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Café Costume suits are both traditional and personal
In the mid-2000s, Bruno Van Gils decided it was time to do something about what he saw as the two ills of contemporary suit...
TONG aims to educate and inspire us about wine
Published exclusively in English, TONG (it’s Flemish for ‘tongue’) carries no advertising, develops a single theme through articles and images, and for each issue...
Les Misérables: Meet Amanda Seyfried
When Amanda Seyfried walked through the gates of Pinewood Studios in London to shoot Les Miserables, she was returning to the scene of her greatest triumph. It...
Bringing true colour into your life
As an avid reader of high-quality magazines (evidently) you probably have an appreciation of style, layout and, most important of all, colour. The way colour is displayed and...
60 years of Brussels architecture
Produced under the direction of the city’s architect-planner Maurice Culot and supported by the Brussels-Capital Region authorities the book "Architecture Brussels from 1950 to...
The art of Franco Dragone
Mr. Dragone, you were artistic director of Cirque du Soleil from 1985 to 1998 and have created so many amazinG shows. Where do you...
Belgium’s Bathtub Baron
Jean-Pol Piron has a secret, but can’t help dropping tantalizing clues: he has commissioned a well-known sculptress – he won’t say who – to design a bathtub for his...
Raid on top Belgian restaurant
Public prosecutors in the East Flemish town of Oudenaarde have opened an investigation into possible fraud at Peter Goossens's three star restaurant, the Hof van Cleve,...
Smart phones from ACER
PC vender Acer, who has joined forces with Packard Bell, recently introduced the partnership’s new line of smart phones, notebooks, tablets. Each device promises...
Meet Helle Thorning-Schmidt: Denmark’s first female prime minister
When Helle Thorning- Schmidt took office last autumn much was made of “Denmark’s first female premier” - though of the Nordic nations alone, Finland, Norway and Iceland have all previously...















