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THERE IS ANOTHER WAY TO FLY.
It is fying that is an extension of what you value not an interruption of it.
Less harrowing than fying commercial.
More intimate than fying private.
IT’S FLYING PERSONAL.
And once you’ve done it, you’ll never want to fly any other way.
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Letter from the Editor
T is season, we celebrate 10 years of L’O fciel St Barth, a magazine where fashion intersects with art and lifestyle. Te magazine was created to bridge the glamorous world of high fashion with the relaxed elegance of our beloved island. It has become more than a publication; it’s a celebration of creativity, a platform for global and local talent, and a representation of the unique essence of St Barth.
At the heart of our success lies the unwavering support of our partners and sponsors, especially the luxury fashion brands that have believed in our vision from the very beginning. From Louis Vuitton and Dior to Chrome Hearts, Bvlgari, Creed, and since the beginning Vilebrequin, Jacques Zolty and Lolita Jaca. To the other prestigious brands in hospitality l’Eden Rock , Le Toiny, Sibarth Villas and Premier Properties, thank you for enriching the experience.
A magazine is only as strong as the team behind it, and I am endlessly grateful to the talented individuals who have poured their heart and soul into every issue. From the editorial team to the writers, photographers, designers, and stylists, your creativity and dedication have made this magazine what it is today.
To our readers, you are the reason L’O fciel St Barth exists. Your support, loyalty, and enthusiasm fuel everything we do. Whether f ipping through the pages or exploring our digital platforms, your engagement inspires us to keep striving with every release.
At L’O fciel St Barth, we are proud to embrace sustainability and actively contribute to causes that protect our planet and support our community. Our commitment to eco-conscious practices drives every aspect of our production, from using recycled ink to printing on carefully selected paper that ofers a new aesthetic while minimizing environmental impact. Tese choices refect our dedication to the natural beauty of our world, particularly the pristine environment of our island that inspires us.
In addition to our environmental e forts, we support charitable causes close to our hearts. T rough our partnership with Le Coeur St Barth , an organization dedicated to cardiology initiatives for the health of the local community.
By promoting sustainability and supporting charitable initiatives, we aim to redefne what it means to be a leader in fashion and publishing.
Tank you for joining us on this journey to make a positive impact—one step at a time, for the planet, our community, and future generations.
— Philippe Combres,
Publisher
LINDSEY WIXSON, EYE ON THE WAVE
ISLAND SPIRIT
latest collection and the true island spirit.
DOGS OF ST BARTH
The four-legged residents of the island.
The traveling art exhibition inspiring environmental advocacy.
The influence of the surfer on art, culture, and fashion.
Ulyssia, a first-of-its-kind residential yacht – founded by Frank Binder.
PHOTO BY Skylar Williams
A rendez-vous with Lindsey Wixson at Le Toiny.
PHOTO BY Victor Robertof
Jacques Zolty’s
PHOTO BY Emily Lab
CASTING BY Marinka Burgos-Riano
MON SAC
As one of the Maison’s iconic lines, Le Roseau showcases Longchamp’s leather craftsmanship and artisanal expertise. The Bamboo clasp, an emblematic signature of the line, adorns the models like a jewel, adding a touch of sparkle and femininity.
LONGCHAMP | Rue De France, Gustavia @longchamp
LE ROSEAU HANDBAG BY LONGCHAMP
MES MULES
Made of laminated lambskin with interwoven tubular leather straps, these Bottega Blink Mules evoke the signature knot of the house.
MULE BY BOTTEGA VENETA
MA BOUGIE
HANDMADE CANDLES BY CALÉ
A limited handmade series inspired by the most authentic locations on the island of St Barth, these natural scents enliven your emotions so you have the strongest memories of your stay. Elegance meets the flame.
CALE ST BARTH | @calestbarth | Available at Eden Rock, St Barth
MON COEUR
SCULPTURE BY COEUR ST BARTH
Our beating heart of St Barth, the artist Roger Moreau is a part of St Barth’s identity. From his studio, Coeur St Barth, he sculpts hearts out of stone that he finds in nature.
MON SOIN
CLEAN SKINCARE BY EPICOSM
EPICOSM make skin products without mysterious or controversial ingredients.Vegetable oils bursting with fatty acids, vitamins, and antioxidants concentrated with anti-aging active ingredients, a single treatment of oleo-natural science is enough to hydrate and regenerate your skin. 100% concentrated assets, 0% risk. The power of simplicity.
HEALING SPA, Cour Vendôme, Rue de la République, Gustavia
MON PARFUM
Radiant and genderless fragrances inspired by free lifestyles, independence and joie de vivre, experience an everyday escape to the island of St. Barth through the legendary character of Jacques Zolty.
In April 1983, Andy
MON WARHOL
traveled to St
BY JIM HEDGES COLLECTION
with Jon
and
He remarks in his diaries: “The most beautiful day in the world. Photographed all day.” This work is a unique silver gelatin print from the Jim Hedges Collection.
Warhol
Martin
Gould
stayed at La Samanna.
L’œil de Warhol | Musée Territorial Wall House, La Pointe, Gustavia @musee_wallhouse
ART
MON ROCKING CHAIR
BY SÉRAPHYN
Based is St Barth, the artist-designer Séraphyn has created the SIGNATURE rocking chair inspired by the art of tropical living. She has reinvented this classic with calligraphic curves, creating a black ribbon of carbon fibre.
Perfecting the art of living for over two centuries, this champagne combines the values of excellence, taste and conviviality. It’s a sparkling and delectable expression of the inimitable spirit of the Rothschild family.
LOUNGE BARONS DE ROTHSCHILD | 19 rue du Général de Gaulle, Gustavia St Barthélémy @loungebaronsderothschildsbh
CHAMPAGNE BY BARONS DE ROTHSCHILD
MON MAILLOT
BATHYMÉTRIE DES OCÉANS TRUNKS BY VILBREQUIN
The vectorized pattern of these trunks, with its orange and yellow flows, is a vibrational map of the island. When you wear “Bathymétrie des Océans,” you carry the energy of St Barth. Surround yourself with warm, energizing flows and reach self-transcendence.
HOT
Batik
The home-grown designer Alexandra Tursi is bringing island-inspired styles to life and redefining modern fashion with her creative touch.
By PHILIPPE COMBRES
by EMILY LAB
Alexandra Tursi’s eponymous brand is in full bloom, inspired by the dreamy paradise of St Barth that she is grateful to call her home. From her beginnings sewing and designing clothes at just 10 years old to now launching her own label, Tursi has dedicated herself to creating pieces that are elegant and stylish, yet still comfortable. For the designer, creating is a passion that runs deep and is stitched into every detail.
Alexandra transforms every piece into a wearable work of art. She uses the island’s nature and fowers as inspiration, painting delicate and one-of-a-kind fowers onto high quality silk. Perfect for those who value style as much as comfort, her designs embody the relaxed elegance of island living.
T is season, Tursi’s signature silk pieces celebrate the beauty of St Barth with rich colors and intricate details, bringing the island’s natural charm to life in every design.
Her collection is all about laidback luxury. T ink: handpainted silk pieces that capture the true vibe of St Barth. Using ‘hot batik’, a timeless textile painting technique, ALEXANDRA
Photography
TURSI | Showroom in Gustavia, boat house. 16 rue Jeanne D’arc @alexandra.tursi
L’MODE
BOHEMIAN
Chic
Faby Jaca, founder of Lolita Jaca, on her collection —where timeless elegance meets bohemian sophistication, and every piece tells a story.
By JENNY MANNERHEIM
L’OFFICIEL: What is your earliest fashion memory?
FABY JACA: My earliest fashion memory goes back to my childhood, but it wasn’t just the fabrics or clothes that drew me in—it was primarily my perspective on women. I’ve always wanted to make them even more beautiful, to enhance their essence. From a young age, I was captivated by icons like Audrey Hepburn, for her natural elegance, and Brigitte Bardot, for her bohemian and wild style. Tese two
women, with their very diferent but complementary styles, left a lasting impression on me. My heart has always been torn between these two worlds, and it’s this duality that has shaped my approach to fashion.
L’O: How would you describe your creations, your style, and your approach to fashion?
FJ: My creations combine timeless elegance and simplicity,
with fuid cuts, luxurious fabrics, and unique prints that are part of the brand’s DNA. My style, inspired by travel, blends a bohemian touch with chic sophistication. Te aim is to create pieces that transcend seasons and become wardrobe essentials for our clients.
L’O: Te name Lolita Jaca – how did you come up with it?
FJ: Lolita Jaca was born from my desire to create a universe that is both poetic and evocative. “Lolita” embodies femininity, lightness, and a certain playful charm. “Jaca” is a tribute to my roots, both islander and cosmopolitan, and refects the soul of my creations.
L’O: You’ve traveled to India and Asia since the creation of Lolita Jaca, drawing inspiration from ancient cultures. How do these influences shape the brand and its creations?
