Each February (and again in August), Messe Frankfurt hosts Ambiente, the world's largest consumer goods and indoor trade fair. This winter's show featured 42 kilometers of aisles in 27 halls.
With her brand, Ella, Elinrós Lindal has made it her mission to provide luxurious clothing that make women feel beautiful and confident, while, at the same time, being mindful of the environmental and economical impact of the industry.
The 63rd International Filmfestspiele Berlin delivered the marriage of the personal/universal with flashes of outright genius in films of remarkable emotional depth, variety and originality.
Repulsion, which is currently being revived at Film Forum, is an essay in at least two forms of subjectivity: that of the omniscient viewer of Carol, the disturbed woman played with such enigmatic brilliance by the youthful Catherine Deneuve, and of Carol herself.
Christophe Honoré's latest film stars some of the greatest actors in contemporary France. Beloved features Catherine Deneuve, who appears alongside h...
Immortality is probably the most appealing part of the vampire mythos -- who wouldn't want to live forever, right? Deneuve and Bowie have been together since the 18th century, and it's clear that Bowie is expecting to spend eternity in a kind of connubial murderous bliss with Deneuve.
"A Look Back" is a daily column that highlights a moment from fashion's fabulous past. Today's pick is of French actress Catherine Deneuve getting ou...
The incomparable Juliette Binoche is riveting in the new film, Elles. Every emotion, no matter how subtle, registers on that alabaster visage; one minute you're laughing with her, the next she's breaking your heart.
"I'm the only presenter who slept with Catherine Deneuve," said Susan Sarandon in a tribute speech Monday night when the French actress was honored with the Film Society of Lincoln Center's 2012 Chaplin Award.
I urge women who have been downloading the E.L. James novel 50 Shades of Gray to their Kindles to instead take a look at the real thing, the very essence of no, no, no, yes, yes, yes.
I never quite understood the thrill of Blu-ray until I watched Criterion's new release of Luis Bunuel's Belle de Jour.
Turning "Madame" into the universal title for women creates, in my opinion, a form of reverse discrimination.
In September, I wrote about the transition of the generations between actors and how we're at a moment where we can see it happening.
Catherine Deneuve turns 67 years old today. 67? Seriously? The French actress, who was one of Yves Saint Laurent's most important muses, hasn't aged a...
Good thing Balenciaga's Spring 2012 collection was met with rave reviews - the guests of the French house's latest show were forced to give a standing...
Women like to write about sex. In the last 10 years alone, women have written books about spanking, anal sex, prostitution, swinging, body fluids, S&M...
His oeuvre are the height of glamor and artistry, like the pair of heels that looked like they were made entirely of feathers featured in the first Sex and the City movie or the stiletto heel that resembles a rose stem with thorns.
The 64th Cannes Film Festival came to a close on Sunday night after eleven-or-so days' worth of photo call-ready frocks and floor-grazing red carpet g...
Based on a boulevard comedy that was a stage hit in Paris in the 1970s, Francois Ozon's Potiche is a curiosity that is neither funny nor striking enough to live up to its ambitions.
Currently unspooling at New York's Film Society and the IFC Center, "Rendez-vous with French Cinema" offers two not-to-be-missed samples of popular French cinema.
Before we overdose on Hollywood's red carpet style, let's take a trip to Paris, where French celebs (and Jodie Foster) stepped out to the 36th annual ...
Those wanting to get closer to that more traditional and comforting take on the eternal "boy meets girl" predicament need only look back and revisit the great film romances of the past, movies that reflect those long-vanished ideals.
Am I still annoyed by being cut off from 127 Hours when I was just five people from the front of the line? Or am I just rather brilliantly managing to avoid all the best films at Toronto?
As a male makeup artist, I can relate to the muse doctrine. Men have always looked to women for inspiration, guidance and approval.
Andre Techine's The Girl on the Train feels like two different films cobbled together, without much to connect one to the other, beyond the fact that they're about the same characters.
