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Marie Tournier
Hotel Jeanne d’Arc
Margareth Halfon
Teodora T.
Deborah Hess
Tour Eiffel
Hotel Dauphine St Germain
Hotel Dauphine Saint Germain w 36, rue Dauphine 75006 PARIS
Phone: +33 (0)1 43 26 74 34 w [email protected]
www.dauphine-st-germain.com
Hotel Jeanne d’Arc Marais w 3, rue de Jarente, 75004 PARIS w Phone: +33 (0)1 48.87.62.11
[email protected] w hoteljeannedarc.com
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Marie Tournier
[Marie]
Founder
Hotels Dauphine St Germain & Jeanne d’Arc
Paris
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My daughters
Kiara & Lou
he first days in the new year are always
my favorite, full of promise, full of hope, and full
of new projects. After lots of celebrations, and
partying, I’m ready to go back to work.
A short break in the sun was great and needed,
but I’m happy to be home and enjoy Paris at
its brightest. The Christmas lights are still up,
and there are many special things to do here in
January, like going skating on the first floor of the
Eiffel Tower. It’s free, by the way, and the perfect
place to take a selfie with the steel lace of the
tower in the background. It’s open till 10:30pm,
but try, as I did, to get there at sunset. It’s magic.
This is my double W issue, Winter/Women, so
it’s all going to be about powerful girls, those
who do their utmost to make us and our lives
beautiful. They’re creative, entrepreneurial,
daring, and they are my friends. Meet them in
the pages to come.
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Hotel Jeanne d’Arc
Paris
In keeping with its heritage, the
interiors have recently been
restored, the mirrors given a new
shine and gilded frames and the
walls received a coat of the finest
powder grey paint.
The Hotel Jeanne d’Arc is ready
for the New Year, 2016.
The Hotel Jeanne d’Arc lies in the heart of historic
Paris, a classic piece of 18th century French architecture.
A heavy stone façade, flowered balconies, and ornate
lanterns that are still in use, it’s all there, the definition
of charm and elegance. It is old Paris with comfort, an
iconic landmark in a quiet street in the trendy Marais.
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Margareth Halfon
[Margareth]
Founder
Studio 78
Paris
1. How did you go from being a fashionista to
becoming a cosmetics entrepreneur?
I was lucky enough to be able to acquire a five-year
experience as a Product Manager in cosmetics, more
specifically working for various makeup brands (Guerlain,
for the Terracotta and Météorites lines, as well as the
Deborah Italia group for the Rouge Baiser and Deborah
brands), and with other positions in fashion (Product
Manager for accessories and children’s fashion at Sandro,
Buyer/Merchandiser for a Parisian concept store, etc.).
2. Where did the idea for Studio 78 come from?
As I was becoming increasingly allergic to traditional
cosmetics, I was disappointed when I found out that,
contrary to what already existed in skin treatment, there
was no organic, convenient alternative for makeup that was
fun and inspiring, and came in interesting colors.
So the brand was first of all designed with a concern to pick
up the codes of glamor of traditional names while working
on the poly-sensoriality of the products (an innovative,
pleasing, galenic, practical texture adapted to an urban life
style, a fashionable color line that is also timeless, and a
pleasant smell).
Studio 78 Paris is first and foremost a wonderful makeup
brand, but our consumers are also happy to discover that it
is organic.
3.
What does your typical day look like and how do
you make it productive?
My days are really full, but there are two ritual activities
that I will never sacrifice. I get up early enough to have the
time to get ready before I wake up my daughter for school.
I really like that moment that we share, the calm before the
storm. The day that follows is always unpredictable, and I
like it. As I am in charge of both marketing/development
and sales, I don’t have time to get bored. Sometimes I
am busy developing a new formula or a new color line,
sometimes I am negotiating for the opening of a new outlet
in France or abroad.
The second ritual that I never sacrifice is in the evening,
with my daughter again. She has asked me not to touch
my phone between 6:30pm, when I come home, till 8:30pm
when she goes to bed. We make the most of those two hours
to tell each other about our day, eat dinner together, enjoy
each other’s company. My second work day starts after
8:30pm when I have to call my clients in the US because of
the time difference.
6.
What is one habit of yours that makes
you more productive as an entrepreneur?
The most important thing that keeps me
productive is my family. I really need to refuel
by taking a pause, unwinding with them,
reloading the batteries and cutting off from
work. After that I can start all over again.
7.
What is one strategy that has helped
you grow your business? Please explain
how.
As the market is still very young, it is
indispensable to know how to communicate.
For a long time, I wrongly underestimated that
essential aspect. This also applies to the social
networks that can give you an unquestionable
leverage for growth, notably in terms of
recognition. So I have decided to get into them,
and I must admit that it is rather fun.
4. How do you bring ideas to life?
When I have an idea, I follow it to the end. I very rarely
give up. So when I decide to start developing something, I
do everything I can to make it a reality. We are in a very
competitive environment, but basically we are all young
entrepreneurs in this field and I sometimes ask indirect
competitors for information.
5. What’s one trend that really excites you?
For a few years I have seen several natural or organic
makeup brands being created. It is challenging to be in the
arena of a sector that is becoming rather competitive. It
forces me to constantly question myself as to what I have to
improve to remain in the race. As a result, I am constantly
on my toes.
