#Gerard Lanvin

[anamon-book]

私の男 シネカノン 監督：ベルトラン・ブリエ／出演：アヌーク・グランベール、ジェラール・ランヴァン、ヴァレリア・ブルーニ・テデスキ、オリヴィエ・マルティネス ほか

[quietparanoiac]

Vous n'aurez pas l'Alsace et la Lorraine (1977)

[cinemaquiles]

O irmão mais velho de O sobrevivente (1987) e pai de Jogos Vorazes: "O preço do perigo" (1983)

[kino51]

les frères pétard 1986

[pearlsofthec]

Sofia Coppola by Andrew Durham for the New York Times

Clockwise from top left, the taxidermy shop Deyrolle; strolling on Rue Jacob; confections at Gerard Mulot

Clockwise from top left: Bouquets on Rue de Tournon; Sofia Coppola on a shopping break; the Fontaine de Medicis, designed in 1624, in the Jardin du Luxembourg; Azzedine Alaïa's boutique

Clockwise from top left, at Goyard; in the Jardin du Luxembourg; a panopoly of shirting fabric at Charvet; an artwork by Lotta Hannerz in the Fontaine de Medicis; at the Clignancourt flea market

Being fitted for a dress by Azzedine Alaïa; at Le Voltaire; perusing the menu at Le Castiglione

Andrew Durham for The New York Times Clockwise from top left: Flowers at Odorantes; Lanvin; fresh pastries at Ladurée; Sofia in a contemplative moment.

[corbenic]

The Ultimate List of French Fashion Brands: Part One

in honor of @cambridgemadness

Part Two

Part Three

Part Four

Alaïa; women's, shoes, bags, accessories

Agnès B.; men's, women's, children's, accessories

American Vintage; men's, women's, children's, bags, accessories

Ami; men's, women's, bags, accessories

An'ge; women's

Anne Fontaine; women's, shoes, bags, accessories

A.P.C. (Atelier de Production et Création); men's, women's, unisex

Armor-Lux; men's, women's, children's

Balmain; men's, women's, children's, shoes, bags, accessories

Balzac; women's, children's, shoes, bags, accessories

Ba&Sh; women's, shoes, bags, accessories

Berluti; men's, shoes, bags, accessories

Carven; women's, shoes, bags, accessories

Catherine Walker (British-based; born in France); women's, accessories

Celine; men's, women's, shoes, bags, accessories, fine jewelry

Chanel; women's, shoes, bags, accessories, makeup, fine jewelry

Charvet; men's, women's, accessories

Chloé and See by Chloé; women's, children's, shoes, bags, accessories

Claudie Pierlot; women's, shoes, bags, accessories

Dior; men's, women's, shoes, bags, accessories, makeup, fine jewelry

Eric Bompard; men's, women's, accessories

Façonnable; men's, shoes, bags, accessories

Figaret; men's, women's

Fursac; men's, shoes, bags, accessories

Gaâla; women's, bags, accessories

Gerard Darel; women's, shoes, bags, accessories

Givenchy; men's, women's, shoes, bags, accessories, makeup

Hermès; men's, women's, shoes, bags, accessories, makeup, fine jewelry

Hervé Legér; women's

IRO; men's, women's, shoes, bags, accessories

Isabel Marant and Isabel Marant Étoile; men's, women's, shoes, bags, accessories

Jacquemus; men's, women's, shoes, bags, acessories

Jardin des Orangers; women's

KENZO; men's, women's, shoes, bags, accessories

Lacoste; men's, women's, children's, shoes, bags, accessories

Lanvin; men's, women's, children's; shoes, bags, accessories

La Redoute; men's, women's, children's, shoes

L'Autre Chose; women's, shoes

Louis Vuitton; men's, women's, shoes, bags, accessories

Loulou Studio; women's

Maison Kitsuné; men's, women's, shoes, bags, accessories

Maison Margiela; men's, women's, shoes, bags, accessories

Maje; women's, shoes, bags, accessories

Marie Marot; women's

Mes Demoiselles; women's

Officine Générale; men's, women's, shoes, accessories

Paule Ka; women's, shoes, bags

Rochas; women's (Farfetch has the best ready-to-wear selection)

Roland Mouret (British-based; born in France); women's

Rouje; women's, shoes, bags, accessories, makeup

Saint James; men's, women's, children's, accessories

Saint Laurent; men's, women's, shoes, bags, accessories, makeup

Sandro; men's, women's, shoes, bags, accessories

Schiaparelli; women's, bags, accessories

Sézane; men's, women's, shoes, bags, accessories

Soi; women's

Tara Jarmon; women's, accessories

The Frankie Shop; men's, women's, shoes, accessories

The Kooples; men's, women's, bags

Tricot; men's, women's

Weill; women's, accessories

Zadig & Voltaire; men's, women's, shoes, bags, accessories

Zilli; men's, shoes, accessories

[lettersfrombeyondthegrave]

i found the original article and here a rough translated transcription since it was pretty short. Bold and italic text are included as they were on the original article. Also I think the photos were swapped on the original but I'm not sure

