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Malay Mail
4 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Malay Mail
Actress Song Hye-kyo spotted in Spain, demonstrates ageless, chameleon-like beauty
MADRID, June 22 — Actress Song Hye-kyo was spotted in Spain for a Chaumet event. Song, global ambassador for the brand alongside Cha Eun-woo, had recently been seen spotting a shorter hairstyle in contrast to the long, flowy locks that had been her trademark. Interestingly the long hair made a brief reappearance — the power of extensions, perhaps? Pictures of her in long pink dress and shoulder-length hair popped up briefly on her Instagram but her latest post at the Chaumet event dinner showed her with her at chin-length in a strapless blueish-silver gown. Fellow actress and Davichi member Kang Min-kyung as well as actress Han So-hee were among those who excitedly commented on her Chaumet event look. Song was recently seen in the film Dark Nuns and is currently shooting a new Netflix drama, Show Business, alongside Gong Yoo.
Time of India
13 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Song Hye Kyo is serving serious style at Chaumet's event in Spain and we can't get enough
South Korean actress Song Hye Kyo recently captivated attention at a Chaumet event in Spain, donning a dreamy pink gown. The elegant dress featured spaghetti straps, a fitted bodice, and a full skirt, complemented by a gemstone necklace and retro sunglasses. Earlier, she showcased a stylish grey co-ord set on Instagram, proving her consistent fashion sense. K-drama queen Song Hye Kyo is out here proving once again that her fashion game is just as iconic as her acting. The Descendants of the Sun and The Glory star recently stepped out at a Chaumet event in Spain and all eyes were on her. Why? Because she showed up in a dreamy pink gown that was equal parts elegant and jaw-dropping. The dress was sleek and feminine, with spaghetti straps, a fitted pleated bodice, and a waist-cinching design that flared into a full, floor-sweeping skirt. It was the kind of gown that made you stop scrolling and honestly, she wore it like a total goddess. To level up the look, she paired it with a statement gemstone necklace and dangly earrings that added just the right amount of sparkle. And let's not ignore those chic black sunglasses - oval-shaped with a retro vibe that screamed old-school glam in the best way. Her makeup? Effortlessly fresh. Think dewy skin, rosy cheeks, a pop of highlighter, and a perfect pink pout. Her hair was styled in soft, loose waves, with one side tucked behind her ear to show off that flawless face. Simple, polished, and stunning. Just before this event, Song Hye Kyo also turned heads on Instagram in a super-stylish grey co-ord set. The V-neck, blazer-inspired top gave boss energy, while the pleated skirt brought a soft, feminine twist. She finished that look with statement earrings, rings, and a sleek short haircut. From statement gowns to sharp co-ords, Song Hye Kyo is effortlessly blending classic elegance with modern flair. Her looks always feel polished yet personal - never overdone, always just right. Whether she's turning heads on the red carpet or dropping Insta-worthy moments, one thing's clear: her fashion sense is as captivating as her on-screen presence. And honestly, we can't wait to see what she wears next. Bottom line? Whether it's red carpet glam or low-key luxe, Song Hye Kyo's style stays on point and we're officially obsessed with everything in her wardrobe. One step to a healthier you—join Times Health+ Yoga and feel the change
NDTV
21 hours ago
- Entertainment
- NDTV
Song Hye-Kyo In A Pastel Pink Dress Serves Summer Style Inspiration
Korean actress Song Hye Kyo, best known for her performances in K-dramas like Descendants of the Sun and The Glory, recently attended jewellery brand Chaumet's event in Spain. The diva stunned in a pink gown for the occasion. The form-fitting number came with spaghetti straps and a fitted bodice that had gentle vertical pleats. Cinched at the waist, the lower part flared into a voluminous skirt that extended all the way to the floor. The dramatic and elegant silhouette took the outfit to a new style level. Song Hye Kyo paired the pink gown with a statement necklace that was adorned with colorful gemstones, adding a touch of sparkle to the dress. She also wore dangling earrings, perfectly complementing the necklace. Embodying grace and sophistication, the actress elevated her allure with a black, oval-shaped sunglasses with a sleek, retro-inspired design. Softy-dewy makeup with a glimmer of blush and highlighter redefined her flawless beauty. Song Hye Kyo topped her lips with a pink lip colour. She left her tresses open in loose waves while her hair in the front was tucked behind her ear, perfectly framing her face. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Song hyekyo (@kyo1122) In her previous Instagram post, Song Hye Kyo stunned in a stylish grey co-ords set. The top featured a V-neckline with a lapel detail, giving it a blazer-like appearance. The waistline was fitted and the skirt was gathered with pleats, creating a full, flowing silhouette that boasted a touch of grace and femininity. She accessorised the outfit with a pair of statement earrings, a couple of rings and short hair. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Song hyekyo (@kyo1122) Our eyes are surely on Song Hye Kyo's fashion wardrobe.
