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AIDES the big sales
The seasonal AIDES fashion sales took place last week at BETC agency, on the roof top terrace. This twice a year flea market helps raising funds for AIDES organization that supports people infected and affected by HIV virus through the sale of clothes, generously donated by designers. This year’s, the summer edition was sustained by Alexandre Mattiussi designer. This event has collected a wide selection of items (given by more than 150 ready-to-wear designers, brands, perfumers, publishers…) at good prices!
Many a little makes a mickle…
Photos by Pascal GILLET

LVMH prize 2014
Today was given the LVMH prizes, created in November 2013 and issued from a selection of 10 young designers among Simon Porte Jacquemus, Julien Dossena…
Then, duo Miuniku (Tina and Nikita Sutradhar) from bombay and Hood by Air (Shayne Oliver) from New York won the special prizes and the big winner LVMH prize was Canadian Thomas Tait working in London.
To be followed…
Photo by Pascal GILLET

Monumenta 2014 film off
Film of the exhibition setting at the Paris Grand Palais, hosted by russian artist couple Ilya & Emilia KABAKOV…
Photo and video by PASCAL GILLET

CANNES FESTIVAL 2014 line up
The 2014 Cannes line-up has officially been announced this morning and there’s plenty to be excited about.
From Olivier Assayas’ Sils Maria, David Cronenberg’s Map to the Stars to Ryan Gosling’s directorial debut Lost River and Mike Leigh’s Mr. Turner, see what will be heading to the “Croisette”

OFFICIAL COMPETITION
Captives (Canada) dir. Atom Egoyan
Foxcatcher (U.S.A.) dir. Bennett Miller
Goodbye To Language (France) dir. Jean-Luc Godard
The Homesman (U.S.A./France) dir. Tommy Lee Jones
Jimmy’s Hall (U.K) dir. Ken Loach
Leviathan (Russia) dir. Andrey Zvyagintsev
Maps To The Stars (Canada) dir. David Cronenberg
The Marvel (Italy) dir. Alice Rohrwacher
Mommy (Canada) dir. Xavier Dolan
Mr. Turner (U.K) dir. Mike Leigh
Saint Laurent (France) dir. Bertrand Bonello
The Search (France) dir. Michel Hazavanicius
Sils Maria (France) dir. Olivier Assayas
Still The Water (Japan) dir. Naomi Kawase
Timbuktu dir. Abderrahmane Sissako
Two Days One Night (Belgium) dir. Jean-Pierre & Luc Dardennes
Wild Tales (Argentina) dir. Damian Szifron
Winter Sleep (Turkey) dir. Nuri Bilge Ceylan

OPENING FILM
Grace Of Monaco (U.S.A./France) dir. Olivier Dahan

OUT OF COMPETITON
Coming Home (China) dir. Zhang Yimou
How To Train Your Dragon 2 (U.S.A.) dir. Dean DeBlois

UN CERTAIN REGARD
Amour Fou (dir. Jessica Hausner)
Bird People (dir. Pascale Ferran)
The Blue Room (dir. Mathieu Amalric)
Charlie’s Country (dir. Rolf De Heer)
Eleanor Rigby (dir. Ned Benson)
Fantasia (dir. Wang Chao)
A Girl At My Door (dir. July Jung)
Harcheck mi Headro (dir. Keren Yedaya)
Jauja (dir. Lisandro Alonso)
Lost River (dir. Ryan Gosling)
The Misunderstood (dir. Asia Argento)
Party Girl (dir. Marie Amachoukeli, Claire Burger and Samuel Theis)
Run (dir. Philippe Lacote)
Salt Of The Earth (dir. Wim Wenders & Juliano Ribeiro Salgado)
Snow In Paradise (dir. Andrew Hulme)
Titli (dir. Kanu Behl)
Tourist (dir. Ruben Ostlund)
Unhappy Youth (dir. Jaime Rosales)
Xenia (dir. Panos Koutras)

MIDNIGHT SCREENINGS
The Rover (dir. David Michod)
The Salvation (dir. Kristian Levring)
The Target (dir. Chang)

SPECIAL SCREENINGS
Bridges Of Sarajevo (anthology film)
Caricaturists: Fantasies Of Democracy (dir. Stephanie Valloatto)
Eau Argentee (dir. Mohammed Ossana)
Les Gens Du Monde (dir. Yves Yeuland)
Maidan (dir. Sergei Loznitsa)
Red Army (dir. Polsky Gabe)