FJ: Tese travels have been an invaluable source of inspiration. I was deeply moved by the colors, textures, craftsmanship, and exceptional embroideries I discovered. Te traditions and aesthetics of these regions nourish the very essence of my creations, whether through the choice of materials, manufacturing techniques, or the harmony of colors. Each piece of Lolita Jaca refects a meeting between these infuences and my own universe, creating a unique blend of modernity and ancient traditions.
L’O: You have two stores in Saint-Barth and are soon opening a new flagship in Palm Beach. Can you tell us about this expansion into the United States?
FJ: Palm Beach naturally became the perfect location for our expansion. Te clientele in this region shares our taste for refned elegance and timeless luxury, which aligns perfectly with the essence of Lolita Jaca. By opening this fagship, we’re bringing a bit of Saint-Barth’s spirit with us, ofering a unique experience that blends island chic with the luxury of Palm Beach. T is new step allows us to introduce our vision
to a wider audience while staying true to the brand’s spirit, combining sophistication with the art of living.
L’O: Lolita Jaca will celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2025. How do you reflect on these two decades?
FJ: Tese twenty years have been rich in learning, emotions, and challenges. Each step has strengthened my vision and allowed me to grow. Te successes, the defning moments, and even the obstacles have shaped this journey. Today, I feel immense pride and deep gratitude, particularly towards my sister Nanou Jaca, director of our boutiques, as well as to all those who have supported me: our loyal clients, my team, and those who have believed in me. T is anniversary will be an opportunity to celebrate this path we’ve traveled and to appreciate the chance to have realized this dream.
L’O: What have been some of your favorite moments throughout your journey?
FJ: Tere have been so many precious moments! I especially remember the f rst time I saw a woman wearing one of my creations in New York, by pure chance… It was a magical and emotional moment. Tere were also the collaborations with artisans in India, which allowed my ideas to come to life in such an authentic way. And of course, the opening of our f rst boutique remains an unforgettable memory. But beyond these key moments, my journey is also an incredible daily experience. I look at it all with the eyes of a child, always amazed and grateful for this success. I still can’t believe the love my creations have received over the past two decades and the loyalty of my clients, who wear and adore my designs with such passion.
L’O: What’s the best fashion advice you’ve ever received?
FJ: “Stay true to yourself.” In fashion, as in life, it’s essential not to get swept away by feeting trends and always return to your essence, to what truly inspires you. Creating to last is what makes the diference.
PAGE—Photography by Emily Lab
OPPOSITE PAGE—Portrait by Michael Gramm
LOLITA JACA | Flagship store: Les hauts du Carré, Gustavia | Nightshop: Bonito St Barth, Rue Lubin Brin, Gustavia | @lolitajaca lolitajaca.com
The world of GAIA
As Jasmin Larian’s Cult Gaia brand reaches further round Mother Earth, we discuss chaos, the divine feminine & how her designs sculpt her desires.
By JENNY MANNERHEIM
JENNY MANNERHEIM: What is your earliest fashion memory?
JASMIN LARIAN : My earliest fashion memory is going through my mother’s linen closet. She used to have a lot of fabric left over because she was a fashion designer. She would keep it in the linen closet, I would go in there and it was like a treasure chest of textures and unique shapes, it was a really magical experience and probably my f rst fashion experience. I was around 5 years old. Tat and I would only go to school in a dress it had to twirl or I wouldn’t wear it.
JM: How would you describe your approach to designing?
JL: I really believe in the concept of “one stroke”. I love sets, I think the eye moves upwards. Tat’s why I like designing in a lot of tonal colors, playing with bolder silhouettes and playing with proportion, fnding ways to emphasize or characterize a woman’s body. I love inviting a bit of playfulness but also making sure that everything is quite timeless, and then fnally I think everything has a bit of a goddess element to it it’s elegant but it has impact.
JM: I love that concept of the goddess, and the name Cult Gaia, how did you come up with that name?
JL: Gaia is the goddess of Mother Earth and the daughter of Chaos. For me femininity is the most creative force there is, as well as nature, and I think every great design has tension within it which to me is chaos.
JM: You’ve described your design philosophy as creating things you want to wear.
JL: I tend to gravitate towards things that I don’t see everywhere, I love nuance and a bit of things that feel unique and very diferent but also timeless. I think that is a huge part of my philosophy as well, it’s the idea of if I’m going to take it out of the bottom of a box, will it still look good? I think that’s the best evolution, you can see our product has gotten so much better as I have learned, having this company has been a bit like school and I think there’s always room for improvement but our product is so much better than ever; beautiful, timeless, and in continuity with our brand DNA.
L’MODE
JM: Te Cult Gaia aesthetic is artful and sculptural, I know your mother was also a sculptor, how do you approach blending art and fashion in your designs?
JL: Yes I think most of our pieces basically act like wearable sculptures and wearable art, they’re made and crafted to evoke emotion but still wearable. I think its super important for someone to feel when they see something, that’s why we exist as a brand and I think that we really walk the line of creating pieces that are extraordinary but also functional.
JM: Motherhood has also influenced your fashion collection, how does that tie into the designs? Tis idea of being a mother and leading this international brand?
JL: Well I think more than ever it makes me really focused on making pieces that are lasting, forever. Tat’s truly my approach right now to sustainability, as much as possible, making less but making everything a lot better because I really think of what they’re going to see the legacy of what I created. Our customers are going to grow up with that, so how do I want to make them proud. It has also taught me a lot of patience and has changed my approach to managing a team and a company, it’s a lot more purposeful.
JM: You opened your store last year in St Barth, how did you decide to open a store on the island?
JL: I visited St Barth three years ago and to me it’s like this magical escape. I like that it’s a little hard to get to and it has this perfect balance of nature lots of nature, and also glamour. T is to me is the most Cult Gaia thing ever, the balance of both. I just felt like it really feels like an escape when you’re there, and it’s a bit artistic in a way, and bohemian which I really resonated with. Everyone who knows knows, it’s a magical gem of a place. We have a global audience and they travel there, I thought it would be a perfect place for us to give them a piece of our brand.
JM: What were your favorite spots?
JL: I stayed in an amazing house next to Eden Rock, we got so lucky we could walk to the beach from it. I was with my kids, magical. We did a lot of hikes, Le Grand Fond, the sea turtles. I mean, wow.
JM: You last dressed Tailor Hill for the CFDA awards, do you do custom designs with talent?
JL: Yes. I was working on my resort collection, believe it or not I’m working on it for next year, and the word that inspired the whole collection for me is: charming. So the whole collection there’s like this idea of what is charming when it comes to pieces. And I think her dress was one of the f rst things we designed with that concept, you’ll see a lot more come up, but it’s a year from now.
EVERYONE who KNOWS KNOWS, it’s A MAGICAL GEM OF a place.
JM: Any upcoming projects you’re most excited about? Could you tell us a bit about your upcoming perfume launch?
JL: A goddess, femininity, contrast and tension. Each scent has a little bit. It’s defnitely not basic. I really wanted it to be something that trails you, it doesn’t overwhelm you, and that’s how I kind of see perfect product, it’s not so in your face but the more you look, the more you see, and with fragrance it’s like the more you follow, the more you, you’re like, what is that?
JM: What’s the best fashion advice you’ve ever received?
JL: Less is more, I think. I think it’s a big challenge, but it goes a long way to be able to edit and pull back sometimes.
Bathymetry VIBRATIONS
The French luxury swimwear house Vilebrequin, renowned for its dedication to eco-friendly materials and innovative design, has partnered with the visionary Françoise Nallet, an expert in energy frequencies, to create an exclusive model inspired by the marine landscapes of Saint Barth.
By PHILIPPE COMBRES
PHILIPPE COMBRES: Could you briefly describe your activity and how you work with Vilebrequin?
FRANÇOISE NALLET: I have been practicing cellular memory expertise for several years. I am also a speaker and author. My main activity consists of uncovering unconscious blockages that hinder the full development of individuals, and I teach methods and tools that help people fnd the best qualities within themselves to grow and feel happier. My extrasensory abilities allow me to transmit this energy and knowledge across various felds. Terapeutic support for individuals, creation, theater, and writing. Textile creation was my f rst profession, when I designed colorful wedding dresses and shimmering corsets at a time when getting married in white was almost mandatory. My source of inspiration comes from nature, the stars at night, and the love of sharing knowledge.
Meeting Vilebrequin was, above all, the meeting of a wonderful man, Roland Helory—an exceptionally kind being, passionate about his work. He trusted the dynamic of “pattern and energy” and the story that the design would tell. Roland had faith in my intuition, and I am deeply grateful for that.
PC: You work with energy frequencies; how does it work?
