Barbara Markert

Working in France for celebrated magazines like VOGUE, Grazia and Myself, Barbara Markert also writes articles for the technical publication Sportswear International, and The Brander. With a degree in business administration she is co-founder of the fashion blog “Modepilot” as well as the German journalists network “Weltreporter”.

Laurent Goblet – A Flair for Horses at Rue Faubourg Saint-Honoré

For almost 150 years, the French luxury goods manufacturer Hermès has been making saddles that delight both horse and rider.

Les Frères Marchand – Three Brothers United in Their Quest for Excellent Cheese

In the French province of Lorraine, the three brothers Philippe, Patrice, and Eric Marchand have succeeded in turning their long-standing family business into an international brand.

Handmade in France: Rubber Boots by Aigle

Once upon a time, the rubber boots Aigle manufactures were made mainly for French farmers. Today they are coveted by trendsetters around the globe.

Hermès – The Keepers of Savoir-Faire

Founded in 1837, today Hermès is one of the most profitable and successful luxury goods manufacturers in business.

Maison Fabre – Handmade for hands

Jean-Marc and Oliver Fabre cultivate their family’s longstanding tradition of producing fine leather accessories.

Garance Doré ‒ the girl next door who became a brand

In June 2006, Garance Doré posted her first entry on her web log. In the meantime, she has become the most famous female fashion blogger in France, maybe even in the world.