the luxury of a light, artistic and immobile journey

INFOMERCIAL
N˚8
Land of the ephemeral
Olafur Eliasson
Perfumer Frédéric Malle
THE LUXURY OF A LIGHT,
ARTISTIC AND IMMOBILE JOURNEY
www.plumevoyage.fr
N°1
Mathias Kiss
The suitcase of Sybille de Margerie
Contemporary Palaces
PLUME VOYAGE: THE LUXURY OF A LIGHT,
ARTISTIC AND IMMOBILE JOURNEY
• Broadcasted on the Internet, but designed like a paper magazine.
• An original format.
• A refined layout inspired by print.
• A large section devoted to images.
• A unique identity and state of mind with a different look.
• A 360 ° approach to contemporary luxury, driven by curiosity.
• Simple text, short, written according to enquiries and interviews conducted by journalists.
PLUME VOYAGE: CURIOSITY AS A DRIVING FORCE
• Materials, objects, locations, trends: PLUME VOYAGE explores all kinds of different worlds.
• Art, design, food, fashion, film, music, photography, with travel as the central theme.
• Whether inner, artistic, geographical or imaginary travel, PLUME VOYAGE seeks to emulate a certain
idea of luxury.
• The magazine aims to offer a unique perspective, reveal the harmony of a place, the meaning of an object,
evoke the emotion of an encounter, share the feeling of a moment, and engrain the ephemeral with
lightness.
2/11
N°3
Beirut special issue
Beirut, the chic capital
The world of Elie Saab
PLUME VOYAGE: QUALIFIED READERS
• A portfolio of 8800 qualified contacts.
• Readers from the worlds of luxury: fashion, art galleries, media, communication, hotels, travels,
design, business, sports (polo and golf).
• A bilingual magazine in French/English to facilitate an international readership.
PLUME VOYAGE: AN ORIGINAL VISIBILITY
• Choosing to advertise on PLUME VOYAGE reflects a desire to communicate differently, to move away
from traditional advertising methods.
• A different kind of media, with in depth content, and a relevant impact for luxury brands.
• Aware of your originality, PLUME VOYAGE will adapt to your universe and work with it to fit our
layout, with simple and clear writing.
PLUME VOYAGE: AN ORIGINAL COMMUNICATION TOOL
• More unexpected than a press release.
• More present and efficient than a newsletter.
• PLUME VOYAGE is a course of atypical communication.
3/11
N°2
Kitsuné, the small fox
New York Hotels
Lyon is chilling out
PLUME VOYAGE: APPROPRIATE HEADINGS
• A Bridge on Two Shores: Originally, a story of encounters, the link between two worlds, two eras,
different materials, unique personalities.
For you: A montage of photos, accompanied by a more detailed photo gallery with a text of a
maximum of 1500 characters.
• The World of…: Originally, a journey into the world of a creator, or a focus on a creation.
For you: a patchwork of selected photos to create a representative ensemble of the brand with a
text of a maximum of 1500 characters.
• A Break: Originally, a discovery, a three minute, three hour or three day story.
For you: An overview in a postcard with technical details and a 500 character text.
Photos accompanied by a short text of a maximum of 350 characters (a maximum of 5 banner
photos).
• Travel News and It’s Now: Originally, short texts about precise events, a quick look at current travel news.
For you: a text of a maximum of 500 characters with a photo to showcase your product, location,
or event.
• Traveler’s Objects: Originally, a shopping page of traveler’s objects with a different theme for each issue.
For you: choose your own objects integrated into our layout with their caption. Maximum of 20.
4/11
N°4
London special issue
The world of Francis Sultana
The suitcase of Nathalie Perrodo
PLUME VOYAGE: PRICES FOR TARGETED OFFERS
• A Break
• A Bridge on Two Shores
• The World of…
• Traveler’s Objects
• Travel News
• Announcement on the cover page
• Announcement advert in the right column
2800 euros HT
3000 euros HT
3500 euros HT
1500 euros HT
500 euros HT
Contact us
Contact us
For each publication we offer:
• A text written by our team of journalists.
• Our artistic direction.
• The information relayed on our Twitter account and Facebook page, which has more than 26 000 «Likes».
In all cases, we must be provided with a selection of photos to illustrate your topic (at least 10).
We will choose them in order to best showcase your brand, location, or event.
We can also arrange a photo shoot with photos taken on the spot with an iPhone, smartphone or digital
camera.
