Sitting pretty in Siam Square

Young chief executive Hiran Tanmit was on hand to welcome guests to “Eveandboy The Underground”, which is located on the mall’s lower ground floor. The store offers more than 2,000 brands and 80,000 items including those by South Korea’s Makeup Helper, A:Concept, Pony Effect, FABY Italian Nail Couture as well as well-known brands including MAC and Maybelline.

A new, younger-looking you
Feel younger with the new Juventide Immortal Anti-age” treatment, a trilogy of therapies now being offered by DII Wellness Med Spa, Divana’s flagship wellness facility at Central Embassy. The new treatment starts by gently peeling off dead cells on the epidermis while oxygenating skin and is followed by a facial massage that combines peptide serum (a natural retinol formula obtained from starfish) with an aquamarine ice stone facelift to improve skin elasticity, tone and shape. |It finishes with the Placenta Thermal Rejuvenate Mask, which works its magic on ageing skin. Find out more at www.Dii-Divana.com. 

It’s all in the stripes

Clothing designer Paul Smith has an “Artist Stripe” pop-up shop on Level 1 of Central Embassy until May 24, where all of his creations – from trainers and ties to socks and swimsuits – wear stripes. The newest in a long line of signature Paul Smith stripes, the Artist Stripe was inspired by the fantastic linear combinations of Expressionist paintings. A regular feature of every Paul Smith collection since the autumn-winter 2016 line, Artist Stripe appears as an accent on shirt cuffs and jacket zip guards or as a bold all-over print on socks, ties and leather accessories. Paul Smith collaborations are also available, including colourful Anglepoise lamps and Caran d’Ache pens.

Cherry blossoms for the skin
Celebrating the blooms of spring, SK-II recently unveiled a Sakura Limited Edition Facial Treatment Essence with a delicate cherry blossom on the bottle. The launch featured a demonstration of the benefits of Pitera, the main ingredient in Facial Treatment Essence. The brand is running a campaign called “Face the Wild, Face the Camera: Extreme Expeditions”, in which the skin’s limits are challenged.