Author Archives: camilla

late bloomer

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Filed under Equestrian, Nordic styles

At 50, Charlotte Jorst, has become one of America’s leading dressage riders while she’s also embarked upon an ambitious business adventure.

By Camilla Alfthan, ELLE, November 2015

high altitudes

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Filed under Travel

The sun rises in Europe’s highest skiing resort, Val Thorens – the place for serious skiers and gourmandes.

By Camilla Alfthan, Rejseliv Berlingske, October 2015  

+ Val d’Isère, B.T. January 2016

eclectic and eccentric

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Filed under Design, Fashion

“Eclecticism is a way to live your life with your eyes and mind wide open,” explains Lacroix boss, Sacha Walckhoff as he shows his Parisian home.

By Camilla Alfthan, DV, October 2015

live, love & decorate

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Filed under Design

“Trust yourself. Believe in your taste, and don’t get influenced by what others tell you,” says California based decorator, Martyn Lawrence Bullard.

By Camilla Alfthan, Henne, July 2015   

style and technique

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Filed under Equestrian, Sport, lifestyle

“You have to be a mix of an Indian and an English rider, to combine a natural style with technique,” says Eduardo Novillo Astrada – a highgoaler, who is passing down his family’s polo traditions to the fourth generation.

By Camilla Alfthan, horse-tales.com

when in rome..

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Filed under Arts, culture, Fashion

Where cultural treasures are deteriorating, do like Della Valle; he explains why.

By Camilla Alfthan, Berlingske, June 2015

style games

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Filed under Fashion, Sport, lifestyle

Tennis was always more than just tennis.

By Camilla Alfthan, Weekendavisen, June 2015

still going strong

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Filed under Arts, culture

From ABBA to the Swiss Alps, Frida Lyngstad talks about her passions and her latest recording.

By Camilla Alfthan, Damernas Värld,  July 2015

tennis, anyone ?

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Filed under Notebook

2tennis                                    To most players, tennis is more than just a sport – it’s an entire philosophy.  “The benefits of tennis is that playing it one develops the necessary character to succeed in any other activity,” said René Lacoste who used to say that confidence, tenacity, perseverance and rigour are the tools to find one’s way in life, along with intelligence – “intelligence on the court, the capacity to think and to execute strategy”.  For the best of two worlds go to my interview with Martina Hingis on horse-tales.com – multiple grand slam champion a sensational 20 years after she won her first title!

vienna vibes

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Filed under Arts, culture, Travel

In Vienna visitors are discovering an iconic city with a new cool.

By Camilla Alfthan, photos Stefan Fürtbauer, Scandinavian Traveler, May 2015