Author Archives: camilla

two for tennis

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Filed under Sport, lifestyle

With her boyfriend golfer, Rory McIlroy on the sidelines, the Danish tennis champion, Caroline Wozniacki plays a tournament and talks about taking one ball at the time.

By Camilla Alfthan, Damernas Värld, September 2012

be the woman you want to be

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Filed under Fashion

Diane von Fürstenberg talks about fashion – and about empowering women.

By Camilla Alfthan, DV Mode Fall 2012.

art is made for happiness

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Filed under Arts, culture

Jean Rochefort’s reflections on horses and art.

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raising the bar

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Filed under Equestrian, Fashion

While keeping the world’s number one spot for almost a year, the  French show jumper, Kevin Staut, teamed up with a Belgian tailor  to create a new line.

By Camilla Alfthan, June 2012

just jump it!

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Filed under Equestrian

The two showjumping legends, Rodrigo and Nelson Pessoa talk about  the changes in the sport as well as the new challenges.

By Camilla Alfthan, Equestrio, Spring 2012

horsing around

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Filed under Equestrian

Monty Roberts starts the Queen’s horses  – and talks about his weird and long life in the equestrian world.

Text and photos Camilla Alfthan, Ridehesten March 2012

perfect match

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Filed under Equestrian, Sport, lifestyle

Martina Hingis competes in the Gucci Masters – and reveals how the horses made her a better tennis player.

By Camilla Alfthan, Børsen January 2012

best of the best

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Filed under Notebook

Authenticity, l’art de vivre and the splendour of nature are some of the things that make the Best of the Alps – 12 Alpine resorts that sum up the wise words of Confucius, when quoted by mountaineer and Michelin chef, Pierre Carrier of Albert 1er ; ‘All men think that happiness lies on the summit of the mountain – when it is all about how you climb it’. Aiguille du Midi

skiing with a view

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Filed under Travel

Over 400 km of pistes and the magnificent Matterhorn…

Text and photos Camilla Alfthan, Berlingske, February 2012

climbing high

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Filed under Notebook

I would have, I should have, I could have…if a knee injury hadn’t kept me grounded at the local spa in Sass-Fee. But then the mountain guide came with his rope and rucksack and….

Photos Joakim Lloyd Roboff