Depending on the column, we can also offer you an illustration.
Photos and illustrations remain your property with a right of use for PLUME VOYAGE.
• Photo shoot
• An illustration
1500 euros HT
1000 euros HT
5/11
Examples of sections
• A Bridge on Two Shores:
Lego,
a lesson in archtecture
Travel on the line
Paris, Mathias Kiss,
abstract architect
Smythson, the legend
• My Suitcase:
Going away with... Chantal Thomass
Virginie Dhello : Vee
Béatrice Delamotte
Fabienne Dupuis
We no longer present to you luxury lingerie designer Chantal Thomass, whose capsule collections for
ready-to-wear retailers sell out in a matter of minutes. She has just opened an intimate and charming
hotel in Paris, the Vice Versa. Meet the charming globetrotter...
Virginia Dhello, aka Vee, surfs the web every day and surveys the fashion weeks to uncover the latest
trends and favourites of the fashion world. More than just good advice, the daily posts on her blog ‘Vee
Post’ are must-reads… not to be missed.
Are you more of a hand-carry, trunk, suitcase,
travel bag, backpack or no baggage person?
Are you more of a hand-carry, trunk, suitcase or no
baggage person?
I always take a suitcase, a big suitcase, or even a
trunk. Wherever I go, whether I go away for two days
or two weeks, I always bring everything!
I have three different sizes of suitcases, all of Rimowa,
larger or smaller, depending on the length of my trip: 48
hours, four days or two weeks. Plus a Vuitton trolley bag
dedicated entire to in-flight essentials.
Are you more of a globetrotter or a homebody?
Is your suitcase very organised or a bit of a jumble?
I’m a globetrotter of cities. Those are the trips that
leave me with the most memories. I love ambling
through the streets, the museums, the monuments, and
generally soaking up the urban atmosphere.
I come under the category of organized women so my
suitcase is very tidy with cotton bags for lingerie and
bikinis. All my shoes are put in little plastic bags to
protect my clothes.
Are you more espadrilles or moccasins? Beach
or asphalt?
What are the essentials for your suitcase?
Above all my cotton pajamas from Olatz. My wardrobe,
flat shoes, sandals, heels, sneakers and sports gear. I only
carry books with me, extraordinary biographies about
people such as Diane Arbus, Peggy Guggenheim, Andy
Warhol… Several pairs of sunglasses, a pashmina, a
cardigan, my iPad, tea bags, wipes and an essential oils
spray. And my iPod with Kanye West, Lykke Li, and 80′s
hits that I listen to on the plane whilst reading the entire
international fashion press.
I’m more of a boots and ballet flats kind of girl, for
comfort. They’re more practical for my asphalt-prone
ways, considering my love for cities.
What are your favourite hotels and destinations?
I really like the W hotels in Hong Kong, New York or
Miami. But I also love the Peninsula in Hong Kong,
the Mandria in Miami, the Standard and the Chateau
Marmot in Los Angeles. And of course Shanghai,
Rome and London...
6/11
Examples of sections
• Wander Around:
SUNNY
SIDE UP
Brazilian style!
Mountain
Design Hotel
An elegantly designed place in the fresh
mountain air ! If Switzerland is often
synonymous with traditional spirit, it is here
that these traditions are dusted off and given
a modern edge: exposed wood, design lines,
architectural igloos, high altitude and clear open
spaces – the Swiss mountains peaks are the
winter destination to discover.
Brazil is going into overdrive…And with its
appetite for modernity, emerges a desire to define
a new way of life, but not without honouring,
in passing, its modern heritage, the luxuriance
of its landscapes and the natural penchant for
the Bossa Nova!
Enthusiastic, passionate and creative, the sky is
the limit in Brazil…
Text: Marie Le Fort
Inhabitants: 8 million
Area: 41,284 km²
Capital: Berne
Official languages: German,
French, Italian and Romansh
Altitude: Switzerland is the 32nd highest
country in the world and the 5th in Europe (after
Russia, Georgia, France and Italy).
Highest point: 4634m (Pointe Dufour)
Number of ski stations: 57
Most frequented stations: Davos,
Grindelwald, St Moritz and Zermatt
The largest ski areas: Champery,
Champoussin and Les Croset (650 km of slopes)
Rio Carnival: February 18th-21st 2012
National dish: Feijoada
National drink: Caipirinha, a cocktail of
Cachaça and lemon
Music: bossa nova, musical style born in the
end of 50′s
Dance: Samba, created in the shanty towns of
Rio de Janeiro in the early XXth century
Divine land
in Lebanon
"Gueule de Bois"
Recycled woods, gnarled surfaces and extroverted
branches – wood surprises us and plays on all
levels of design.
