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STILL SPRING

Just like the arrival of "The Devil Wears Prada 2", this is the second spring issue of Living For Breakfast. While the first film (2006) is legendary, this sequel is less cruel but absolutely essential for the fashion fandom. Unintentionally, this issue is full of "doubles." Aside from being a second issue: "The Devil Wears Prada 2"; we stroll through Biarritz with the Cruise collection (a transitional collection between two seasons); we visit the Fondation Louis Vuitton for the exhibition "Calder: Rêver en équilibre", which marks a double anniversary; in "The Beautiful & Damned" section, we invite you to choose which of the two Mirandas you’d prefer to judge you; and the final game of the magazine involves pairing up two couples who are essentially the same character: dogs and their owners.

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CROISIÈRE 26/27

By Matthieu Blazy

These past few weeks in Paris have been a sunny dream, but now the clouds seem to be visiting us again. As the locals say: "Spring is summer and winter at the same time." In this seasonal transition that defines spring, Chanel recently presented its Cruise 26/27 collection in Biarritz—the very city where Coco opened her first boutique in the 1910s. This collection marks the fifth presented by Matthieu Blazy in his first six months as director of the iconic maison, making Matthieu the most "in-fashion" creative director, if you'll pardon the pun.

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CALDER: RÊVER EN ÉQUILIBRE

FONDATION LOUIS VUITTON

We also attended the opening of the exhibition "Calder: Rêver en équilibre" at the Fondation Louis Vuitton. This show celebrates the 100th anniversary of Calder’s arrival in Paris, as well as the 50th anniversary of his passing. From April 15 to August 16, 2026, you can discover his work spread throughout the museum. We were surprised to learn he was a circus lover—perhaps that’s why he constantly sought to amaze us with balance from the heights.