Gerard Way - leader of My chemical Romance - April 18th 2011

Enough with the dark-gothic aura they (the band) surrounded themselves with since the beginning - ten years ago with the album I brought you my bullets, you brought me your love - and with the gloomy rock hymns like the ones included in the concept The black parade, the last studio release of five years ago. Toss away the makeup, the tight clothes and the black shirts. (the members) My chemical romance have changed skin.

"They've grown artistically", reassures Gerard Way, the singer and leader

The turning of the band from New Jersey concerns especially the sound that in their very recent album Danger days: the true lives of the fabulous killjoys (Warner), embrace sounds from rock to pop, from punk to the bold disco and new wave influences. (On the left. John Richmond jacket; Prada shirt; Lanvin pants. On the right. Everything's Gazzarini. Fashion Editor Sarah Grittini)

Photos of: Pierpaolo Ferrari

Stefania Cubello, L'Uomo Vogue, April 2011 (n. 420), p. 137

Gerard for Vogue Italia 2011 for @fabulousyoungblood​ 

[kino51]

tir groupé   1982

[olderthannetfic]

Ahahaha!

Yes, they met. Amanda was the first female immortal introduced in the original series. She's Duncan's old flame and probably his most important romantic partner other than Tessa (his long term partner in the first couple seasons). They both have other serious relationships, but they get back together over and over, usually when Amanda steals Duncan's credit card.

Then apparent nerdy grad student and oldest living immortal (with a creepy dark past) Methos is introduced. And then there were some epic parts that had both Methos and Amanda. It's all very Moral Center + Chaos Gremlins.

be curious about a post about fic and read it to the end#be rewarded by GERARD LANVIN#what

*cackling*

i did not know that The Man from U.N.C.L.E. was a TV show first ngl#i just thought it was a great movie

It was! It's actually one of the classic ye olde slash fandoms of the 60s. Illya's actor set records for fanmail. It's just that the show didn't rerun as much, and the tonally different first season (on which the movie is largely based) especially didn't rerun so much compared to the three color seasons.

Fandom historians haven't paid nearly as much attention to it as to Star Trek. A lot of the fanfic type activity is more attested to from the 80s than the 60s, but some people think that's just due to poor preservation or lack of research.

In the show, Illya and Napoleon already work together out of U.N.C.L.E. headquarters in NYC. They're cordial coworkers, not meet cute enemies, which is rather interesting for a 60s show given that Illya is still a Soviet citizen. (There's a lot of meta about how American fic authors like to make him a defector, but the show implies that he's anything but.) Show!Illya is a lithe gymnast and scientist type with a dry sense of humor, not a secretly sensitive berserker.

It's still a reasonably active fandom (unlike the movie). There's a nice discord server I'm in, though I haven't checked it in ages.

Like many people, my favorite fic author is Cord Smithee, whose stuff can be found on the Chrome and Gunmetal Madhouse archive.

Somewhere back in the mists of my tumblr, I have some posts about which episodes the movie took its inspiration from. A lot of it is very first season, which was a bit darker. The electrotorture is from a fourth season episode where Illya is undercover as a villain and has to torture Napoleon though. (If you think all the fic is about this episode, you're exactly right!)

What are the ships pictured in that ot3 post? I've been really looking to find more pairings of exactly your vibe

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Hah! I was wondering if people were trying to figure them all out. Some are considerably more famous than others.

These are Haven and White Collar. I didn't watch either to the end and have no regrets about that, just saying. There's plenty of good fic though.

This is the venerable Highlander, baby's first OT3 for many a 90s slash fan.

The Book of Life and Singin' in the Rain.

This is the extremely underrated Man from U.N.C.L.E. film. It came out at the same time as Straight Outta Compton, alas.

Some oldschool show fans whined that it was nothing like the show, but they are wrongity wrong wrong and have forgotten season 1, particularly Marion Raven and Gervaise Ravel, upon whom the love interest and the villainess are based. (And yes, I absolutely ship show Illya/Napoleon/Marion.)

There was a nice little fic fandom for a year or two, but it withered in the absence of any sequels. The show is more of a m/m juggernaut with the very occasional foray into the main dudes having a one-off threesome with some lady. Show Illya is pretty iconic and very different from movie Illya though, so I understand that disappointment.