UNIQLO Ines de la Fressange
Launch of the new collaboration between Uniqlo and Ines de la Fressange
Photo and video by Pascal Gillet

UNIQLO OPERA
17, rue Scribe
75009 Paris

Glebe Markets Sydney — this market is one of Sydney’s most well known Saturday markets with diversity, character and style. Drop into Glebe Markets and find a treasure or sample our gourmet foods while relaxing on the lawn and listening to the live bands. In days when recycling is a way of life, Glebe is a great place to find recycled fashion items, CDs, books… You never know what treasures your rummaging fingers may turn up. Open every Saturday from 10am to 4pm, explore and lose yourself at Glebe Markets for a day.
Text & report by Manon Gorgé

Glebe Market
Derby Place/Glebe Pt. Rd
Sydney

ERIKA GUILLOTIN on casting
Erika Guillotin, 17 years old, new face at Viva model management. She came for traffic magazine casting with good mood, fun behavior and healthy appearance. Fresh air!
Photographs by Pascal Gillet

Robert Stadler Philippe Katerine respectively designer and musician produce a musical and theatre performance inspired by the rounded, padded forms of Tephra formations – Irregular bomb, designed by Stadler. Some fifteen scenes describe the life of this singular piece of furniture, which suggests a critical, quirky reinterpretation of bourgeois codes values, and imagines a multitude of other possible uses transcending the conventional use of the sofa. From the complex and ambiguous relationship of the creators with their works – furniture or song – to the fantasy of the snake woman who explores all the sofa’s forms by crawling over it, the sofa become the centre of a series of situations accompanied by singing, the spoken word or silence, leading the viewer on a journey from the serious to the absurd.

Robert Stadler & Philippe Katerine
CENTRE POMPIDOU
Tephra formations
Thursday 24th — friday 25th October 2013

Passage du Désir… huit minutes à nous couper le souffle. Le premier court métrage de Karole Rocher est à l’image de sa réalisatrice — direct et authentique.
Avec Karole Rocher et Benjamin Biolay.
Photos. Sophie Demarcq

L’actrice française Agathe Bonitzer à l’affiche du film “Au bout du Conte” co ecrit par Jean Pierre Bacri et réalisé par Agnes Jaoui.
Photo. Pascal Gillet

The new Le Monde d’Hermes catalogue SS 2013 is just arrived now. The pitch… SPORT, but chic!

hermes.com

Vive les mariés, livre autobiographie en photomatons de Pierre et Gilles, en série limitée par Bazar édition.
Debat chez OFR, en présence des photographes Pierre et Gilles avec Paquita Paquin, journaliste de mode  qui dialoguera avec Simon Liberati, écrivain, auteur de 113 études de littérature romantique et Thomas Doustaly de Bazar édition.

Photo. Pascal Gillet

MIchel Gondry tourne un film à Paris dans le 19eme arrondissement. Le décor semble prometteur ! Curiosités croisées avenue Mathurin Moreau…