FN: Energy frequencies are fows of energy that are an integral part of matter, shapes, and colors. Tus, fabric and the materials that compose it—fbers, shapes, patterns—emit vibrations along with the corresponding favorable energy. Te designs of the collection are inspired by the source of creation: these positive, invisible waves that cannot be seen by the naked eye, yet they possess an extremely powerful
vibrational energy. Each product, whether a swimsuit or garment, will emit vibrations for the person wearing it and infuence their own energy. T is goes beyond simply feeling good in a piece of clothing because of its color or pattern. Te patterns I create are drawn from the expression of my intuition, which is connected to these energetic felds. Tese vibrations can be transposed onto a fabric or product. T is alchemical design work, based on color nuances and associated patterns, carries a sacred quality and is rooted in the theory of the fve elements, which symbolizes the balance of all things. Each swimsuit is inspired by this balance, with vibrations that are either soothing, energizing, or revitalizing, depending on the theme. In this way, each pattern carries a sacred quality and transmits a powerful message through its vibrations. My extrasensory abilities allow me to transmit this vibratory and energetic language. Te pattern delivers a message… that of the fow of energy. Te “Bathymétrie des Océans” line, for instance, reveals dynamic, regenerating vibrations through its design.
PC: What is exactly the bathymetry and how came the concept of Bathymetry of the Oceans, this special piece exclusively for St Barth?
FN: At its core, bathymetry is a technique used to observe and measure the depth of the oceans. However, the vibrational feld of St Barth revealed, through my intuitive reading, very graphic fows that pointed to powerful, energy-rich grounds. Te vibrational feld I connected to revealed harmonious, balanced fows. Te vectorized pattern of the island, along with the colored fows—touches of orange and yellow— represent the vibrational map of the island, which you can see in the print. It’s as if you are wearing the island’s energy, or carrying a bit of its land, its vibrations, and its beautiful energy in your suitcase. Wearing “Bathymétrie des Océans” is like carrying and unveiling dynamic, regenerating vibrations that support good mood and self-transcendence. It’s a pattern that radiates the energy of St Barth onto you, and then into your suitcase, bringing along the island’s vibrations—surrounded by warm, energizing fows that are conducive to vitality.
L’OCÉAN EACH PATTERN carries A SACRED QUALITY and TRANSMITS a POWERFUL MESSAGE
PC: What have you learned from our underwater landscapes while creating these visuals?
FN: T rough this creative exploration I tapped into the beauty of the seabed and the artistic character of the form waves I sensed. Nature, in response to my connection, revealed perfect curves, unimaginable forms of beauty, and inspiration fowed from there.
PC: Are you concerned about the protection of the oceans, and what do you think is the best way to protect them?
FN: Yes, of course. It is essential to become more conscious of nature and our fundamental role in protecting it. Nature is an integral part of our existence. Te oceans, like forests and all natural spaces, are vital habitats for life, and in order
for life to fnd its balance, we must live in harmony with nature, which is a fundamental element of our balance and future. Protecting the oceans is crucial for the survival of the ecosystem and our future. It’s like we must naturally protect someone we love. T is may sound like a simple approach but perhaps the message would be better understood this way: the best way to protect the oceans is to educate humans about their preservation. Measures should also be put in place, such as regulating fshing practices—fostering more conscious and environmentally respectful fshing, and enforcing regulations on large ships that dump their pollutants into the ocean without consideration. Finally, it’s essential to educate everyone on the dangers of human overactivity in the oceans, which creates imbalances and weakens the very life that depends on them.
Massage is the MESSAGE
The master massage therapist Christophe Marchesseau opted to settle in the Caribbean: he chose St Barths’ emerald-blue paradise, where an essential connection with nature provides the source of all balance and equilibrium.
By PHILIPPE COMBRES Photo ELISA BALLY
L’WELLNESS
A long history of healing, Christophe Marchesseau believes in being an active participant in this fow, treating every body with fundamental respect and upholding a practice of complex, holistic care. His primary tool is his hand—one that feels, perceives, and heals. Christophe listens, understands, calms, and regenerates, restoring balance to the body, the mind, and the vital breath of life. His expertise has helped him develop an all-round, comprehensive technique; one that is therapeutic, simple, and holistic with his four major pillars: Te Hand, Te Masssage, Te Care and Te Senses.
THE HAND
Te hand is an exceptional tool, one that reconciles body, soul and spirit. Te hand feels—but also releases and repairs. With one hand, Christophe Marchesseau brings together the expertise of a physiotherapist, an osteopath, a masseur (who also trains), and a coach. He likes to note the parallel between human f ngerprints and those of a tree. Te hand is, by def nition, connected to nature and to its environment. Te hand is a tool that triggers contact, one that links people and the world around us.
THE MASSAGE
Christophe Marchesseau has crafted a one-of-a-kind therapeutic massage technique that adapts to the unique needs of each individual. His method addresses the body in its totality, methodically lifting the heaviness and tension that may weigh it down. His hands become intuitive instruments, refecting the state of the body’s tissues and identifying precise pressure points to release blockages. T rough this intricate process, Marchesseau helps the body rediscover its synergy, vitality, and growth, while simultaneously enhancing energy fow and breathing. Te result is more than just relaxation: it is a sensory experience that taps into the body’s innate self-healing power, unveiling a renewed sense of well-being.
Massage, derived from the Indian word massa meaning “to touch” or “to feel,” is deeply rooted in ancestral therapeutic practices. Marchesseau honors this heritage by blending ancient traditions—such as Tai massage, a 2,500-yearold art recognized by UNESCO as an intangible cultural treasure—with modern teachings. He draws from a universal philosophy, going beyond super fcial techniques to awaken, repair, and inspire the body’s inner potential. For Marchesseau, the ultimate message is simple yet pround: our body is our most valuable asset, capable of remarkable renewal and transformation.
FOUNDER, MARCHESSEAU HEALING SPA
With over 30 years of experience, Christophe Marchesseau has redefned the art of massage, seamlessly blending the disciplines of osteopathy, physical therapy, and therapeutic touch. His unique approach transcends traditional methods, ofering a holistic and intuitive pathway to balance and renewal. Based in the serene paradise of St Barth in the French West Indies, Marchesseau has earned international acclaim. His therapeutic techniques restore posture, awaken intuition, and promote physical and emotional growth. Known for his gentle yet profound touch, he invites his clients to recharge, let go, and embrace tranquility. From his private spa in St Barth to the world's most exclusive luxury hotels, Marchesseau works with discerning clients seeking unparalleled care. A trainer, recruiter, and humanistic philosopher, he radiates a rare serenity that transforms not just the body, but the spirit.
CHRISTOPHER MARCHESSEAU
THE CARE
Harmonizing emotions and resolving bodily dysfunctions, Christophe Marchesseau follows a straightforward philosophy: today, more than ever, our most valuable asset is our health. Listening to one’s body is an essential act of self-care.
Every day, Marchesseau works to alleviate chronic pain— whether cervical, dorsal, joint, or muscular—while addressing fatigue, jet lag, insomnia, or stress. His practice focuses on calming, healing, and lightening the physical burdens we carry.
In his work, Marchesseau listens closely to the body’s tissues—their rhythm, resonance, and elasticity. He relieves tension in muscles and joints, drains fuids, and restores balance. Under his skilled touch, the body regains its natural synergy, rhythm, and vital energy.
Marchesseau believes in the body’s extraordinary capacity for self-healing. As an attentive therapist, he liberates tensions and guides the body toward its innate ability to recover and renew.
Thirty years of DAILY PRACTICE have ALLOWED me TO CHOOSE, ADAPT and USE the BEST COLORS of this wide PALETTE called ‘MANUAL THERAPY’ to fnd the ‘THREAD’ of EACH PERSON.”
– Christophe Marchesseau
Romance on the ISLAND
Indonesian artist Riz Riz Rizz’s newest series delves into a world of passion and delight, inspired by St Barth itself.
In his debut exhibition in St Barth “Romance on the Island”, Riz Riz Rizz playfully takes us through his deeply imaginative world. His collection of pieces explore the wild quality of nature through muse-like f gures: women riding crocodiles, singing tigers, zebras carefully balancing fruit bowls, and mermaids suspended in midair.
Strength, vulnerability, and heroism are captured through symbolism all across the same frame. His compositions are playful, raw, and emotionally resonant these complex emotions play out in poetic, whimsical scenes on the canvas. Te human spirit merges with an animalistic and untamed nature, all painted through textured
brushstrokes in colors that reveal a distinct melancholic beauty. A self-professed lover of the madness of creation, Rizz has infused this collection with a personal fervor. His pieces speak universally while being deeply tied to his background, drawing in fuence from his heritage. Rizz’s success has attracted collectors worldwide, and his entry into the Caribbean art scene marks an exciting chapter in his career. Romance on the Island invites us into Rizz’s eccentricity, both captivating and surreal, these works are a must-see while they’re on the island.
“ROMANCE
Portrait by Nuke Kresna Panjaitan
L’ART
“A Celebration of Love,” 2024. Mixed media on canvas.
“Beautiful Madness,” 2024. Mixed media on canvas.
FOOD IS LOVE
In the luxurious world of private dining, few chefs can boast of the reputation and expertise of Apollon Delamotte, a culinary artist based on the island.
Born on St Barth, the chef gained experience of the kitchen from a young age, since his father, Hubert Delamotte, the only Caribbean man to be part of the La Marmite d’Or gastronomic group, had a restaurant where Apollon worked during his childhood. At the age of 20, he began to travel and explore the various favors of the world, making it possible for him to develop the international menus adapted to local gastronomy that he ofers today.