Whether raw or refined, domesticated or
coloured, wood naturally imbues a living space
with a force that only the finest of materials can
endorse. It goes without saying that logs and
branches have existed since the dawn of time…
which is only another reason to reinterpret their
use. From collectable design pieces to everyday
objects, wood is, as the designer Zoe Ouvrier
(who carves ornate screens) explains, “a flesh that
hides many veins and scars. I love the random
success that comes from working on wood: by
hollowing its veins, and tracing its fingerprints.”
Soft and pliable, wood graciously accommodates.
Better still, it magnifies the gesture, and the
watchful eye of designer or sculptor…
Text: Marie Le Fort
Inhabitants: 192 376 500
Area: 8 514 876 km²
Coast: 8000 km of beaches
Capital: Brasilia
Official languages: portuguese
For 5000 years, vineyards have been covering
the hills of Lebanon. Dante referred to them in
his Divina Commedia. An Eden that produces the
nectar divine, and whose reputation is second to
none in constant evolution.
photo: Jean-Jean 2 Number 111
Surface: 29 000 ha of vines, among which
2 500 ha in the plain of the Bekaa where are
realized 80 % of the national production
Production: 7 millions of bottles (2009)
Main consumer countries: United-Kingdom
(30 %) and France (22 %)
Population: about thirty wineries
Text: Marie Le Fort & Plume
The wood
Species: about 200 wood species
traded worldwide, 133 are used
in furniture
Superficie: 16.1 million hectares
of forest in France, nearly 4 billion
worldwide
• A Break:
Swiss Designers
SUNNY EDENS
Rooms with a view
7/11
Texts: Béatrice Delamotte
Report: Fabienne Dupuis
except Domaine des Tourelles
and Château Kefraya
Photos: Fabienne Dupuis and ©
Examples of sections
• Their World... :
The World of…Elie Saab
Jaime Hayon,
between fantasy and elegance
Marie Le Fort
European royalty, international stars and young actresses in the making, Elie Saab dresses them all with the same
attention and humility. This is a portrait of a man who has built his very own empire, from nothing.
Marie Le Fort & Béatrice Delamotte
The surprising and whimsical Spanish designer Jaime Hayon is part of a new generation of thirtysomethings who have
revolutionised the world of design. He first gained recognition in 2006 with his theatrical collection Showtime, which was
crammed full of complex historical references, but this was not the young man’s first foray into the fiels. He was the founder
and artistic director of design company Fabric by the age of 22, and then left Italy five years later. Since then, he has infused
his inimitable style into numerous collaborations with many major design houses: Gaia & Gino, Baccarat, Metalarte,
Cecotti, Moooi, Established & Sons, Moroso, BD Barcelona and, most recently, Fritz Hansen, Sé Collection, and Bisazza.
His objects are always functional and tend to become instant hits.
The World of… Frédéric Malle
The World of… Thierry Teyssier
Marie Le Fort
The ‘Nose’ and genius perfumer Frederic Malle continues to conquer the olfactive world with his fresh ideas.
For example, his range of Perfume Guns are home fragrances that are dispensed the same way one would fire a revolver.
His scents are created with the same intricacy as characters in a book. A home fragrance diffuser resembles a piece of
minimal cubic art lacquered in red or his Rubber Incense (frankincense rubber), is a sort of high-tech lavender sachet
designed to perfume small volumes such as closets. Who knew that a plate of 100% recyclable fragrant gum,
a mixture of millennium and precious wood, incense and stone, could one day become a highly desirable luxury item?
Béatrice Delamotte
With an atypical creative spirit, Frederic Malle has always been ‘it’. For when choosing to name his house “Editions de Parfums”,
he underlined not only an obvious literary connotation as his way of composing a range, but primarily sought to implement
a working method based on mutual respect by giving the best ‘noses’ of the profession the opportunity to express themselves
without constraint.
It is difficult to control the flow of words from Thierry Teyssier…A born storyteller, he envelops you in his stories, his
tales, and his dreams. Dreams that he puts into practice both in his hotels, in Morocco, Portugal, and soon in Brazil, and in
his pastries. And always with flair.
8/11
Examples of sections
• Travel News:
Song Saa
Private Island,
a pearl in Cambodia.