Photo. Manon Gorgé

Masters of Maximalism

Manish Arora for Paco Rabanne: A few days ago, Manish Arora not only presented his own, radiant collection, he also revealed his first line as Paco Rabanne’s new creative director. Hardly a surprising choice, mind you – both houses are famous for their “lavish and over-the-top aesthetics,” the Indian designer told us.
In his studio, minutes before his personal show, Manish was calm and so was his team. Both collections were entirely ready  —an exploit in itself—, and so he sat with us for coffee and talked about house-hopping.
Paco Rabanne came both a surprise and an evidence, as both designers have always naturally be drawn to sci-fi, elongated lines with busy, outlandish embellishments, and a passion for minute detailing – thus mixing a futuristic vision with a love for technique. “On top of being colorful, we are both obsessed with details; we always loved the idea of using ancient craft to achieve something very modern.”
And while Arora’s own show delivered a classic Manish, juggling between utter theatricality and hushed sensitivity, Paco’s inheritance was like a new playground for him to play in.
He began by paying homage to Rabanne’s iconic Rhodoid dresses of the 60s – a bodycon dress in metallic appliqués, reminiscent of gladiators; 3D sequins created a trompe-l’oeil effect, for silhouettes oscillating between a Greek goddess, an Amazon and a Pluto inhabitant.
Respecting both his and the Spanish designer’s love to merge classical skills and cutting-edge material, he found a happy middle-ground between the two aesthetics, by proposing holographic dresses pieced with visible stitching, reminiscent of both histories. “The main thing was, I had to imagine what Paco Rabanne would do today, with the contemporary tools at hand,” he said, “not just remaining in the past, but reinterpreting what the silhouettes mean in 2012.”
This also applies to how he thinks of women, he explained, “The Paco woman of before isn’t the same today. Women aren’t the same today. There is a freedom, in life and in each movement and that has to be kept in mind for every design.” Manish explained, adding “both lines have plenty of wearable pieces. Indeed, while his lines bore jeans (yes! jeans) for the first time, his collection for Paco also offered simple pencil skirts paired with a dark cinched jacket – closer to New Look than Mars Attacks.
But the true future of Manish-meets-Paco is behind the scenes: while both designers have always cherished old-school atelier practice, Manish is taking some of the pieces to be made in India, a first for the usually French-made label. “Some of the more intricate pieces will be made in my atelier in New Delhi, because there, you can have quality that simply doesn’t exist anymore in Europe,” he said, explaining that some pieces will require a dozen people at a time on a single dress, “this respects the precision both houses love, and also keeps ancient techniques alive.”
Hard to beat…

Word. Alice Pfeifer
Photo. Clément Dauvent

Collection capsule Dior avec l’artiste allemand Anselm Reyle… le sac lady Dior s’électrise, des mini palettes de maquillage et de vernis en complements, des lunettes, bracelets, foulards et étoles… le tout en Janvier 2012. Exception faite aux aficionados d’Art Basel (en novembre à Miami) qui pourront s’enorgueillir de l’avoir dénichée avant tout le monde!!!

it’s about motrocycles, rock’n roll, beers, wet T-shirt contest, beers, engine sounds, burn out, rock’n roll, strip tease and some more dirty things !
Photo. Hervé Coutens
Shot with tri-x films by Kodak

Deux fois par an, le salon du Bread and Butter à Berlin recèle d’imagination pour recréer des univers aussi délirants que captivants! Pour fêter ses 10 ans, malgré une fréquentation apparemment amoindrie, les décorateurs se sont encore surpassés. Trois jours d’attractions visuels et sonores pour entretenir une “super” réputation…

The Bread and Butter – SUPERSHOW
6-8 juillet 2011
Berlin

Photo. Manon Gorgé

Each year MONUMENTA invites an internationally-renowned artist to turn their vision to the vast Nave of Paris’ Grand Palais and to create a new artwork especially for this space.

Anish Kapoor describes the work he is creating for MONUMENTA as follows: “A single object, a single form, a single colour.” “My ambition”, he adds, “is to create a space within a space that responds to the height and luminosity of the Nave at the Grand Palais. Visitors will be invited to walk inside the work, to immerse themselves in colour, and it will, I hope, be a contemplative and poetic experience.”

Designed using the most advanced technologies, the work will not merely speak to us visually, but will lead the visitor on a journey of total sensorial and mental discovery. A technical, poetic challenge unparalleled in the history of sculpture, this work questions what we think we know about art, our body, our most intimate experiences and our origins.
Spectacular and profound, it responds to what the artist considers to be the crux of his work: namely, “To manage, through strictly physical means, to offer a completely new emotional and philosophical experience.”

Monumenta 2011
from 11th may – 23 june 2011
Nave of Grand Palais – Main entrance
Winston Churchill Avenue – 75008 PARIS

Photo. Pascal Gillet

Viviane Sassen — Michael Stevenson Galley, Cape Town.

Salon d’art dédié à l’image fixe, Paris Photo réunit, du 18 au 21 novembre 2010, une centaine de galeries et éditeurs internationaux présentant un panorama des expressions photographiques du 21e siècle à nos jours.

Tom Hunter — Purdy Hicks Gallery, London.

Viktor Kopasz — Hunt Kastner Statement Gallery, Prague.

Nadim Asfar — Tanit Gallery, Munich.

Rune Guneriussen — Melanie Rio Gallery, Nantes.