Delamotte has a motto: “Food is Love.” From preparation to the fnal service: energy, time and love are fundamental. Known for his refned yet innovative approach to French and Caribbean cuisine, the chef has become a sought-after fgure for those seeking an unforgettable dining experience in one of the world’s most exclusive destinations. His personalized culinary services cater to a discerning clientele, ranging from celebrities and high net-worth individuals to discerning food lovers looking to indulge in a bespoke gastronomic journey.
As a private chef, Delamotte ofers a highly personalized dining experience that goes beyond simply preparing a meal. Each event is tailored to the preferences and desires of the client, ensuring that every dish not only refects the guest’s
tastes but also the ambiance of the occasion. Whether preparing an intimate dinner for two on a private yacht, hosting a lavish beachfront dinner party, or curating a multi-course tasting menu for a special celebration, Delamotte’s attention to detail and commitment to excellence are unparalleled.
He uses locally sourced ingredients like tropical fruits, freshly caught seafood, and indigenous herbs to create dishes that refect both the elegance of French dining and the bold, sunny favors of the Caribbean. In line with the island’s growing commitment to sustainability, Delamotte is a passionate advocate for responsible sourcing. He works closely with local farmers and fshermen to ensure that his ingredients are fresh, sustainable, and of the highest quality. Whether sourcing organic produce from local farms or hand-selecting seafood from St Barth’s waters, he ensures that each dish is crafted with the utmost care and respect for the environment. For those lucky enough to dine with him, Chef Apollon Delamotte ofers more than just a meal—he provides an experience, a celebration of food, culture, and the unique beauty of St Barth.
APOLLON
Photo by Bruna Barbosa & Thomas Levy
L’TRAVEL
The Wild Coast PARADISE
Perched above the untamed beauty of Anse de Toiny, Le Toiny ofers a luxurious escape on St Barth’s serene southeastern shore. Tranquility meets vibrant island charm in a haven for relaxation and celebration.
Nestled on the hillside above Anse de Toiny, Hotel Le Toiny ofers an unrivaled escape with breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea. Its 22 villa suites, surrounded by lush palm trees and exotic fowers, create an intimate oasis of calm and tranquility, ofering the perfect blend of privacy and luxury. Each suite has been freshly reimagined by acclaimed interior designer Bee Osborn, ensuring the highest level of comfort for an unforgettable stay. At the heart of the hotel’s allure is its exclusive Beach Club, a hidden gem accessible by private shuttle. Tucked away on a secluded beach, it invites guests and visitors (with reservations) to relax in the shade of grapevines and palapas, enjoying an experience with feet in the sand and stunning views of Toiny Bay. With a bar, boutique, and a beachfront swimming pool, the Beach Club ofers a perfect setting for a leisurely lunch, refreshing dips, or a day of pure relaxation under the Caribbean sun. For those seeking a culinary journey, La Table, the hotel’s new dining concept, showcases creative and delicious tapas by Michelin-starred Chef Eric Desbordes. Te chilled atmosphere, complete with the vibrant sounds of resident DJ Maxime Cheval, makes it the ideal spot for sharing unforgettable meals. And the magic doesn’t stop there. Every Tursday night, the Beach Club transforms into a lively scene for the legendary Tursday Night Fever Beach Extravaganza. T is unmissable party combines Chef Desbordes’ culinary delights with the energetic vibe of St Barth’s nightlife, promising an evening to remember. Whether you come to unwind, indulge, or celebrate, Hotel Le Toiny welcomes you to discover the wild, untamed beauty of paradise.
CAMILLE SMAJA LE TOINY EXCLUSIVE PROPERTIES
Le Toiny Exclusive Property is the real estate agency of the Hotel Le Toiny Relais & Châteaux, guided by the expertise of Camille Smaja and Felipe Sandoval. Te property is based on the wild coast of the island, in a natural environment that has been preserved. It's an inspiration made for the dreams of those who frequent the Hotel Le Toiny but want more privacy, or are looking for exceptional places for their guests near the hotel. What distinguishes the agency is their unique connection with the Hotel Le Toiny, their deep commitment to St-Barth, and their recognized expertise in the feld of luxury. Tey can ofer exclusive access to Le Toiny and the Beach Club and in addition to the rental, they can support you in the sale or purchase of luxury properties, while ofering you a personalized contact for each step of the process.
LUXURY CONNECTION
An interview with Jordana Gheler, founder of St Barth Connection— the local tour operator transforming vacations into tailor-made experiences.
By PHILIPPE COMBRES
St Barth Connection has been redefning luxury travel on the island for 14 years, blending impeccable service with unmatched connections. Enter a world of luxury travel where bespoke is the new standard for hospitality.
PHILIPPE COMBRES: How did you get into the world of tourism?
JORDANA GHELER: In 2014 I started a marketing company to promote the island to the Brazilian market. I ran an online content magazine and regularly brought journalists, celebrities, and infuencers to showcase the island. I loved hosting them and showing them every corner of St Barth. In 2018 the hotels approached me and proposed the idea of launching a destination management company, which I loved, and in 2019 the company became the local partner for Brazilian travel agencies. In other words, they book hotels, villas, and mega yachts through us, and we handle absolutely everything.
PC: What is unique about the Brazilian market?
Photo by Thomas Levy
JG: Brazilians are accustomed to highly personalized service—nannies for each child, numerous sta f members, everything done last minute, and they want it all. So, I developed an ultra-personalized service. Our concierges are practically like nannies for our clients. Before clients arrive, the travel agencies provide us with all their details, so once they’re here, it’s as if we are their private assistants. Every morning, they send reminders of the day’s reservations and stay on top of everything.
PC: What is your vision for the future of tourism on St Barth?
JG: Having been here for many years and building friendships with the owners of beach clubs and restaurants, we have excellent connections to secure the best hotel rooms, beachfront villas or those with breathtaking views, the best tables at beach clubs, incredible private events with celebrities and so on. For the future of tourism we need excellence. If you rent a villa, it comes with a concierge. If you book a hotel, it also ofers concierge service. However, the hotel concierge won’t park your car, run to the pharmacy for you, or deliver items in the middle of the night. When the reservation is made through us, we provide this service as a courtesy— essentially an extension of the hotel concierge service.
Tanks to the level of excellence we’ve achieved, we were encouraged to expand into the U.S. market, with emphasis on our ultra-personalized service as a key diferentiator.
PC: What is your dream project?
JG: If possible, I try to introduce a touch of nature by incorporating the activities we ofer here, like Sound Healing, astrology, and more. I’m planning to organize a spectacular retreat here in November 2025, precisely because this movement is growing in New York, and it’s something I’m passionate about.
Amber of the STARS
A new magnificent pair of fragrances that embody the celestial beauty and timeless allure of amber.
T e House of Creed proudly unveils its latest addition to its fragrance portfolio, the Amber Universe. Launching with Centaurus and Delphinus, the Amber Universe delves into woody and leathery facets, forming an enchanting duo reminiscent of radiant amber gemstones. Inspired by the brightest stars in the universe, Creed has harnessed the f nest raw materials: from rare spices to precious woods, resins, and balms. T is creative journey into the myriad facets of amber notes has given birth to two truly unparalleled fragrances. T e Amber Universe captures the interplay of profound darkness and the endless nuances of light, with each fragrance representing an olfactory canvas veiled in deep, mysterious blackness. Flickering lights of small and large scented stars ignite and captivate, echoing the legends of these cosmic beacons that have guided and inspired travelers, artists, and dreamers since the dawn of time. Delphinus, named after the constellation located in the northern sky, embodies the mythological dolphin sent by Poseidon to f nd Amphitrite. T is fragrance opens
with the warm light of smoky and resinous incense, interwoven with the luminous aura of black pepper and pink pepper setting a tone of mystic allure.
T e cosmic night sky is evoked by the dense and profound presence of patchouli and tonka bean, enriched by the soft, enveloping sensuality of gourmand Madagascar vanilla and supple leather. Centaurus, inspired by one of the largest constellations in the sky and the wise centaur Chiron of Greek mythology, represents untamed force and wisdom. T e fragrance ignites with an incandescent tobacco, blazing brightly with pink pepper, cinnamon, and cardamom. Together, Delphinus and Centaurus form the Amber Universe, a magni f cent pair of fragrances that embody the celestial beauty and timeless allure of amber. T e Creed Ambers invites you to explore a universe of scent, where light and dark coexist in a harmony of sophisticated notes creating a world of seduction and unparalleled elegance.
L’SCENT
L’OBSESSION
Diamonds are FOREVER
Bvlgari unveils Aeterna, the most extraordinary high-end collection ever created by the Roman jeweler.