A shower of awards
for Swiss International
Airlines.
Melita and Rory fell in love with Cambodia during
their honeymoon and promised each other that they
would return one day to create a haven of luxury there.
Thus Song Saa Private Island was born, within the
preserved archipelago of Koh Rong. Two unblemished
private islands, connected by a bridge, make up the
resort…‘Song Saa’ holds the poetic meaning of “lovers”
in the Khmer language. Inspired by the ‘Life’ concept
(Learning, Inspiring, Fun and Experience), Song Saa
Private Island offers villas that are either buried in
vegetation, languishing on the beach or perched on
stilts. It is the ideal place for a few days of relaxation
and luxury in between jungle and lagoon, after having
discovered the legendary temples of Angkor Wat.
www.exclusifvoyages.com
For the second time, the Helvetic airline has been
named best European business class and best airline for
short and medium haul flights at the Travel Star Awards
run by the magazine Travel Inside.
As in 2010, Swiss received the maximum points
available, ahead of Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines.
Also, for the first time, Swiss was included in the top
three “long-haul non-stop” category.
www.swiss.com
Dar Hi, the first Tunisian
eco-hotel.
Hayete Guesthouse,
a vintage bed and
breakfast.
The Dar Hi, a new hotel that looks a designer citadel
bringing chic and green retreats to the doors of the
desert, is the first Tunisian establishment to receive
an SNCF award for responsible tourism. This 18-room
hotel structure, the first architectural creation by
designer Matali Crasset, encourages contemplation.
Dar Hi employs people from the surrounding villages,
values their skills and preserves and utilises the local
biodiversity. A global model for affordable luxury.
Text Béatrice Delamotte.
From €290 per night Ezzaouia District – 2240 Nefta
Tel. : +334 97 07 26 26
www-dar-hi.net
It’s the ideal place to immerse oneself in ambiance.
Located in the heart of Achrafieh, the Hayete guest
house is a reflection of the city: the styles and periods
are superimposed to give the place an atmosphere that
is both vintage and perfectly contemporary. With only
four rooms, the place is often full. Four deliciously
different interiors and atmospheres between romantic
and cozy chic. Text Fabienne Dupuis
Rooms from 46 euros. Hayete Guesthouse – Furn el
Hayek Street – Achrafieh - Beirut 166206.
www.hayete-guesthouse.com
• It’s Now:
Six new
roadmaps
Relais & Châteaux.
« Swept Away: Dust, Ashes, and
Dirt in Contemporary Art and
Design », MAD Museum, New
York. Continuing its exploration of the
Take the time to travel at your own
speed, to savour moments of escape
and relaxation, to prolong the magic of
a journey on the road…Relais & Châteaux
have six new European roadmaps. Made
in collaboration with Michelin, they mark
out charming little hostels and the tables
of the great Relais & Châteaux chefs. As
well as the most scenic routes to get there.
Offered free of charge in Relais & Châteaux
houses (Paris, London and New York)
and associated institutions. In addition, a
new version of the iPhone application is
now available.
www.relaischateaux.com
materials that carry contemporary art,
the exceptional MAD Museum in New
York is opening a new flagship exhibition,
“Swept Away: Dust, Ashes, and Dirt in
Contemporary Art and Design”. The idea?
“Presenting ash, mud, sand and dust as a means of artistic
expression and sculpting materials, the challenge is to break
their volatile image. To revisit their ephemeral nature through
tangible creations, solid objects”. Also, the exhibition aims to address
the issue of memory, loss and disintegration through sculptures from ashes
designedby Chinese artist Zhang Huan, others in mud from the American
artist James Croak, works created from urban pollution (smog) by the
American artist Kim Abeles…An interpretation which, like a phoenix, allows its
Mumok –
Museum of
Desires.
discredited materials to be the main attraction.