Paris Photo 2010 invite à la découverte des scènes d’Europe centrale et offre un riche programme de rencontres, de conférences et de concours dévoilant des talents émergents. Cette édition 2010 coïncide avec les 30 ans du Mois de la Photo, événement qui fait de Paris la capitale mondiale de la photographie en novembre chaque année.

Karine Laval — Bonni Benrubi Gallery, New York.

Fabian Unternährer — Esther Woerdehoff Gallery, Paris.

Art fair dedicated to the still image, meet Paris Photo from November 18 to 21th 2010 — one hundred international galleries and publishers represented with an overview of photographic expression of the nineteenth century to now. Paris Photo 2010 invites the discovery scene in central Europe and offers a rich program of meetings, conferences and contests uncovering emerging talent. The 2010 edition coincides with the 30th anniversary of Month of Photography. An event that made Paris the world capital of photography in November every year.

Alex Preger — Yancey Richardson Gallery, New York.

Nadav Kander — Flowers Gallery, London.

Sigurdur Gudmundsson — i8 Gallery, Reykjavik .

William Klein — Fifty One Fine Art Photography Gallery, Anvers.

Venue: Carrousel du Louvre, 99 rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris
Dates: 17th -20th November 2011

The success of the FIAC has spawned a few interesting hangers-on, like Cutlog, where thirty-odd small galleries will be showing their artistic wares in the impressive setting of the Bourse du Commerce, in Les Halles… The event strives to be alternative and a complement to the FIAC, specialising in new and upcoming galleries and artists. A prize for « the most surprising artist » will be attributed by a jury of industry professionals.

Nostress Gallery — Prague

Golden Brain Gallery — Michel Cany

A Gallery — Sophie Delaporte

Aureus Contemporary — Karim Hamid

ArtFact Gallery — Alexander Kosolapov

Polka Gallery — Peter Lindberg (Cordula Reyer)

Even before the opening of his exhibition scheduled for the 8th October at the Museum of Modern Art in Paris, the work of renowned photographer and sulphurous American filmmaker Larry Clark has already produced its first political effects. His images reflect the uncompromising disorientation and drift of teenagers trapped in drugs, sex, violence and despair. By showing the dark side of adolescence which the company insists on not seeing the distress, suffering and difficulties in life, its images are disturbing, at the risk of falling under the scope of law(as access to the exhibition will be only to minors under 18 years). In fact, the exhibition of Larry Clark reactive the complex and crucial debate on censorship, law, legality and transgression, in other words on politics. Respect for the right pays the high tribute for the sacrifice of the freedom of Art!!!

Pierre Bergé et Vincent Darré

Lancement très hype de la nouvelle collection en série limitée de Vincent Darré A L’Eau Dali…
Maison Darré 32 rue du Mont Thabor 75001 Paris.

Photos. Pascal Gilllet

Here the new Traffic magazine discovered in the Palais de Tokyo. Number 7 has been issued by the 31th of May, in France and abroad. Available easily online on kdpresse.com

Preview of the new Traffic magazine cover 7, the Spring- Summer 2010 issue… with actress Maria de Medeiros.
To be out 29th May in all good stores, in France and abroad and through out internet on kdpresse.com

Maria de Medeiros wears a shirt by CHLOÉ

It’s a gorgeous, sunny afternoon and I sip a coffee outside the cinema MK2 quai de la Loire. Feeling like I’m going on a blind date, I examine closely the comings and goings of people who are out walking. There he is! Mads Mikkelson in person. This handsome, Danish actor arrives wearing a pair of faded jeans, a checked shirt, leather jacket and, thank heavens, a pair of walking shoes for our promenade on the banks of the canal. No dark sunglasses that are always worn by stars. But a star he is!

He started his day in Paris with a big breakfast, a mushroom omelette “at least I think they were mushrooms”,cheese, bacon…A man’s breakfast and in order to keep in shape he rides around his native Denmark on a Lance Armstrong racing bike, helmet included…We go straight to the heart of the matter and I ask him if he’s a cool Dad, “I think I am for my two teenagers who are 16 & 12, but maybe they don’t think so, I took my son to school the other day on my motorbike, I really earned some bonus points there.” Move over Steve McQueen!

And what if his children want to follow in his footsteps one day? As he starts speaking about his craft he changes, becomes more expansive, “I’m not one of those actors who say that it’s a difficult job, a tormented one. I think that it’s a fantastic job, except when you don’t work, and that, unfortunately, is the big problem of many actors. So if they choose this job they will have some great moments!”