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Teodora T.
[Teodora]
Model
IMM Models | PS Models
Munich
1. Your tan is perfect, where have you been?
Thank you so much - I have been to Miami
and the Bahamas.
2.
“Rive Gauche” or “Rive Droite”?
Rive Gauche.
3.
Super man or super woman?
Super Woman ;)
4. What is your guilty pleasure in Paris?
Running around Paris and exploring new
places.
5.
Favorite shop in Paris?
No chance to answer this... there are too
many amazing shops!
6. What are your favorite holidays?
Christmas Holidays.
7. Favorite season in Paris?
Spring.
8.
Favorite museum in Paris.
This is a tough one..., but I guess
Marmottan Monet museum.
9. What was your resolution for 2016?
To learn another language and explore new
places.
10. Modelling or acting?
Acting.
11. Photo shooting or catwalk?
Photo shooting.
12. Hotel Dauphine St Germain
in 5 words?
Happy, curious, perfectionist,
strong, spirited.
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[Deborah]
Deborah Hess
5.What inspires you today?
Lately, I’m most inspired by the
diversity of new materials in the
world of architecture. Regarding the
design itself, my heart is drawn to the
Italian designers, who I truly believe
to be unparalleled in their elegance.
Interior decorator
Cyrus company
Paris
1. Were you always interested in design?
I have always loved beautiful interiors, especially when
they have a personal signature and personality. That’s the
most important in my opinion.
2.
Your style has been described as quietly elegant.
Do you see it that way?
I do. Elegance lasts forever.
3.
What makes a home happy?
A happy home feels peaceful, comfortable and cozy to all
and should reflect who you are inside.
4. Do you have any rules?
Yes I do, but they are fairly simple guidelines. The most
important rules to follow are those regarding color and
best usage of space. For example, one room could look
much smaller in size with an incorrect choice of furniture
dimensions and color palette.
6. Rive Gauche or Rive Droite?
Rive Gauche - specifically Saint-Germaindes-Prés - is my first love, but I must admit
that other areas, such as Montorgueil or
Le Marais, are also fascinatingly unique in
their atmospheres.
7.
Black or White?
Definitely white!
8. DSG in 5 words?
l Aesthetic
l Functional
l Comfortable
l Original
l Innovative
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Tour Eiffel
[Paris]
Paris
The ice rink
returns to the
1st floor of the
Eiffel Tower
From December 1st, 2015 to
January 31st, 2016 Parisians
and visitors to the capital are
enjoying 190m2 of ice, 57m
above Paris.
A fun skating rink with a
sustainable development theme...
This Winter the skating rink on the 1st
floor of the Eiffel Tower echoes COP21.
The skating rink’s bar is assembled from
wood pallets and recycled material. A 6m
Eiffel Tower made out of wood adds to the
theme. The perfect spot for memorable
photos!
What’s more there are 3 wooden bikes on
the edge of the rink where visitors can have
fun while they are waiting - the faster you
pedal, the brighter the lights above you.
… open to everyone
Skates (sizes 25 to 47) are free for
visitors*. And there are scooters
and sled-chairs for the little ones.
Disabled people can enjoy the rink
too, with easy access and sled-chairs
for adults.
A bar at 57m altitude
A bar on the edge of the skating
rink, made from pallets and
recycled material, is accessible to
both spectators and skaters! New
this year: lentil and bacon soup,
pan-fried Savoie Winter specialties,
or the Organic Seed Bretzel for €3.
Discover - or rediscover the Eiffel Tower
Skating is a fun athletic activity for
a day or evening out with family or
friends. The skating rink is another
good reason to visit the Tower,
with the other new attractions:
the glass floor on the 1st level,
the museographic circuit, the
immersive film, etc.
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[Dauphine]
Hotel Dauphine St Germain
Paris
Wake up in one of its
elegant rooms, and you’ll
be ready to live the Paris
of your dreams. Walk out
the door after a delicious
breakfast, and you’ll step
into the mix of culture
and savoir-vivre of the
St.
Germain des Prés area.
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oused in a 17th century building, the
hotel boasts 30 individually decorated rooms, each
representative of the unmistakably French touch in
interior decoration. You’ll immediately know that
you have entered a universe of Parisian chic, leisure
and elegance when you recognize fabrics by Pierre
Frey, Jane Churchill and Manuel Canovas, and lamps
and mirrors by Sarah Lavoine. Each curtain, wall
hanging, sofa, cushion or canopy has been carefully
selected to make you dream and feel at home.
This nest of classical modernity offers you everything
an urban, active and sophisticated visitor of The City
of Light might need: traditional furnishings, marble
bathrooms, minibars, cable TV, complimentary
wireless Internet access, breakfast in the tearoom
and room service around the clock... Ask our
multilingual staff for priceless tips about what to
do and where to go, and they’ll give you an insider’s
insight into the best and most trendy Paris has to
offer at that particular moment.
Where to find our friends
Studio 78
Deborah Hess show-room :
Montaigne Market - 57, avenue Montaigne, 75008 Paris
www.studio78paris.com
Instagram : studio78paris
214, rue de Grenelle, 75007 Paris
[email protected]
Instagram : paris_design_district
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Hotel Jeanne d’Arc Marais
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3, rue de Jarente, 75004 PARIS
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