From February 14 to August 12
www.madmuseum.org
Made with angular basalt
stone from the famous MQ
(Museum Quarter), the MUMOK
re-opened at the start of the
month, in celebration of its
tenth anniversary, the Museum
der Wünsche – or Museum of
Desires. The exhibition opens
with La Vedova Blu, the hairy
blue spider by Pino Pascali
(1968), and highlights the
richness of its modern and
contemporary collection through
paintings by Paul Klee and
Gerhard Richter, installations
by Sol Lewitt and Dan Flavin,
a mural by Cindy Sherman
and many more sculptures and
photographs. A benchmark in this
field. Until January 8, 2012
Text Marie Le Fort
« Maurizio Galante & Tal Lancman
– Transversal Design, Haute
Couture, Design, Architecture » at
the Mudam de Luxembourg. Here is an
exhibition that covers fashion, design and interior
architecture(s). A playground created by stylist Maurizio
Galante and trendsetter Tal Lancman at the Mudam. In a
space entirely painted in red, the exhibition explores the world of
these fantastic artists who push the limits of creation: a tiger cloud, a “coussin
de belle-mère” pouf (similar to a cactus), alongside haute couture pieces of
incredible technicality. Maurizio and Tal have opened the doors to their highly
creative poetic universe wide and unashamedly.
Until May 13, 2012.
www.mudam.lu
www.mumok.at
9/11
EXAMPLES OF SECTIONS
• Traveler’s Objects :
Until July 22, 2011. A Plane Trip
SCOOTER SUITCASE.
SAMSONITE.
SHEET OF SOAP. AU VIEUX
CAMPEUR.
BLOTTING PAPER. PAUL &
JOE BEAUTY.
“Micro Samsonite” suitcase,
foldable for cabin use. 5 kg. 26 L.
299€. www.samsonite.com
Box of 50 sheets of soap, 100%
biodegradable, paraben-free. 3€.
www.auvieuxcampeur.fr
Blotting paper in a case in the colors of the summer 2011 collection.
4,5€. www.thebeautylounge.com
ANTI JET LAG KIT.
KLORANE.
CABIN BAG. BENSIMON.
COMPACT WIPES. NAPKIN
COOL.
Box of 24 wipes that look like
large aspirin tablets. Add water to
unfold the wipe. Biodegradable.
10 €. www.noveltyshop.fr
Smoothing relaxing blueberry
scented patches. Box of 7 sachets
of 2 patches. 13,80€.
www.klorane.fr
‘Working New Trolley’ fabric
suitcase. 54 x 42 x 18 cm. 145€.
www.bensimon.com
Until August 19, 2011. Kids
VAPUR FOLDING BOTTLE.
WEEK-END SUITCASE.
CYRILLUS.
PORTABLE CRADLE. KIDS
GALLERY.
NIGHT-LIGHTS CANDELA
TOOLI. OXO.
GLASS BABY’S BOTTLE AND
SILICONE TEAT. CLOUD.
Polka dot fabric. In pink or red.
37x10cm. 30€. www.cyrillus.fr
Cardboard. Build without tools.
Delivered in a suitcase with a
mattress. 75x56x62cm.3 kg.
www.petithood.com
With batteries and charging base,
mobile and wireless. Autonomy of
8 hours after charge. 59€.
www.fraisedesbois.com
330ml. In pink or blue. 8€.
www.petithood.com
EYE MASK. HOLISTIC
SILK.
MATERNITY BAG. MAGIC
STOLLER BAG.
WEEKEND TRAFIC BAG.
DWELL STUDIO.
SOAP AND POUCH.
BONPOINT.
HALF-DISPOSABLE DIAPER.
HAMAC.
Silk and velvet filled with lavender.
Totally blocks out light.14 colours.
45€. www.holisticsilk.com
Imitation leather lined printed ny- Coated canvas bag. 51x28x23
lon. The exterior pocket transforms cm. 195 $
into a changing mat.
www.dwellstudio.com
www.magicstollerbag.com
Limited edition soap, available
in 4 exclusive liberty prints.
Dermatologist tested.
www.bonpoint.com
Comfortable diaper, soft and light
underwear, with a washable or
disposable absorbent liner. 32 €.
www.hamac-paris.com
The “anti-bottle” folding bottle.
To be filled. $14.99 for a pack of 4
bottles. www.amazon.com
October 2011. Fashion Planet
24H BAG. BY KEREN ANN.
MY SUELLY.
COUTURE SEWING KIT.
ANNE VALERIE HASH.
MISS X PASSPORT HOLDER.
ROGER VIVIER.
black leather. 590 €.
www.matemonsac.com
60 €.
www.a-v-h.com
Painted canvas. 190 €
Roger Vivier boutique
29, rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré
www.rogervivier.com
ULTRA FLAT BLACK
LEATHER POUCHES.
MICHAEL VERHEYDEN
PRADA HAT BOX.
165 € et 185 €
www.michaelverheyden.be
With a snap closure and lining. 32
X 47 X 20 cm. 1 730 €.
