Euromaxx Highlights
February 28, 2015
Milan Fashion Week: German Designer Philipp Plein
Philipp Plein's designs are edgy, sexy, masculine and glamorous. But his clothes are not the only draw to his shows. The events are full of surprises, including functioning roller coasters, making them the hot ticket item at fashion shows.
If you can't say something nice...
Many Germans are unsure how to give and receive compliments. It often makes them feel uncomfortable. Euromaxx anchor and reporter Meike Krüger is determined to dig deeper into this cultural phenomenon.
Winter Trip to Oslo
Norway's capital is worth a trip even in the icy winter months. One of the biggest attractions is the Holmenkollen Ski Jump, as well as its simulator at the National Ski Arena Holmenkollen. And for culture lovers, the new Tjuvholmen quarter right on the Oslo fjord is teeming with art galleries, museums, and good restaurants.
The New Thriller by Martin Suter
Switzerland’s most successful contemporary writer Martin Suter has just published his 14th novel, "Montecristo.” It is the story of a journalist who quickly finds himself embroiled in a high-stakes drama. The thriller was published just in time for his 67th birthday.
200 Years of Pringle of Scotland
Scottish Fashion label Pringle has made a name for itself worldwide with it's elegant knitwear. The traditional house's designs have been worn by the likes of Brigitte Bardot and Grace Kelly. An exhibition at London's Serpentine Gallery takes in the full scope of the label’s two centuries tracing its heritage back to its founding in 1815.