Lançamentos

Gisele Bündchen acredita que a saúde é nossa maior riqueza e que o bem-estar começa pela comida. Em casa, ela escolhe seguir uma alimentação baseada em proteínas magras e saudáveis e legumes e verduras ricos em nutrientes, mas também acredita em uma alimentação flexível (com direito a noite de pizza com as crianças!). Nessa rotina também entram receitas sem glúten, com ingredientes como farinha de amêndoas, óleo de abacate e tâmaras.

Em Nutrir: Receitas simples para corpo e alma você encontra formas para criar uma rotina cheia de intenções positivas, alimentos nutritivos e gratidão como base para um estilo de vida saudável. São 100 receitas que incluem sugestões para combinações leves e fartas, bem como dicas para tornar as refeições mais atraentes para as crianças:

- Frutas para o dia a dia: smoothie de mamão; tigelas de açaí; sorvete de banana

- Café da manhã e pães: pão de queijo; fritada vegetariana; leites vegetais

- Saladas: salada com iscas de carne; salada de beterraba e rúcula com queijo de cabra com ervas

- Sopas: sopa espanta-gripe; sopa estilo ramen com legumes cozidos no vapor

- Hortaliças do dia a dia: rolinhos de verão crocantes; noite da pizza; espaguete de abobrinha com frango ao pesto

- Proteínas favoritas: bife grelhado com chimichurri; salmão crocante; almôndegas de frango

- Crocantes e condimentos: cogumelos shiitake assados crocantes e harissa; molho de mostarda e mel

- Doces: barrinhas de noz-pecã; torta de banana dos sonhos; muffins de cenoura

Com dicas que vão desde criar hábitos positivos e romper com ciclos não saudáveis a planejamento de refeições e como minimizar o desperdício na cozinha, Nutrir: Receitas simples para corpo e alma vai ajudar você a seguir um estilo de vida equilibrado, melhorando sua saúde, seu estado de espírito e seu bem-estar geral.

"I love gold, it's a magical color; when reflecting a woman, it's the color of the sun."

As the official catalogue of the Gold, les ors d'Yves Saint Laurent exhibition in Paris, this stunning book presents the couture, jewelry, and accessories inspired by the golds of Yves Saint Laurent from the 1960s to the 2000s. This eye-catching metalhas been featured heavily throughout the entirety of the designer's work: from the very first buttons adorning his pea coats to dresses that appear entirely fashioned from gold, no collection escaped the couturier's "golden" touch.

This heavily illustrated and photographed book in full color presents Saint Laurent's exquisite designs as we follow the thread of gold throughout his collections, offering special insight into the work and intricate techniques used to make the brocades, laces, lamés, leathers, and embroideries of YSL shine. Curated by Elsa Janssen, the director of the legendary Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris, and fashion historian Yvane Jacob, Yves Saint Laurent: Gold draws on a large number of archival documents, interviews, and other resources such as films and shows, presenting how the cultural, artistic, and social contexts of the time, especially the women's rights movement, resulted in these timeless designs. From the jeweled dress designed for his Autumn/Winter 1966 collection and photographed by David Bailey, to the sequined dresses worn by Zizi Jeanmaire and Catherine Deneuve, Gold sparkles as it conjures up the true treasures of Saint Laurent's legacy and spirit.

A fashion revolutionary, Yves Saint Laurent and his creations were resolutely modern. His ongoing exploration of shape and form incessantly pushed the boundaries of his creativity and led to his most groundbreaking and iconic designs. His works were influenced by the artistic trends of the time--from simple and geometric abstraction to constructivism and concrete art--whose many movements mirror the multifaceted talent of the designer. A bold, exacting gesture underpinned his art: his minimalist dresses were often monochromatic compositions seemingly sprung from a single line. A colorist, he imagined pure yet exuberant abstract designs by combining flat surfaces in vibrant hues. Transposing pictorial material onto textiles, he thus balanced color, form, surface, and line. An illusionist, he would juxtapose black and white to suggest movement in the garment through optical illusion. By using flat, simple lines, shape prevailed over color.

This volume accompanies an exhibition, Yves Saint Laurent: Shapes and Forms, at the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris from June 9, 2023, to January 14, 2024, which features key pieces from the Yves Saint Laurent archives in dialogue with the set design and works by ceramic artist Claudia Wieser.