Infused with the same visionary spirit of the Eternal City, the everlasting source of inspiration of Bvlgari, the Roman jeweler unveils to the world “Aeterna”, the new High-End collection, paying tribute to the maison’s 140th anniversary and to its ability to reinvent itself, continuously interpreting the spirit of each era. T rough an exquisite and sensational proposal that extends beyond the limits of excellent craftsmanship and extraordinary gemstones, the collection is a precious blend of past, present, and future, showcasing an unprecedent masterpiece, the Serpenti Aeterna necklace. Te quintessence of Bvlgari is itsunrivalled ability to master the most precious gems of nature: “I’m extremely proud of my creative teams led by Lucia Silvestri and Fabrizio Buonamassa Stigliani, together with our master craftsmen, for having developed the most extraordinary high-end collection ever, not only in Bvlgari unparalleled 140 years of history, but probably overall in the 21st century. Serpenti Aeterna represents the pinnacle
of excellence. It blends the most extraordinary diamonds recently crafted together with Serpenti, the most desired jewelry and watch symbol of the last decades, brought by Cleopatra to Rome in 46 BC and reborn in 1948 thanks to the visionary Bulgari family with the jewelry secret watches.” states Jean Christophe Babin, CEO Bvlgari Group. Te new collection presents an unprecedented richness that is rooted in a deep legacy and projected into the future with a contemporary and timeless aesthetic, ultimately eternal. Consisting of over 500 masterpieces, including High Jewelry and High Jewelry Watches, High-End Bags and Fragrances, Aeterna epitomizes the superlative Art of the Magnifcent Roman High Jeweler for gems, time, precious skins and olfactive emotions.
BVLGARI Cour Vendôme, Rue de la République, Gustavia 97133, St Barthélemy @bulgari Bulgari.com
CARIBBEAN
GLAMOUR
Are you looking for some additional comfort and glamour in your beach wardrobe? The long-standing Australian brand Zimmermann has opened its doors for all you lovers of luxury and suave but sandy looks.
By GISELE LACOURSIÈRE
Te ultra-chic, ever-popular Zimmermann brand began its journey in 1991 when Nicky and Simone Zimmermann founded the Australian label. Over the years, Zimmermann has evolved, bringing together sophisticated, feminine silhouettes with chic swim and resort wear - solidifying its place as a staple for those seeking stylish clothing in warmer climates. It’s no surprise that Zimmermann and its loyal clientele feel perfectly at home in St Barth. Te brand has recently opened a highly anticipated storefront on the island, ofering their signature styles in the idyllic tropical destination they’re perfectly suited for.
Te boutique itself is a seamless extension of Zimmermann’s beauty and the essence of St Barth. Nestled in the heart of
the island, the store occupies an original two-story timber and stone building that refects the efortless elegance synonymous with the Zimmermann lifestyle.
Te design thoughtfully incorporates the island’s unique history, blending French and Swedish in fuences. Details like a rare 1940s French abstract painting and a Swedish Kurbit folk art-inspired curtain infuse the space with a sense of heritage. Bespoke furniture, alongside a curated mix of vintage and modern pieces, enhance the stunning interior. With a warm palette of olive greens and rich oak woods, the boutique exudes an inviting, casual charm that brings together both the island’s spirit and Zimmermann’s relaxed ethos. Paintings by Australian artists Emily Ferretti,
L’MODE
Nicky & Simone Zimmermann
brings together both the island’s spirit and Zimmermann’s relaxed ethos. Paintings by Australian artists Emily Ferretti, Stephen Bird, and Natalie Bloom throughout the space further nod to the brand’s roots. T is boutique represents an exciting new chapter for Zimmermann, embodying its creative and laid-back philosophy.
Co-Founder and Creative Director Nicky Zimmermann refected on this milestone: “ Te opening of our St Barth boutique marks a milestone for our brand as we continue to expand our footprint into iconic destinations worldwide. We’re always looking to resonate the Zimmermann mood and feel through our store design, whilst paying homage to the surrounds – St Barth ofers a perfectly unique shopping experience that captures the vibrant essence of the Caribbean lifestyle. St Barth has been on the cards for a while, and we are really excited to f nally have a store on the island.”
ST BARTH ofers A PERFECTLY unique SHOPPING EXPERIENCE THAT CAPTURES THE vibrant ESSENCE OF THE CARIBBEAN
-Nicky Zimmermann
To celebrate the opening, Nicky and Simone hosted a weekend of festivities with VIPs and friends of the brand from around the world.
Te events began with an intimate, candlelit dinner at NAO Beach, complete with cocktails, sparklers, and dancing late into the night. Celebrations continued the following day with a scenic seaside lunch and a vibrant beach party at Le Toiny Beach Club. Guests were transported down the mountain in Defenders, adding a touch of adventure to the festivities. It was an unforgettable weekend, perfectly capturing the spirit of Zimmermann and its brand new St. Barth boutique.
Famous for her incredible personal style, Mollie Mae announces the opening of her new vintage concept store in the heart of Gustavia, and reveals her way of life on the island to embrace the new vintage.
Photography by LAURIE LYNN STARK Interview by PHILIPPE COMBRES
Metal London top, aviation wear, 1930s lace lingerie, MOLLIE MAE VINTAGE.
Egyptian orange blend metal beaded sheer grown, MOLLIE MAE VINTAGE.
1960s bathing suit and vintage play day sunflower heels, MOLLIE MAE VINTAGE.
EVERYTHING is HAND-PICKED BY ME. EVERY PIECE HAS A story, AN ORIGIN, A previous LIFE.
PHILLIPPE COMBRES: What is your earliest fashion memory?
MOLLIE MAE: Fashion represents many things for me. It’s more than just clothes. It’s like a history, a refection of all family trends and styles from past eras and ages, infuenced by diferent cultures, seen and transported through the fashion choices of younger generations. I was always inspired by my mother who had a very distinct look: golden skin, brown fur boots, and big brown hair. From a young age I loved wearing heels and leather patchwork boots - my dad con fscated those when he saw the size of the heel. I had an emo phase, only wearing bandannas and black lipstick, my parents prayed for the best. I’ve always explored and played with fashion. I can always remember being curious and having fun with the way I dress. Living in a small village in the middle of France meant many people had a lot of opinions. All I can say is, look at me now. Because who wants to look like everybody else anyway? I don’t want to ft in!
PC: You have a deep love and instinct for fashion, how did you come up with the idea of opening your own vintage store in St Barth?
MM: I have been looking for myself for years, looking for something that truly makes me happy, and a romantic luxury vintage store on a Caribbean island sounds like a dream. St Barth is my chosen home, and after meeting Kristian Stark, fashion icon but also the love of my life, here - I don’t want to leave ever. It just feels like the natural course of life for me. It fts.
PC: How would you define the style of Mollie Mae Vintage?
MM: Te style of Mollie Mae Vintage shifts through the seasons. It evolves every day to something new, constantly being inspired by life, new people, new cultures, new cities. Te vibrancy and quirkiness in my personality shows through my carefully curated selection of vintage. Everyone is welcome, we have a something for everyone, every mood and vibe. More important than just style, it leaves you with that happy, warm feeling. Tat feeling that you just found something with a story that is truly unique and perfect.
PC: How long have you been coming to St Barth, and what makes the island so special to you?
MM: I f rst came to St Barth’s as a traveler, a backpacker
hitchhiking around the island barefoot my f rst year. Here we are 4 years down the line. I wake up thankful for the life I live here, blessed every day, surrounded by beautiful people helping me succeed. I discovered what true love was and the importance of making your life exactly what you want it to be. St Barth was everything I was looking for. But, life here can be challenging, even people you don’t like, you will probably still have to see them every day… fashionably.
PC: How has St Barth influenced your perspective on fashion?
MM: St Barth developed my luxury fashion sense a lot, St Barth’s has expensive taste, but not necessarily good taste. Although my favorite out ft will always be a ripped shirt bikini, with no shoes, on my scooter. In the low season, I love how it feels like a small village and everybody is just laid-back, beachwear all day. In the high season, the sparkles and glamorous lifestyle come out again, I always love seeing how foreigners dress in St Barth. It’s showtime for everyone, every night.
PC: Do you see vintage fashion as a sustainable option for today’s world?
MM: I have deep opinions on today’s world and the situation of global pollution. I think vintage fashion is the solution. Not all vintage is expensive, and I always push and tell people to buy vintage. Fast fashion is the worst thing that has happened in our generation. It is the death of real style and uniqueness, it’s simply not cool. Te lack of craftsmanship, ethics, the mass production, the slavery, it is a sick trade. In terms of the consumers health, not only are we consuming chemicals, with fast fashion we are also wearing them. Invest in vintage, these clothes stand the test of time and maybe one day your daughter will be happy to wear her mother’s 30 year old vintage Dolce & Gabbana skirt, still in perfect condition and still trendy.
PC: What are the must-have pieces in your boutique?
MM: I love a bit of a surprise, I do not want to say much. I’m very proud of each piece I have collected. I source each piece individually, everything is hand-picked by me. Every piece has a story, an origin, a previous life. I have many boots and silk sheer crepe dresses, those are my favorites.
1940s cotton crochet hat, vintage silk crochet blend top, MOLLIE MAE VINTAGE.