Only available at
www.store.prada.com
February 2012. FOR MEN
MISS TARA. COLLAR.
CABIN SUITCASE. PRADA.
TOILET BAG. DAKINE.
Collar in cotton and sequins.
150 €. Miss Tara contact number:
+33 1 53 38 48 20
www.tarajarmon.com
In Soffiano leather. 4 wheels. 35 x
48 x 18 cm. 2050 €
store.prada.com
In polyester and nylon. 24 €.
www.fr.dakine-shop.com
A CHRISTIAN DIOR
SMARTPHONE.
WOVEN NAPPA MASK TRAVEL. BOTTEGA VENETA.
CASE FOR TIES. LOUIS
VUITTON.
Compact and efficient with easy
and intuitive navigation. 137g.
3900 € Available at Colette
www.colette.fr
160 €.
www.bottegaveneta.com
In Taiga leather. For 5 ties.
4 x 15 x 2 cm. 580€.
www.louisvuitton.fr
April 2012. Fashion and Spring
TRAVEL BAG. GIORDANO
FRANGIPANI.
PASSPORT HOLDER.
MICHAEL KORS.
Leather, 25 x 30 x 55 cm.
€574
www.gruppofrangipani.it
Leather. Available in 3 colours:
pink, orange, brown. 4 x 10.5 cm.
€50. www.michaelkors.com
www.net-a-porter.com
IPAD CASE. DIANE VON
FURSTENBERG.
Embossed python leather.
Available in blue.
€235
www.dvf.com
MATT COLLECTION.
OBJEKTEN.
UNDERWEAR KIT. RON
DORFF.
iPad holder, computer and iPhone
holster, designed by Sylvain
Willenz. Black soft plastisol. 19$.
www.objekten.com
Weekly kit of 7 pair of underpants
(white and gray, 100 % cotton) in
a black box. 160€.
www.rondorff.com
RAVEL BAG. DAKINE.
POUCH. ACNE.
TRAVEL KIT. 60°30.
In polyester and nylon. Available
in several colors. 76x41x39 cm.
4,2 kg. 90 l. 150€.
www.fr.dakine-shop.com
In leather. Can be used as toilet
bag. 14 x 20 cm. 160€.
shop.acnestudios.com
Containing a fluid hydrating, one
regenerating face, a coloured
serum, a balm and an outline of
eyes. 15 ml the one. .
www.comptoirdelhomme.com
May 2012. Flowery Travels
ADAPTOR CASE. MULBERRY.
BRIEFCASE. MH WAY.
Grained leather, case containing 1
travel adapter
€185. www.mulberry.com
www.net-a-poter.com
Leather, 21 x 30 x 43 cm.
Internal pockets and computer
compartment.
€215
www.yoox.com
TRAVEL BAG. MARC
JACOBS.
GLASSES CASE. SONIA
RYKIEL.
IPAD CASE. LANVIN.
Canvas, 44 x 26 x 35.5 cm.
$268
www.marcjacobs.com
Velvet, 17 x 6.5 x 4 cm.
€85
www.soniarykiel.com
Covered with sketches by
Albert Elbaz.
€90
www.colette.fr
WEEKENDER BAG. URBAN
OUTFITTERS.
PASSPORT HOLDER. CATH
KIDSON.
Cotton canvas. 36 x 55 x 26 cm.
€89
www.urbanoutfitters.fr
Coated cotton. Victoria Rose
model.13.5 x 9.5 cm.
€10
www.cathkidston.eu
WALLET. DOLCE &
GABBANA.
SACHET. JOLI BAZAAR.
Patent leather floral print.
19 x 10 x 4 cm.
€435
www.net-a-porter.com
10/11
100% Cotton. Liberty print,
painted fabric.
22 x 18 cm.
€10
www.cousetteentrecopines.com
WHEELIE BAG. EASTPAK.
IPHONE 4 COVER. SWASH.
From the Authentic Florid line.
49 x 31.5 x 23 cm.
€125
www.urbanoutfitters.fr
Print inspired by English gardens.
€50
www.swash.co.uk
www.net-a-porter.com
IPAD CASE. DIANE VON
FURSTENBERG.
COMPUTER BAG. ASOS.
Printed PVC.
€115
eu.dvf.com
Printed polyester.
€46.66
www.asos.fr
CONTACT :
Capucine Gougenheim Geagea
[email protected]
+33 6 12 90 85 10
+33 1 40 15 90 21
www.plumevoyage.fr