Sleuth of the Ming Dynasty and Mysterious Lotus Casebook. These are historical mystery and wuxia mystery respectively. The former has a more satisfying series end than the latter, but I liked both endings all right. (Look, with c-dramas, that's always my first question: Did everyone die and/or everything get left hanging in a way that will make me throw things?)

The Two Faces of January might as well be called Daddy Issues: The Movie and has allll kinds of badwrong vibes. It's not a happy story. I'm not sure Patricia Highsmith knew what happiness even looked like. But boy is it delicious! The scenery is gorgeous too.

And that last one is Les Spécialistes, a film I only discovered from a fan bitching about how it was the OT3iest thing ever but nobody remembered that it existed. It's a silly French heist movie from the 80s with some identity porn and twists.

Other people added Leverage, most notorious of OT3 fandoms, three of the side dudes from The Untamed, Arthurian legend, and Girl Genius.

[books0977]

Giedre Dukausaite with architecture in “Monu-Manteaux” for L'Officiel Paris, September 2015. Photograph by Nicolas Kantor.

“Manteau sans manches en peau d’agneau, doublure fourrure, Gerard Darel. Blouse en soie, Amelia Toro. Jupe en drap de cachemire, Pallas. Bague en laiton doré et argent, Lancel. Bagues en plaqué or et argent, Ina Beissner. Sac en cuir, Lanvin.”

[evagreensource]

Eva Green Star in Apple TV Plus Anglo-French Series ‘Liaison’

César award winner Vincent Cassel (“Black Swan,” “Westworld”) and BAFTA award winner Eva Green (“Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children”) headline “Liaison,” the first French and English-language Apple original for streamer Apple TV Plus.

The series is billed as “a high-stakes, contemporary thriller exploring how the mistakes of our past have the potential to destroy our future,” combining action with an unpredictable, multi-layered plot where “espionage and political intrigue play out against a story of passionate and enduring love.”

It is directed by Emmy award winner Stephen Hopkins (“24″) and created and written by Virginie Brac (“Spiral”).

The cast also includes Peter Mullan (“Ozark”), César award winner Gerard Lanvin (“Call My Agent!”), Daniel Francis (“Small Axe”), Stanislas Merhar (“The Black Book”), Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu (“Call My Agent!”), Laetitia Eido (“Fauda”), Eriq Ebouaney (“Rogue City”), BAFTA rising star Bukky Bukray (“Rocks”) and Emmy award winner Thierry Fremont (“Murder In Mind”).

“Liaison” is co-produced by Newen-backed companies Ringside Studios and Leonis Productions and executive produced by Gub Neal and Jean Benoit Gillig, Sarada McDermott, Justin Thomson, Stephen Hopkins and Ed Barlow.

Joanie Blaikie and Eric Jollant produce.

Green will next be seen in Lorcan Finnegan’s thriller “Nocebo” while Cassel has Peter Ho-Sun Chan’s “Li Na: My Life” coming up.

After its launch on Nov. 1, 2019, Apple TV Plus became the first all-original streaming service to launch around the world. To date, Apple original films, documentaries and series have been honored with 117 wins and 389 awards nominations. Apple TV Plus is available on the Apple TV app in over 100 countries and regions.

[claudinedesertlebastard]

LANVIN - 2012

[richwall101]

Philippe Duclos

Philippe Duclos born on December 8th 1946 in Paris is the only son of a music-hall artist father and a housewife mother

After missing the conservatory, he joined Cours Florent in 1967 and worked with Daniel Mesguich. In the 1990s , he began to take secondary roles in the cinema, where he often played severe characters, even disturbing ones. In The Favorite Son of Nicole Garcia, he plays the tax inspector who puts at bay the protagonist played by Gerard Lanvin In 1998 . He is one of the main actors of the television series Engrenages (SPIRAL) broadcast since 2005,in which he plays the role of judge François Roban This recurring role enables him to gain notoriety among the general public. Engrenages (SPIRAL) is produced for TV in association with BBC4, and is one of the very best TV Crime Dramas to come out of France.

[gossipify]

I love what you do: Natasha Andrews, the actress who is talked about more and more

I love what you do: Natasha Andrews, the actress who is talked about more and more

On the release date of “I love what you do” with Gerard Lanvin, pay a little attention to Natasha Andrews, who has a hard time with the evil fans played by Arthus! Natasha Andrews is not just the girlfriend of superstar Pierre Nin. He is also a successful actor in film and television. This week he responds to Gerard Lanvin and comedian Arthus in the comedy I Love What You Do, directed by former…

[patricksavoyaud]

Et les réseaux sociaux ?

« Une catastrophe ! Ça permet aux minables de briller. C'est embêtant. Il vaudrait mieux que cela permette aux gens intelligents de nous rendre plus intelligents. Et là, ce sont des cons qui vous chient dessus pour rien. »

Gerard Lanvin, acteur