He loves dark humour, that’s a little catholic, a little Scottish, finds taboo subjects very funny…and has made two films in the genre by Anders Thomas Jenson…”A brilliant director and writer” ‘Adam’s Apples’; an outrageously funny film where he plays the role of a Pasteur “I play a crazy man, that’s all! Who’s been pretty wacky all his life!” and ‘The Green Butchers’, which is strewn with human body parts, “they were created by two fantastic guys who’ve been living in basements all their lives.” Suddenly his quirky sense of humour surfaces…

photo. Thierry Sauvage
words. Tracy Dwyer

“And there appeared a beauty who drew upon herself the eyes of the world and one must believe that she was of a perfect beauty as she was admired in a place where it was the custom to behold beauty.”

The Princess of Cleaves: in this important novel about love and pride, which is a masterpiece of classical affectation, it is thus that the author, Mme de La Fayette, presents her heroine to us. Today, more than three hundred years later, the same spell appears to have struck the cinema in the conjuring up of Léa Seydoux, French cinema’s newly betrothed.

In the film La Belle Personne (The beautiful person), a contemporary variation of La Princess de Cleaves, directed by Christope Honoré, this young actress revealed the intensity of her presence/absence acting in front of the camera. A continual block of rage that masks a mysterious, abysmal sadness. The verdict of the profession? A Star is Born. At the last Cannes Film Festival she climbed the red-carpeted steps for Quentin Tarentino’s Inglorious Basterds in the company of Brad Pitt, Diana Kruger and Mélanie Laurent. She was awarded the Chopard trophy for the female discovery of the year before leaving for England and Robin Hood, a film that Ridley Scott is shooting with Russell Crowe in the leading role, Cate Blanchett, William Hurt and the prodigious Vanessa Redgrave. This discrete, ambitious young woman, who likes to go to bed late and wake up early, wants to “mark out her path”, be at the height of her capacities and asserts her wish to become a “great actress, who manages, in sum, to touch people.” She appreciates the sonority of the word actress “a classy, dry word that corresponds to the profession. It’s desire, elegance. A little like a woman who has every quality.”
*La Princess de Clèves Madame de La Fayette 

To read more… Traffic magazine 6, availabe at good bookstores and through out the website
                  
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« Il parut alors une beauté qui attira les yeux de tout le monde et l’on doit croire que c’était une beauté parfaite puisqu’elle donna de l’admiration dans un lieu où l’on était accoutumé à voir de belles personnes. »

Dans ce grand roman sur l’amour et l’orgueil qu’est La Princesse de Clèves, chef-d’œuvre de la préciosité classique, c’est ainsi que l’auteure, Mme de La Fayette, nous présente son héroïne. Aujourd’hui, plus de trois cents ans après, le même sortilège semble frapper le septième art à l’évocation de Léa Seydoux, nouvelle promise du cinéma français.

C’est justement dans le film La Belle personne, variation contemporaine de la Princesse de Clèves, réalisé par Christophe Honoré que cette jeune actrice révélait devant la caméra l’intensité d’un jeu tout en présence/absence. Un bloc de rage contenue qui dissimule une tristesse abyssale, mystérieuse. Verdict de la profession ? A Star is Born. Au dernier Festival de Cannes, elle montait les marches pour Inglorious Basterds de Quentin Tarentino entourée de Brad Pitt, Diane Kruger et Mélanie Laurent. Elle recevait dans la foulée le trophée Chopard de la révélation féminine avant de rejoindre l’Angleterre et l’équipe du film Robin Des Bois que tourne actuellement Ridley Scott avec Russell Crowe dans le rôle titre, Cate Blanchett, William Hurt et l’immense Vanessa Redgrave. Cette ambitieuse discrète, qui aime se coucher tard et se réveiller tôt, veut « tracer sa route », être au maximum de ses capacités et revendique le désir de devenir « une grande actrice, celle qui parvient en somme à toucher les gens. » Elle aime la sonorité du mot actrice « un mot plus classe, sec, qui correspond à ce métier. C’est le désir, l’élégance. Un peu comme une femme qui aurait toutes les qualités. »

Blouse. SOPHIA KOKOSALAKI
Make up. Dior with Diorskin Nude 
Fond de Teint Poudre Effet Peau Nue Beige Clair
Mascara Diorshow Iconic Noir
Dior Addict Lip Glow

Here the french actress, Lea Seydoux during a fashion shoot for Traffic magazine n°6.

