The Luxury Brand Celine Continues to Impress

It’s hard to be a fashionable woman and not be—at least on some level—a francophile. Parisian women are known for their sartorial minimalism and a certain je ne sais quoi that leaves women around the world eager to emulate that...

Original 1955 Jaguar D-Type Up for Auction in Paris

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The seventh customer D-Type ever made left the factory in 1955 heading to Australia.  Driver Bib Stillwell would have much success setting records and winning races until being sold in 1957.  It was in an accident during transport and the new owner was not able to get it racing again. Subsequently, Frank Gardner bought the car and restored it back to racing condition

The car continued racing and changing ownership through the early 60’s, until 1967 when the future 24 hours of Le Mans winner Richard Attwood purchased it.

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