Is there yet more to be discovered about the work of Yves Saint Laurent? At any rate, the Paris museum’s new presentation is an ideal occasion to take a close look at the sculpture-dresses he produced with Claude Lalanne.

When I saw the exhibition “Fendre l’air – Art of bamboo in Japan”, I immediately thought of Tina Chow’s jewelry.

In her magnificent Mayfair townhouse boutique, Jessica McComack presents a selection of contemporary art pieces from the collection of her partner, Michael Rosenfeld. Now, for the first time, she is focusing on a single artist: Frank Bowling.

Jewelers may have abandoned the Biennale de Paris, but they are making a big move into other exhibitions and fairs originally promoting the decorative arts, design or contemporary art. PAD London, a perfect example, is also opening out to trendier and more affordable designers.

The Palais Galliera and the Musée des Arts Décoratifs are both organizing exhibitions devoted to Martin Margiela: one on his company, the other on his years at Hermès. The perfect opportunity to discover his jewelry, which is no less design-driven than his clothes.