White Noise

The cover girl in the April issue, Jacqueline Sappert had a look of a graceful mighty warrior. The pictures were so provocative that I had never heard of this model before reading the issue, but it got into my head so bad that I actually read about the cover girl. She took me by a storm. The article, Nappa Story became my favourite since I keep visiting the store quite often but did not know about the café Dori at all. Will visit it really soon. The tried and tested column has always been so helpful in choosing my kind of products. Thank you L’Officiel.

Ranjan Kapoor

Mumbai

Neo Rocks

I often read L'Officiel India due to its honest and transparent approach. The article, Neo Rocks based on India and architecture was a treat to eyes. The splendor of our ancient buildings, forts, havelis leave me amazed. Every structure makes you imagine the vastness of the brains that created them. The five chapters of the April issue had beautiful titles. Beauty of Phuket actually tempted me to fly to the place. This is something that is my travel checklist now. In the article, Starry Eyed you spoke to Arjun Kapoor, but unfortunately I don't agree with his concepts, mindset and choices.

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Ps: L'Officiel India in itself is a celebration indeed. It evokes life in life.

Vidhu Kapoor,

New Delhi

Animal Friendly

We are constantly encroaching the animals and bird’s habitat, disturbing the entire ecological imbalance. The article was an eye opener and feels good to hear how in Four Seasons Golden Triangle, Thailand is taking initiative to provide a habitat for them. The hotels management near the sanctuaries took the good initiative to stop the tourists for not to disturb the animals. The April issue of L’Officiel was a leap forward and every article was a visual delight providing the immense knowledge of fashion, tourism, accessories and much more.

Maliha Urooj Fatima,

Hyderabad

Method to Progress

From featuring jewellery to shoes and watches to perfumes, the April issue was a mere encyclopedia. The trend setters like Nimish Shah and Rahi Chadda in Rewriting the Rules became the future face of Indian creativity. The story of Lone Crusader was a great read because it talked about the issue of LGBTQ Community which still has not been accepted with open arms. Arjun Kapoor in Starry Eyed, registered his emphatic presence through his mature approach and individuality. The cover star, Jacqueline Sappert in White Noise, completely bowled me over through her divine charm.

Kabir Babu,

New Delhi