LAURIE LYNN STARK is wearing a vintage black and pink silk sun dress MOLLIE MAE VINTAGE, scarf CHROME HEARTS. Mollie Mae is wearing 1940s cotton crochet hat, vintage silk crochet blend top, MOLLIE MAE VINTAGE.
OPPOSITE PAGE—Vintage dress, bag and hat MOLLIE MAE VINTAGE
IT’S ALL ABOUT ENERGY and HOW YOU show YOURSELF, HOW IT MAKES YOU feel.
I’m always excited to hear what my clients think and listen to demands for better sources every week, and give a more personal shopping experience.
PC: Can you name a few of your favorite brands and designers?
MM: Blumarine, Chanel, Roberto Cavalli, Dolce & Gabbana, Galliano, Dior, Chrome Hearts, Miu Miu, and so many more… but also some smaller brand vintage too. Because it’s not just about the logo, but how you style it and fnd what works for you.
PC: Is the store exclusively for womenswear, or will there be some pieces for men as well?
MM: We welcome everyone. I will be launching the store with a collection of men’s vintage as well as women’s pieces. Old baggy jeans, vintage shorts, vintage t-shirts, but also small trinkets and cool collectible pieces, not to mention a vintage collection of one-of-a-kind custom jewelry, a collection of beautifully crafted gold jewelry from Child of the Sea.
PC: Could you tell us more about Child of the Sea?
MM: Child of the Sea is a jewelry brand founded by my talented friends Cheyenne and Nico Mignot. Born and raised on an island, they’ve crafted a stunning line that captures the essence of their heritage and creativity. Teir designs explore the art of gold craftsmanship and the magic of gemology, bringing to life the spirit of the sea and the allure of treasures from old pirate legends. T is collection features pearls, gold, and exquisite gemstones.
PC: Why did you choose to have this jewelry collection in your vintage store, and what sets it apart from other jewelry brands?
MM: Teir love for the ocean and adventure has shaped not only who they are but what they create. Child of the Sea isn’t just a jewelry brand, it’s a refection of their journey. Tey make pieces from the treasures they fnd, the waves they ride, and the spirit of adventure that drives them. Each item is unique, carefully selected, and designed with exceptional taste and attention to detail using sustainable gold that refects their commitment to responsibly sourcing the jewelry.
PC: As a young entrepreneur, what challenges have you faced in bringing this project to life?
MM: Te hardest part is to not to keep every piece for myself.
I’ve learned to let go, I’ve spent hours and hours online and in in-person negotiating and sourcing the perfect pieces. Vintage doesn’t always come in perfect condition so repairing every piece is time-consuming, and it can also be challenging to curate fashion for all di ferent body shapes, sizes, styles and moods.
PC: Te theme of this issue is “Surf is Art” What is your connection to the surf world?
MM: I think the energy of the surf world is a similar energy to the fashion world. I think it’s cool going to watch my friends surf in my ripped vintage Levi’s shorts and a vintage silk lace 1920s top. Nobody knows what I’m wearing but me, but it’s all about energy and how you show yourself, how it makes you feel. Each surfer has their own style and technique just like every fashionista has their statement piece and go-to look.
PC: What is your ultimate dream in life, and who are your heroes?
MM: My ultimate dream in life is to be happy to be healthy, to be loved, family safe, everyone well dressed. But also to have done something in my lifetime that is bigger than me, something that helps people, makes people remember me, makes others feel good about themselves, creates connections and lifts each other up.
Te sooner I surrounded myself with people who truly want to see me succeeded that’s when I got closer to my dream. I was named after Amelia Earhart, American female aviation pioneer. A strong-minded woman who was to be the f rst woman to circumnavigate the world. Lost somewhere in the paci fc, she chased her dream.
PC: For this L’Officiel fashion shoot, you were photographed by the iconic Laurie Lynn Stark. Can you tell us about the experience?
MM: Shooting with Laurie Lynn is a blessing. You will never meet a mind like Laurie’s. She is a beautiful soul and someone that I look up to every day. I’m so grateful to have her guidance at this moment in my life, as a mother, as a friend, as a photographer and business woman, I love her dearly and can listen to her for hours. I will always learn something new with Laurie, she is truly unique and one of a kind. An angel.
Mollie Mae Vintage | Rue Oscar II, Gustavia | @molliemaevintage
1940s cotton crochet hat, silk crochet blend top, MOLLIE MAE VINTAGE, beach towel by CHROME HEARTS.
VIVIENNE WESTWOOD blue mesh velvet bodysuit, beaded 1960s belt, MIUMIU brown laced boots, MOLLIE MAE VINTAGE. Champion surfers Thomas and Noe Lédée wear CHROME HEARTS.
OPPOSITE PAGE—Vintage ROBERTO CAVALLI sequin tiger jeans MOLLIE MAE VINTAGE. With thanks to AJOE REEFER SURF CLUB , Plage de Lorient.
ROBERTO CAVALLI zebra print sequin bikini Vintage 1970s floral swimming cap MOLLIE MAE VINTAGE
OPPOSITE PAGE—Vintage ROBERTO CAVALLI sequin fishnet top, Vintage GIVENCHY white tip boots, Vintage FENDI purple baguette polka dot MOLLIE MAE VINTAGE
OPPOSITE PAGE—Crush Twist front bralette, Crush lace trim skirt, Crush Beaded Cardigan, Bloom large dangles and Bloom earrings, Nova single crawler & Tux mules, ZIMMERMANN.
Ornella jacket & Oceana pants in Satin Silk print Seahorse turquoise, LOLITA JACA. Tiffany Knot necklace, Tiffany Lock bracelet and Tiffany T1 ring , TIFFANY & CO.
OPPOSITE PAGE—Fabiana kimono & Lila Belt in Satin Silk print La Parisienne pink LOLITA JACA. Tiffany T1 bracelet, Tiffany T1 rings TIFFANY & CO. Bag BOTTEGA VENETA at CARLA ST BARTH.
Bodysuit COPERNI, Teen Triomphe bag in shearling and calfskin, CELINE , shoes AMINA MUADDI at CARLA ST BARTH. OPPOSITE PAGE—Knit dress with hoodie, FENDI, necklace, bracelet, rings and bag BVLGARI.
Dress with embellishment and front zipper LOUIS VUITTON, necklace and earrings BVLGARI, shoes AMINA MUADDI at CARLA ST BARTH.
Gold embelished Tala top and Jaala nano clutch CULT GAIA, tulle underwear MAISON CLOSE.
OPPOSITE PAGE— Silver embelished maxi dress, sequin embelished Lady Dior bag and sunglasses CHRISTIAN DIOR.
BRION polo shirt and swim trunks VILEBREQUIN.
LINDSEY Black Lior dress CULT GAIA, Platform shoes CROCS. Hat NINA RICCI.
ART DIRECTOR: Jenny Mannerheim
PRODUCER: Marinka Burgos-Riano
ASSISTANT ART DIRECTOR: Gisele Lacoursiere
Skirt with feathers, Galleria bag, headband and ballerinas PRADA.
OPPOSITE PAGE— LINDSEY Red triangle bikini top VILEBREQUIN, Denim jeans CELINE, BRION white shirt LOUIS VUITTON white terry shorts VILEBREQUIN.
SPECIAL THANKS: Le Toiny St Barth HAIR & MAKEUP: Idalmi Perez
The ISLAND Spirit
The spirit of St Barth meets the barefoot lifestyle brand Jacques Zolty. Timeless silhouettes and luxury pieces get caught up in our island romance.
Patri embroidered bikini in white, Valmont bermudas in white, Alisha long striped shirt in white sand blue, JACQUES ZOLTY.
Giselle embroidered short dress in white, JACQUES ZOLTY.
Coconut Jungle swimsuit, scarf in Jungle Print, JACQUES ZOLTY.
Kate dress in blue Palms Print, JACQUES ZOLTY.
Patri embroidered bikini in black, Olivier shirt in sky blue, Beatrice bag, JACQUES ZOLTY.
Patri embroidered bikini in white, Vicky shirt in white sand pink, Joey cotton short, JACQUES ZOLTY.
Lola embroidered swimsuit in white, Keyla pant in white, JACQUES ZOLTY.
Vicky shirt in white sand blue, Nicolas long trouser in navy, Cabin bag, JACQUES ZOLTY.
DOGS OF ST BARTH
Amid the idyllic landscapes of St Barth, a unique charm unfolds through its four-legged residents. From playful pups on pristine beaches to loyal companions strolling cobblestone streets, the Dogs of St Barth embody the island’s warmth and spirit in this tail-wagging island afair.
Photography EMILY LAB
Casting MARINKA BURGOS-RIAÑO
MATISSE THE AFGHAN HOUND
Matisse, a one-and-a-half-year-old Afghan Hound, is the epitome of grace and refnement. Silent and stoic, he carries himself with elegance in the upscale spots of Saint Barth. His silky coat and poise evoke the spirit of the 1970s, with a stride that calls to mind the vibe of Stayin’ Alive. T is stubborn dandy only responds to gentle commands and prefers to observe in silence rather than bark. Despite his impressive 25 kg stature, he maintains a rare elegance. A chic rebel, he loves to play but is not one for swimming likely to preserve his coat’s radiance. Matisse is a companion who blends chic and charm with a distinct personality.
