Welcome back to LSA’s Weekly Obsessions, where we share a few things we’re currently mad about — because if it’s on our radar, it should definitely be on yours, too. From the must-have fashion pieces of the moment to new releases, scroll down to see what we’re currently obsessing over this week.
Weekly Obsessions: Gucci Visions, Aesop fragrances, and more
Gucci Visions: An immersive exhibition into the world of GUCCI
If you’re a fan of Gucci, “Gucci Visions: An immersive exhibition into the world of Gucci” is finally here in Bangkok. This immersive exhibition allows the public to witness the rich history of Gucci throughout its 103 years through the creative directors and artisans in each era. It starts with the journey of the founder, Guccio Gucci, and continues to the golden age of Alessandro Michele and the present day with Sabato de Sarno.
There are 6 rooms in total, ranging from the room that tells the story of the GG monogram and the Flora pattern. There’s also a space dedicated to the Bamboo bag that changed the fashion industry. Besides that, another area is full of gowns worn by famous stars. Gucci Visions is open today until 21 July at EmSphere, Em Glass. – Pannatorn Tamnipanon, Senior Writer
Aesop Fragrances
Although we know that Aesop has some of the best hand soaps, their fragrance line shouldn’t be overlooked. After visiting their Thonglor signature store over the weekend, we got to try a few scents, and our personal favourites have to be Rōzu and Tacit. Rōzu, like the name, reminds you of a rose with hints of woodiness and smokiness. It’s kind of giving that rich mysterious auntie who likes to have martinis in the evening. The scent is very long-lasting and so addictive. Meanwhile, Tacit is the perfect summer scent. It’s green, fresh, and citrusy with hints of yuzu and basil that instantly uplift your mood. –Tipapa Chandarasrivongs, Content Writer
Dr. Barbara Sturm Facial Massage
We all know that the Dr. Barbara Sturm brand is known for its incredible skincare, emphasising that less is more. Recently, I’ve had the chance to experience her magic, as this German skincare brand collaborated with the Rosewood Bangkok Hotel to organise a Facial Massage program. This facial massage treatment uses their products, starting from the cleanser, all the way to their sunscreen. This exclusive program also has treatments like the Sturm Lift Facial, SturmGlow TM Facial, Anti-Pigmentation Facial and Super Anti-Aging Facial. If you’re interested in their products, some of Dr. Barbara Sturm’s items can also be purchased at the Rosewood Bangkok. – P.T., Senior Writer
Love Bug floral heels
After scrolling through my Instagram feed, I stumbled upon an image that caught my eye, the perfect summer essential- heels with floral embellishment. Imagine wearing these olive-green heels with pops of red florals on your summer Euro trip, on a date night, or to the office to elevate your corporate look. The brand is based in Thailand, and everything is made-to-order. You can even choose the types of flowers to be adorn your shoes. –T.C., Content Writer
“Please, Please, Please” by Sabrina Carpenter
It’s been an eventful few years for the singer Sabrina Carpenter as many of her songs have been up on the charts. After her release of “Nonsense,” “Feather,” and her latest hit “Espresso,” she recently unveiled a new banger “Please, Please, Please” which made fans go wild. The reason for this awe was not only the song, but the official introduction of her boyfriend Barry Keoghan, which we could say is the hardest launch of the season. Although it could be considered as a difficult debut, at least Barry starring in the music video proves that he is serious about her. – PT, Senior Writer
‘Inside Out 2’
As someone who loves the film Inside Out, when I discovered that there was going to be a part two, I was ecstatic. Part one was a little different as Riley, the main character, was a child, and only had five emotions. Now as she’s entering her teenage years and her emotions are growing, she encounters Anxiety. And although some may get anxiety at a younger age, I believe that this film is quite a good representation of a teen going through puberty, especially when entering middle school.
Inside Out 2 perfectly depicts what it was like as a teenager, such as having one’s emotions going all over the place, yet bottling them up inside. Overall, it’s honestly so heartwarming to grow up with Inside Out as a kid, and now that I am a full-on working adult in corporate, I have part two to enjoy as well. –T.C., Content Writer
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