“Living Beautifully in Paris” is a magnificent bibliographic volume that invites readers to embark on a unique journey through Paris, led by the unmistakable Mathilde Favier, the charismatic director of public relations at Dior Couture. The book was presented in Lisbon at the brand’s boutique, with the author in attendance.
Born into one of the most creative and influential families in Paris, Favier is renowned for her warm and generous hospitality, cultivating a network of friends that includes some of the most prestigious figures in the capital’s fashion, beauty, art, interior design, and gastronomy scenes. It’s no surprise, as she is also responsible for global celebrity relations at Dior.
With the support of engaging text and interviews conducted by Frédérique Dedet, Favier— the true embodiment of the Parisian soul—guides readers through the city’s most intimate and exclusive corners, revealing stores, studios, homes, and kitchens of extraordinary personalities. Personal stories, expert insights, and shared secrets, along with Favier’s extensive knowledge of the most refined and hidden places in the French capital, offer a rare and captivating view into the vibrant heart of the city.
This work is a true feast for the senses, providing an immersive and sensory experience, designed as a scrapbook-style book that includes never-before-seen documents and stunning photographs captured by Pascal Chevallier. The images reveal the timeless beauty of Paris and portray the figures at the epicenter of its cultural and artistic scene.
In her major work “Living Beautifully in Paris” Mathilde Favier, a passionate advocate of beauty and holistic well-being, brings together a strong team. On one side, Frédérique Dedet, with a prestigious career that includes collaborations with publications like France Soir, Point de Vue, and L’Officiel, is currently the editor-in-chief of the lifestyle magazine Série Limitée. On the other hand, photographer Pascal Chevallier, whose work regularly appears in magazines like Vogue, Vanity Fair, AD, and Elle Decor, is a reference in the world of fashion and lifestyle, capturing the essence of the city and its key players. The book, published by Flammarion, has 280 pages with 250 color illustrations.