LOOKY THE YORKSHIRE TERRIER
Looky, the adventurous little Yorkshire Terrier, always knew the world was his stage. After changing owners, he found a loving home with Marinka with whom he travels the world in style and with curiosity. But Looky is more than just a globetrotter—he’s a true fashion icon! As the face of Guismo and Friends Animal Services, he’s even been photographed in Dior for L’Ofciel, proving that adventure has its own style. Every stop on his journey is another chance to shine, whether in the wild outdoors or on the biggest runways. Looky embodies the perfect blend of boldness, elegance, and refnement, a true canine model with an unmistakable style.
ALDO THE PARROT AND MOSLEY THE COCONUT DOG
Eighteen years ago, a feathery newcomer arrived in St Barth from Nantes: Aldo the parrot, named after Aldo Maccione for his sassy strut! Always attached to his little toy, he loves spreading his wings to shine and sneaking bites from plates. His great love is Mosley, or Momo, a big, sturdy island-born pup with a mix of pony and calf looks, part of a litter of eleven puppies. Momo has simple needs: pulling his humans around, sprawling across the couch, and, like Aldo, nibbling on snacks. But make no mistake Aldo is the real boss here!
Blue silk bandana and Crossbody bag Keepall 25 LOUIS VUITTON.
SIMBA THE LOVER GIRL
It’s true she’s a very shy girl. But Simba the pomeranian is a lover at heart. Her morning has to start with kissing everyone. She’s super curious. She loves riding on the scooter and looking around, which is funny because she’s scared of everything. Even the rain is scary to Simba. Tankfully, she hasn’t seen snow yet. She loves to jump in the water after boats even though she hates swimming and water. Put a piece of ham in front of her and you have her love forever.
Necklace by CHROME HEARTS.
VEGAS THE BROWN WIRE-HAIRED DACHSHUND
Te daughter of a restaurant director, this feisty little dachshund shows exemplary behavior with other dogs and loves their company. Extremely sociable, she never barks and stays calm in any situation. With her bold style, she even enjoys riding a scooter! However, her independent, una fectionate nature can sometimes be frustrating: “She never listens to me I must be too lenient,” says her owner, Manu. At the restaurant, she’s quick to beg at every table. One thing’s certain she’s no vegan: she has a carnivore’s appetite, which always brings a smile.
DAISY THE MINI BLACK DACHSHUND
Daisy is a year-and-a-half-old dachshund who weighs 3.3 kg. She’s a bundle of love! She loves playing with her koala toy and scaring the neighborhood chickens, just to show them who’s boss. She’s also a true athlete, especially when she hears the magic word “treat.” She takes up the whole bed and often steals her dad’s blanket, which makes him grumble. Food is life for Daisy; she love sneaking under the table and asking for scraps. She also loves playing with her friend Vegas, and when they’re together they don’t listen to anyone! Her faws? None. She’s the perfect dachshund except maybe when she steal her parents’ socks.
HERCULE THE DACHSHUND
Hercule the Dachshund to most, but his parents also call him Cucule, Bibi, or His Majesty. 7 years old, he has been living on St Barth for 5 years now. Always super friendly and ready for new adventures, whether going out with his parents or making new friends, cuddles and kisses are his thing. He could play fetch for hours. He’s also the pack leader a Doberman in his head so he always walks with pride. But mornings are a diferent story: he has to be woken up for walks, and if his toys are stuck under the couch, beware of the grumbling! He’s no fan of cats (and they’re everywhere in St Barth). Being a bit long, he spend a lot of time reversing. And his dislike of water can be awkward on an island at the best of times, but going out in the rain is absolutely out of the question.
LEVI THE MIXED DACHSHUND
Levi leads a life many of us could only dream of. Rescued from the streets of Los Angeles, this charming little dog won the heart of his mom Caroline and everyone else he meets. With his big eyes and irresistibly sad look, he knows just how to get what he wants: a belly rub or a cozy spot on the couch. From the sands of St Barth to the snowy peaks of the Austrian Alps, this little globetrotter goes wherever the action is. But nothing has captured his heart quite like St Barth, where he loves basking in the sun and enjoying life like a little king. Tough Levi is a bit shy and reserved, it doesn’t take long for him to hop into your lap and win you over with cuddles. A master at melting hearts, he’ll soon have you wishing you could be as adorable as he is.
FF jacquard hat by FENDI.
FF jersey sweater FENDI
OSLO THE SIBERIAN HUSKY
Oslo is a Husky crossed with a Czechoslovakian Wolfdog— but you can just call him handsome. He’s 6 and a half, and he’s been living in St Barth, his mom’s home island, for 5 years now. Before fnding his forever family, he bounced from home to home until he was 11 months old because he needed “too much attention.” Luckily, he found his people! Curious, stubborn, and a bit of a troublemaker, he has even learned to swim despite his fear of water—especially when it involves muddy puddles! Don’t worry about his thick fur; he thrives in the heat and loves soaking up the sun. His life here with his cousin Mosley is simply the best!
TOBY THE MINIATURE AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD
Toby is a playful, intelligent miniature Australian Shepherd with strong protective instincts. T is little dog loves adventure and quickly picks up commands, always eager to please. His herding instinct is fully intact: he has the endearing habit of gathering people around him, as if they were his own fock of sheep! Very attached to his family, Toby never strays far. As for solitude? Not his thing! He much prefers being surrounded, ready to participate in any activity, keeping a close eye on every member of his human fock.
Red silk bandana by LOUIS VUITTON.
FF canvas cushion by FENDI.
ONYX, RESCUE FROM ST MARTIN
Abandoned on St Martin after being hit by a car, Onyx arrived in St Barth thin but determined to live life to the fullest! Today, fve years later, he’s calm, cool, and passionate about two things: food and lizard hunting – tricky yet entertaining opponents. Mostly a homebody, he loves peace and quiet, but when out on a walk he’s happy to make friends. As for his house in Saline, it’s his kingdom. Intruders? A loud bark reminds them that at Onyx’s place, security is serious business!
YUKI, FRIEND AND FELLOW
RESCUE
Yuki was rescued from a miserable life in Saint Martin, where he was quite literally at bay, tied to a boat. Now a much happier dog, on St Barth he spends his mornings exploring SBH gardens and his afternoons napping! Super friendly, he loves everyone and is full of energy. As a bonus, Yuki shares some quirky talents with his human, Cédric: snoring, sighing, and even burping like a pro! Tanks to Cédric, who gave him a second lease of life, Yuki is now a good time dog: naps, wild runs, and endless cheers – he makes sure everyone knows he’s around.
Flags For FUTURE
The traveling art exhibition, centered on inspiring environmental advocacy, showcases how art and sustainability can come together.
By GISELE LACOURSIÈRE
Photography by FEDERICA LIVIA GIANGREGORIO
Flags for Future, a collaborative project co-curated by UTÖPIA and ISTANBUL‘74, has continued to make waves at Te Standard in Miami as part of D’Puglia. With the theme “Va’ dove ti porta il vento”—Italian for “Go where the wind takes you”—this exhibition uses the universal symbolism of f ags to spark conversations about urgent environmental challenges. Combining art and sustainability, Flags for Future highlights the necessity of collective action and the transformative power of creativity to inspire meaningful change.
In St Barth, where a deep respect for nature is woven into the island’s culture, Flags for Future f nds a kindred spirit. Te project’s dedication to environmental responsibility echoes the island’s ethos, where conservation eforts and artistic expression have always been intertwined. In each iteration the exhibition brings its message to an international audience in a new location, showcasing f ags crafted from upcycled fabric materials made from recycled plastic waste.
IN ST BARTH, WHERE A deep RESPECT FOR NATURE IS woven INTO THE ISLAND’S culture, FLAGS FOR FUTURE FINDS A kindred SPIRIT.
Te exhibition features contributions from more than 50 artists globally, each presenting a unique perspective on sustainability through their designs. T is year’s edition introduces eight new f ags, expanding the project’s reach. Among the newest additions are pieces by artists Cosma Frascina, Antonio Aricò, Peter Matthews, ADD FUEL as well as Cleon Peterson, Feleksan-Onar, Helen Beard, and Kate MccGwire, bringing fresh perspectives to this growing initiative.
In tandem with Flags for Future, the Miami event featured the Magna Grecia collection, an installation by the Italian designer Antonio Aricò that reinterprets ancient craftsmanship. T is integration of cultural heritage and environmental awareness inspired through its blend of timeless craftsmanship and forward-thinking ecological advocacy.
Flags for Future has also partnered with Oceanic Global and Lind Surf for an exclusive auction of twenty unique surfboards designed by twelve global artists. Tese works of surfboard art was exhibited and auctioned at Te Standard in Miami Beach, with bidding starting at $25,000. Te boards merge art and environmental advocacy, with proceeds supporting marine conservation and Oceanic Global’s mission against ocean pollution, raising awareness and encouraging action to protect the world’s oceans.
