard has created a scupture in the form of a bee nest made with honey harvested from the park of the Château de Chambord. Named La Ruche (The Hive), it is on sale in a limited edition in Parisian shops of the Pastry Chef.

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