Architect talks about the National Museum of Modern Art in Paris, The Center Pompidou
The object of our today’s episode is The Louvre, the world’s most-visited museum and a historic landmark of the city.
FLAT-TWIST OUTS VS. TRADITIONAL TWIST-OUTS: A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO NATURAL HAIR STYLING
Guide to mastering flat-twist outs and traditional twist-outs, stylish ideas for every hair length and….
KIDS N CULTURE NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION IS FOXYLAB’S NEW PARTNER
We are ecstatic to announce Kids N Culture non-profit organization as our new partner!
5 RULES OF LIFE OF OXANA DE CASTRO
Entrepreneurship starts with passion, and success comes with time and experience.
OXANA DE CASTRO ABOUT FOXYLAB NEW YORK, ITS’ CORE VALUES, UPCOMING DROPS AND WOMEN IN BUSINESS
Oxana De Castro founder of the artwear brand FOXYLAB NEW YORK, on top of creating an accommodative online shopping platform, Oxana turned it into a..
Katro Zauber , let the music play for freedom
At the end of last February Russian troupes invaded the independent country of Ukraine.
LA SAMARITAINE, A COMPLEX OF BUILDINGS OWNED BY LVMH. MARRIAGE OF ART NOUVEAU TO JAPANESE DESIGN.
Creative walk with Parisian-based architect Anna Bakhlina around La Samaritaine, a complex of buildings owned by LVMH where the Art Nouveau marries the modern Japanese design.
POWERFUL WOMEN: FRENCH FASHION ICONS OF DIFFERENT GENERATIONS SHARE WITH OTHER WOMAN POWERFUL MESSAGES
French Fashion Icons of different generations Ines de La Fressange, Alexandra Golovanoff, Camille Razat, Sophie Fontanel, Violette Marie D’urso share their powerful messages with other women.
Valentine’s Day special. We ask A random people, “What would you do for someone you love?” New YouTube video is out
FOXYLAB New York prepared a special project for Valentine’s Day. In Paris, the City of Love, we asked 25 random people, “What would you do for someone you love?
Conscious or unconscious hip-hop
The Seventies. New York. Crime, lack of money and the thirst of youngsters to succeed in this life and become someone special. Starting its way at parties in cramped apartments in ghettos of New York, hip hop became a base for hope, freedom of speech and protests.