By intertwining art, culture, and sustainability, Flags for Future delivers a powerful message: creativity and collective efort can pave the way for a more harmonious relationship with our planet. Te project invites visitors to engage, refect, and take part in a movement that transcends borders, emphasizing our shared responsibility to protect the Earth.
HAYES
COLBERT
SURF IS ART
By PHILIPPE COMBRES
Surf culture and art go hand in hand, join us in tracing back the influence of the surfer on art, culture, and fashion.
From “Revive” Series, NATHAN COE
Image courtesy of SPACE GALLERY ST BARTH
L’SURF
”Hula”(2023), Surfboard, TONY CARAMANICO
Mollie Mae wearing MOLLIE MAE VINTAGE , Thomas and Noé Lédée wearing CHROME HEARTS Surfboards, CHROME HEARTS, Photography by Laurie Lynn Stark
”The Walkout”, still from “Morning of the Earth” (1972),ALBERT FALZON OAM
Model Kyla Shay, Look and Surfboard, DOLCE & GABBANA Photography by Victor Robertof
”Go Where The Wind Takes You”(2024), Surfboard, PETER MATTHEWS X LIND
Our world on St Barth is particularly close to surf culture, with pristine beaches the island is a surfer’s paradise. Celebrities, enthusiasts, and pros alike have all migrated to the shores of St Barth for its beauty and its waves, and some of the best surfers, think Tomas and Noe Lédée, Anais Blanchard, Dimitri Ouvré, and Tessa Tyssen, come from Caribbean shores. From the beaches of St Barth to the coasts of Hawaii, this surf lifestyle has shaped fashion and art over the course of centuries.
T rough the lens of surf, artists have continued to tap into the spirit of the ocean, capturing its beauty, power, and freedom in their work. Whether it’s through painting, photography, sculpture, or clothing, surf and art have come together to create their own genre, one that speaks to the soul of both nature and art lovers.
Albert Falzon Oam’s classic surf documentary “Morning of the Earth” (1972) is a good place to dive in to the cult of sur f ng. Te f lm opens with a montage of the ocean’s beauty in technicolor. Surfers glide over crystal blue water in 16mm f lm set to angelic background music, as Oam’s scenes let us appreciate the beauty of nature and those who live to seek it out. Te f lm marks a moment where sur f ng evolved into a lifestyle that became synonymous with cool—mention surf and one conjures up images of free-spirited beachgoers and sun-bleached hair, people dropping their 9-to-5’s in favor of chasing waves around the world. It became the call of counter culture, a hippies sport for nomads looking to discover the oceans.
It’s an obvious link, then, between surf culture and the art world. With a sport that feeds of of nature’s beauty, rides the wave of counterculture, and draws in young people, art must follow. Tat essential fuid freedom of sur fng has been translated into visual art, fashion, and music for decades, giving us collaborations and projects that continue to re-shape pop-culture as we know it. Beginning from photos of sur fng legends facing big waves in competition, to Californian families propped up next to boards in Slim Aarons’s idyllic photography and eventually leading to multimedia pieces about the lifestyle—sur fng and art share profound ties.
Contemporary artists like Jenny Holzer, Katarina Grosse, Daniel Arsham, and Alex Israel have all incorporated surfthemed elements into their work, bringing the essence of the ocean into galleries. Even surfers themselves lean into the art world to express what they feel out in the ocean, like Tony Caramaico who documented his nomadic lifestyle chasing waves for over forty years. Collaborations like the one between Lind Surf and several contemporary artists take this symbiotic relationship one step further, using boards as canvases and donating the proceeds of auctioned pieces to organizations like Oceanic Global and Save Te Olives. In fashion, the in fuence is equally undeniable—surf- inspired designs, from wetsuits to breezy beachwear, have found their way into high-end collections, with luxury brands like Chrome Hearts, Louis Vuitton, Zimmermann, and Dolce & Gabbana all trying their hand. Dior’s collaboration with Stüssy, the Californian brand known for its roots in surf and
“Eroded Surfboard”, HAYDENSHAPES X DANIEL ARSHAM Surfboard in Wood Zebra Pattern and Celine Print, CELINE Surfboard from Kim Jones and Shawn Stussy Collection, DIOR X STÜSSY
streetwear, brought a bit of an edge to Dior’s luxury aesthetic, bridging high fashion with an efortless cool. Chrome Hearts, the brand born from a signature California cool, also often drops coveted special edition pieces for and inspired by sur fng. Te brand’s West Coast roots, along with the founders’ love for St Barth, come together and create laidback luxury designs for the fashionable surfer. Vilebrequin is also no stranger to this in fuence; the luxe swimwear brand’s recent collaboration with Beau Lake made perfect sense, producing a sustainable paddle board design made with recycled plastic and the spirit of surf culture in mind.
Tese brands focus on sur fng as a way of life, drawing from archetypes and using silhouettes that are quintessentially cool. It’s not only about the sport and the way it’s done, but how it’s done—it’s all about the surfer’s uniform.
In a world where fashion and sustainability are beginning to merge, sur fng and its ethos ft right in. Designers drawing inspiration from the ocean’s sport create collections and pieces that highlight the beauty of nature and the importance of preserving it. Whether it’s through surfinspired accessories or a photograph that catalogs a moment in history, surf culture reminds us of the connection we have to the environment. At the end of the day, surf is art because it is about living in harmony with the planet.
Inflatable Stand-up 10’6 Paddleboard, VILEBREQUIN X BEAU LAKE
Surfboard, ANDY WARHOL X TIM BESSELL
The Ocean’s ULTIMATE HAVEN
From a team of experts in the maritime and hospitality industries comes an extraordinary new endeavour: Ulyssia, a first-of-its-kind residential yacht – founded by Frank Binder – ofering the opportunity to discover new horizons and unlock fresh perspectives.
By PHILIPPE COMBRES
Te world of luxury living is about to be rede f ned with the introduction of ULYSSIA, a groundbreaking residential yacht concept blending opulence, adventure, and a commitment to global impact. Crafted by a team of experts in the maritime and hospitality industries, ULYSSIA is more than a vessel—it is a lifestyle revolution. Te stateof-the-art residential superyacht is transforming our concept of discovery and home.
Te pinnacle of the luxury of living at sea, spanning 320 meters (1,050 feet) in length, this architectural marvel was envisioned by Frank Binder, designed by Espen Øino, and constructed by Meyer Werft. With 133 exceptional residences and 22 guest suites, ULYSSIA boasts f vestar amenities and unparalleled attention to detail. Each residence, ranging from 110 sq m (1,184 sq ft) to 953 sq m (10,258 sq ft), ofers breathtaking sea views, private terraces, and customizable interiors from a selection of several world-class designers.
Residents aboard ULYSSIA will enjoy an extraordinary lifestyle, journeying to chic yachting ports, iconic cities, and remote destinations—all from the privacy and security of their foating home. With a robust security infrastructure, including technology from the MarineGuard and a dedicated team of former Special Forces professionals, peace of mind is paramount.
ULYSSIA’s expansive facilities rival those of the most exclusive resorts. Highlights include a yacht club and dive center, indoor and outdoor pools, a Chenot medical and wellness centre including an extensive spa, and multiple dining options, including a gourmet market, wine cellar, and cigar bar. Recreational amenities span padel and pickleball courts, a theater, an art studio, and even youth educational facilities. For convenience, residents have access to two twin-engine helicopters, high-speed tender boats, and a car, and a garage for storage of bicycles and watersport toys, including kayaks, surf boards and hydrofoils.
We’ll enable OWNERS to GIVE BACK as we TRAVEL, wherever WE SEE THERE IS NEED, and we’ll use THE YACHT AS A PLATFORM to DO OCEAN CONSERVATION WORK.
– Frank Binder
What sets ULYSSIA apart is its commitment to sustainability and global contribution. Residents have the opportunity to participate in philanthropic initiatives that focus on environmental conservation and cultural preservation, ensuring a lasting impact wherever they travel.
Te visionary behind ULYSSIA is the Swiss entrepreneur Frank Binder, the project’s Founder and Chairman. He brings a wealth of experience from industries as diverse as recycling logistics and biotechnology. A lifelong yachting enthusiast, Binder’s vision for ULYSSIA merges his passions for design, exploration, and community. “ T is is foating real estate,” Binder explains, “but it’s much more than that. It’s about ofering a unique lifestyle, the possibility to discover the world without leaving home, and giving back wherever we go.”
A legacy in the making, the construction for ULYSSIA is currently on course to begin in May 2025, with delivery expected around March 2029, but no later than September 2029. Backed by an elite development team with credentials spanning luxury brands like LVMH Cheval Blanc, Relais & Châteaux, and Te World Residences at Sea, ULYSSIA is poised to set a new benchmark in oceanic living.
For those who dream of living without limits while leaving a positive global footprint, ULYSSIA ofers an unparalleled opportunity. Welcome to a world where luxury knows no boundaries, and your home is the ocean.
