Originally Inspired by the French phrase, L’appel du vide which translates to, the call of the void, the Chic Void is all about storytelling, aesthetics and deep thought.
Mexican designer, Daniela Villegas is one of the most creative jewelry designers out there, and you may not know who she is. Her pieces are truly one of a kind and can be spotted by those with a keen eye on celebrities who walk the red carpet, and on those posing in editorial photoshoots. Villegas’ […]
Happy Friday, readers! Let’s kick this day off with another Virus Series interview with The Chic Void’s very special friend, Jules Spitzer. From yoga, global adventures, cooking, to becoming a Doula, Jules brings peace and encouragement wherever she goes. TCV: Where are you living, and who are you living with? JS: I am living with […]
Located on a cobblestone street in NoHo, Dashwood Books sits just below street level tucked privately away for only those who know where to find it. Dashwood books has become a destination for artists and collectors from all over the world that seek contemporary photography books. I found myself at Dashwood Books one evening in […]
In 2016, Grace Coddington stepped down as Creative Director of American Vogue. After nearly 30 years at Vogue, Grace decided it was time to try something new. At the time this news dropped, it was said that the Great Bowery was representing Grace where she would be involved creatively moving forward. Soon after Grace announced her […]
Is anyone curious about the illustration on the home page of The Chic Void? Perhaps there are some readers who have seen this image before, while others are wanting to know more. Well, for the latter, The Chic Void would like to introduce you to artist and illustrator, Daria Hlazatova. I came across Daria’s work […]
Karl, who? Karl Lagerfeld- that’s who! Don’t know much about him? Well, here’s what you need to know. Karl was the creative director of the French fashion house, Chanel. He came to Chanel in the 1980s when the brand was considered to be dead and out of touch with the times only to transform it […]
