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Virginie Viard went light as a tutu with her ballet-themed haute couture show for Chanel, featuring a special appearance by Margaret Qualley.

The retrospective show "Gabrielle Chanel—Fashion Manifesto" at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London takes visitors on a journey that begins with the iconic designer’s first millinery boutique in Paris in 1910 and ends with her final collection in 1971. Featuring over 200 looks brought together in one place for the first time, the show shines a spotlight on both little-known pieces held by the Museum and showstoppers from the fashion house, Patrimoine de Chanel, and the Palais G...

You realise, in the peacefulness of winter, that Nice is an inherently old-fashioned sort of place, notes Andrew Martin, who visits the city during its quieter months.

We explore eight iconic brasseries across France for traditional, good-value meals in sumptuous surroundings

When in Paris, you'll want to eat and drink at all the best places. We've rounded up some top spots for you to check out in "the City of Light."

Mark Edmonds enjoys the sybaritic pleasures of train travel as he journeys on an Interrail pass through Europe with his beloved Spaniel.

Grand designs will feature in a major expansion of the Paris Métro, but there is plenty of theatricality, beauty and swagger on show at existing stations

✉ My husband and I booked to go on holiday to Malcesine on Lake Garda with Jet2 on May 24. Due to the TV coverage of the “apocalyptic and devastating” floods

Maison Colbert in Paris’ Latin Quarter is the best place to stay for experiencing the best Paris has to offer.

Revisit the golden era of high society sojourns to the coastal resorts of Cannes, Biarritz and Deauville