FashionShow Magazine March 2023

“My interest in ancient egypt is about the stars and the sky. It’s that fascination with the ancient world and the parallels with what we look at today; what we inherited from them and what we are still learning from the past. It links to christian dior in that sense and by way of his fascination with symbols and superstitions that recur throughout his life and work, one of which is the star. In both the collection and the show there is an idea of ‘guided by the stars’ and what that can entail in many ways. It’s about how the past shapes the future or an idea of the future from the past.” Kim jones an autumn evening in giza, at the setting of the sun behind the great…

From Mythical Food to Realistic Indulgence: The Caviar Experience When she and her sister Saskia first conceptualized the business in 2015, their goal was to de-mystify the world of caviar and make it more approachable and attainable, encouraging everyone to enjoy their favorite delicacy. According to Petra, “There’s a caviar for every day of the week, from Hackleback on a Monday afternoon to Golden Osetra on a Saturday night.” She is deeply passionate about education, particularly in an industry often shrouded by myths, striving for complete transparency to the consumer in sourcing and packaging. Originally from Lubbock, Texas, Petra attended Texas Tech University where she majored in Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences. Upon graduation, she spent a restorative summer by the Pacific Ocean with her aunt in Carmel, California; she…

Thank you very much for being part once again of the publications of PLPG GLOBAL MEDIA dear AINARA, it is for us a real pleasure to have you on this new cover. Some of our readers would love to get to know you a little better. Can you share with us a little bit of your life and the story of how you got to this point in your career? First of all, thank you once again for the opportunity to work together and create new projects. How and when did the idea of modeling begin? Was it always your childhood dream? It was not a dream for me, honestly, I have always opted more for studies and fulfill my vocation which is to be a teacher, a dream fulfilled…

Shines Without Limits by Geraldine Zialcita Although Kamyla lived her whole life in the United States, she bears strong ties to her Mexican heritage and culture. Speaking Spanish and often visiting Jalisco, Mexico enabled Kamyla to connect with her roots and relatives. “I am proud of my roots and even if I’m an American citizen, I’m part of this amazing cultural aspect in my life. One Mexican tradition we often practice is the Dia de Los Muertos where we honor our ancestors who have passed away. Our culture doesn’t view death as a time of mourning, we see it as a celebration of life,” she relays. Kamyla is currently in her second year in college, pursuing her bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering at Sacramento State University. With high hopes in…

Marina Darsalia, founder and principal of Darsalia Design, is an International Designer specializing in custom luxury residential, commercial, and nautical spaces for private clients and spec homes. With a unique personal style, balancing flair and grace, Darsalia’s projects have been featured in numerous publications. Darsalia draws inspiration from her travels to Europe, Asia, Middle East, North and South America. Combining comfort and unique charm to create harmony and flow, while respecting each client’s individuality and the architect’s design. Curating the design, décor, and art, Darsalia is most noted for combining subtle colors and elegant forms with style. She effortlessly juxtaposes each piece, whether it’s contemporary or vintage, linear or organic, graphic or instinctual, fluid or stationary into a lucid and absolutely personalized design. Marina Darsalia is a former model and…

The Opening Night Gala at the War Memorial Opera House and San Francisco City Hall – two of the city’s iconic buildings - celebrated the SF Ballet’s 90th Repertory Season, with the theme Next@90. By Heide VanDoren Betz Betsy Linder, the Gala Chair, elegant in a white draped gown by Tadashi Shoj, accessorized in stunning turquoise chandelier earrings along with décor chair Courtney Dallaire and dinner chair Michelle Curtis Harris enthusiastically greeted the crowd of ballet performance and gala enthusiasts at the Opera House Red Carpet arrival. The “Sparkling Stroll” – lots of bubbly in an elegant central bar-was followed by a performance of excerpts from Next@90. The new, much anticipated artistic director, Tamara Rojas, was introduced by Danielle St. Germain SFBallet’s Executive Director (read in features). The petite Tamara…