Forbes
05-06-2025
- Business
- Forbes
Roger Dubuis Opens Boutique At Birks Vancouver, Canada
The new Roger Dubuis boutique at Maison Birks Vancouver. Niche watchmaker Roger Dubuis, a producer of limited-edition complicated watches, particularly tourbillons, has opened a boutique at the Maison Birks flagship store in Vancouver, Canada. It takes its place among other exclusive brand boutiques in the flagship store, including Chaumet, Roberto Coin, Longines and Baume & Mercier. Roger Dubuis is unique in that every watch it makes is finished to Geneva Seal standards, an exacting process that requires every component of the watch, including every piece of the movement, to be finished to perfection. This, coupled with the fact that the brand specializes in tourbillons, positions Roger Dubuis in a six-figure price category. With production of no more than a few thousand watches per year. Models are made in limited editions of 8, 28 or 88 pieces. The astral motif figures prominently in the Roger Dubuis boutique at Maison Birks Vancouver. The store design reflects the brand, with a combination of traditional and natural materials and dynamic red accents, including an immense astral symbol, a motif of the brand, reflecting the shape of the openworked bridges on some models. Concrete elements are juxtaposed with polished marble, and aluminum appears alongside varnished wood. This coincides with Roger Dubuis watch design, which combines very traditional watch movements, but presents them in modern designs, usually skeletonized, with modern materials such as carbon fiber, titanium and DLC. The latest piece is the Excalibur Grande Complication, which includes a bi-retrograde display, reflecting the first watch Roger Dubuis produced when he started his brand in 1995. It has a flying tourbillon escapement and a minute repeater, and the dial is open in order to demonstrate its high-watchmaking finish – with brushed surfaces, polished chamfers and coin rentrants, which means that inner angles of the bridges are beveled and polished to perfection, a task that takes years of training. Flip the watch over, where the finish is just as perfect, and you can see the gong and hammers of the minute repeater. It will be made in a limited edition of eight pieces and is prced $691,000. The Roger Dubuis Excalibur Grande Complication. 'Maison Birks downtown Vancouver is an esteemed watchmaking institution,' says Laurent Toinet, president of Roger Dubuis North America. 'We're delighted to take our place within this famous store and present our own unique sense of expressive luxury.'
South China Morning Post
31-05-2025
- Business
- South China Morning Post
Into the blue: why brands from Dior to Chaumet and Giorgio B are falling for tanzanite, a gemstone from the hills of Mount Kilimanjaro first made famous by Tiffany & Co. in the 60s
A precious, deep blue gemstone is increasingly captivating jewellery designers. Tanzanite was first discovered in 1967 by Maasai herders in Tanzania's Merelani Hills near Mount Kilimanjaro and is still the world's only known source, meaning the stone remains very rare. Tanzanite was given its name by Tiffany & Co. – the first jeweller to market it – and the brand commanded a monopoly on the stone until the 1980s. Now, this vivid, blue-violet hued gem is animating collections from Dior to Chaumet, Pomellato to Mouawad, and even those of avant-garde creators Hemmerle and Giorgio B. Mouawad's Venus bangle features a tanzanite and pearl on a band of diamond-set white gold. Photo: Handout Advertisement Part of its allure is its more affordable price compared to sapphire, but the clarity and large carat sizes in which the stones are available add to their appeal. The price of unheated Kashmir and Sri Lankan sapphires is rising inexorably. A polished royal blue sapphire from Sri Lanka costs just under US$5,000 per carat, whereas a loose stone or a Kashmiri gem are too rare to consider for most. A necklace set with a lot of sapphires has suddenly become a very expensive item – and jewellers are rethinking their options. Dior's new high jewellery collection, Diorexquis, features a tanzanite parure with a 7.58-carat oval-cut tanzanite centre stone on a floral necklace and 4.84-carat tanzanite ring. There are also several voluminous tanzanite rings in Chaumet's high jewellery range; Pomellato has added it to their Nudo collection; and Mouawad's Venus collection pairs the stone with a pearl on a bangle, ring and earrings. Hemmerle earrings featuring tanzanite set in amaranth wood and anodised aluminium. Photo: Handout Meanwhile, Tanzanite's electrifying hue and volume brings a fresh energy to Munich-based Hemmerle's time-honoured metalwork, mounted in tonally complementary amaranth wood and anodised aluminium earrings for a very contemporary look. 'High quality tanzanite typically offers excellent clarity, enabling bold cuts that showcase its depth of colour,' explains Yasmin Hemmerle, who co-designs the collection with her husband Christian. 'Beyond its physical beauty, tanzanite carries a narrative of discovery, wonder and emotional resonance that aligns with Hemmerle's ethos of crafting intimate and contemporary heirlooms to be enjoyed every day.' After setting a 19.52 carat tanzanite in a curvaceous bombé ring last year, Giorgio Bulgari – founder of Geneva's Giorgio B and scion of the Bulgari jewellery family – became so bewitched by the stone's midnight blue colour that he spent months trying to create the perfect blue in titanium to match the gem. 'I couldn't find a metal to set it in that would look good, there was too much of a contrast, and then I started anodising titanium until I found a colour that would match the tanzanite tone on tone,' he says. This one-of-a-kind ring sparked an equally rare addition to Giorgio B's Palma collection, a show-stopping ring of blue titanium set with an emerald cut tanzanite that debuts this month. Advertisement
