&: The Ritz Paris

I have a thing for classical stuffs. I would rather spend my day watching black and white films than a tv-show marathons. Or in fact, I just put the channel on MGM instead, they have the best films, golden age. I don't know why I just love all of these classic era, like when I see the year it makes me in a full spirit, even I don't know what makes me in a burst of excitements. I still watch the black and white Alice in Wonderland though I keep having nightmares of a huge white rabbit. I also happen to like the old times when ornaments were still, classical, in a way of less modern like these days. I have a thing on pillars and marble ornaments. When both are mixed with those gilded gypsum, I must say I'm having an eyegasm. Seriously. It attracts my eyes the most. For being an old-school, I must say I can stand living in the past.

Few days ago, I remembered this classic hotel in Paris named The Ritz Paris. So I googled it to look at the interiors. Didn't really find what I expected to see. Interestingly, I was browsing articles like usual in Vogue (not much of a fashion fan, but I do read news on fashion sometimes, they have great photographs, can't resist that), and I found this article André Leon Talley made on The Ritz Paris and that Kate Moss was the one in it. So I browsed through the photographs and I couldn't resist which ones not to like. I hope one day I would be rich enough to stay in this hotel. All of these pictures were from Vogue.

Photographed by Tim Walker.