Photographer. Henry Roy
Styling. Keiko Seya
Photo report. Shane

photo. Sophie Demarcq

Aude Wojtyna est une jeune comédienne de 28 ans. Elle livre une féminité fragile et enfantine. Paris la rend contemplative et ne cesse de l’émouvoir chaque jour, au fil des rues, des passants, des nouvelles découvertes. Elle s’y enivre des odeurs des saisons et s’en inspire pour les bandes son de ses films. Jeune fille gourmande, elle a un faible pour les macarons Ladurée. Mais son plus grand vertige, c’est le baiser de son homme dans son cou… Alors qu’elle vient de terminer le tournage de 8 de Gil Atanassof, elle travaille sur une adaptation des Carnets du sous-sol de Dostoïevski.

Cravate APC
Jeans LEVI’S
Chemise ecosaise LEVI’S
Lingerie ERES
Blouson en jeans ZUCCA
Salopette LEE
Combinaison en nylon ZUCCA
All over REPETTO

mots. Sophie Faucillion
photo. Thierry Sauvage 

Mardi 27 novembre, dix heures, place Denfert-Rochereau, la place de l’étoile du XIV° arrondissement, avec ses avenues en pétales (Agnès Varda). Je salue le Lion de Belfort et me précipite à la terrasse du Daguerre. J’attends Aïssa Maïga, l’actrice au visage perlé de mille larmes, s’effondrant sur les mots d’une ancienne chanson burkinabaise dans Bamako… L’eldorado est à tout jamais perdu. A onze heures, Aïssa arrive, rollers pendant sur les épaules…

Tuesday, on the 27th November , 10 am at Denfert-Rochereau, the place de l’Etoile in the XIV° district, with its crossing avenues. I greet the Lion of Belfort and have a coffee at the terrace of the café Daguerre. I’m waiting Aïssa Maïga, the french actress with a beaded face of thousand tears, crying on the words of an old song in the film Bamako… The eldorado is lost forever. At 11 am, Aïssa arrives, rollerskates on the shoulders…

mots. Aurélie Galois
photo. Raphaël Gianelli-Meriano

It is 4pm and actress, Sylvie Testud, who spent the night on the filming of Sagan, should sleep. On the table of its kitchen, a photograph reveals the resemblance striking between the actress and the novelist. Ruben, his son and his dad make the nap, but they will not be long in being awaked by chatterings and the laughter of our small team, animated by a Sylvie Testud particularly funny…

photos. Lee Strickland
réalisation. Isabelle Decis 

A l’âge de 13 ans, Roxane croise le regard du réalisateur français Manuel Pradal. L’été suivant elle tourne Marie Baie des Anges. Elle dit avoir appris son métier grâce à la réalisatrice très controversée Catherine Breillat, notamment à travers leur première collaboration A Ma Sœur. Elles se retrouvent  dans Sex is comedy et enfin pour le dernier film de la réalisatrice Une Vieille Maîtresse, adapté du roman éponyme de Barbey d’Aurevilly en compétition au festival de Cannes 2007…

At 13 years old, Roxane crosses the glance of the French director Manuel Pradal. The next summer, she plays Marie Baie des Anges. She says to have learned her job thanks to the very controversed director Catherine Breillat, in particular during their first film collaboration A Ma Soeur. They’ ve worked again in the film Sex is comedy and in the last film of the director Une vieille maitresse, adapted from eponymous novel of Barbey d”Aurevilly in competition at Cannes festival 2007…

mots. Aurelie Gallois
photo. Raphael Gianelli-Meriano 

Pour Traffic, nous avons proposé à l’un de nos acteurs favoris, Pascal Greggory, de vivre un entretien mobile, véhiculé par un moyen de locomotion de son choix. Lundi 8 janvier, nous avons donc rendez-vous à 15h au pied de la grande roue, place de la Concorde…

For Traffic magazine, we proposed to one of our favorite actors, Pascal Greggory, to make a mobile interview, on a boat. On Monday January 8th, we met at 3pm at the at the bottom of big wheel at Place de la Concorde…