Alice Pfeiffer is a Paris-based freelance journalist, who writes for the New York Times, the International Herald Tribune, Art in America, Interview, Tank and Elle US. After graduating with a Masters degree in Gender Studies from the London School of Economics, she went on to work as an editorial assistant for the International Herald Tribune in Paris. She is now working between her couch in Montmartre and London's East End. Her general interests are art, pastry, and bizarre facts.
A gaming arcade rave, in crisp white crops, sneakers and visors worn like necklaces
Sep 25, 2013
Parisian art director Gilles Uzan on a lifelong automobile obsession and his new car magazine
Mar 19, 2012
The creative duo referenced Victorian England through Liberty prints, pastels and white lace
Jan 26, 2012
The fashion house reclaimed unwanted materials for their couture show with influences from the 70s and old 19th to 20th century fabrics
Candyfloss beehives, flicked eyeliner and an onslaught of corsetry made a clear homage to Amy Winehouse with 50s rockabilly vibes