• Arrival or arrival in Paris, self-transfer

• Accommodation at the Nolinski 5-star hotel

• 17:00 – Lecture by Soboleva's retinue "What is it like to be a Parisian in 2022"? About the new Parisian women and the role of France in the modern fashion, beauty and life-style industry. The entourage will also prepare an up-to-date Paris fashion guide for all participants.

Sobolev's retinue is our constant partner and guide to the world of style and fashion in Paris. She is always up to date with all the trends, new products and secret Paris addresses.

The meeting will take place at the iconic Tokyo-style Amour Hotel, a stone's throw from Pigalle. It was opened by the Costes and Clique brothers, the founders of the most popular Baron Club, the Costes Hotel, the Beaubourg cafe and many other fashionable places in Paris. Here they decided to play a little with the themes of love and eroticism and by this alone attracted an endless stream of couples in love who flew to Paris for a romantic weekend.

• 19:30 – Return to the hotel

• 21:30 – Cabaret show at Le BœUf Sur Le Toit and dinner

Le BœUf sur le toit has been a success since its opening in 1921. He quickly became the center of Parisian cabaret and reigned throughout the twenties. At the premiere, pianist Jean Wiener, whom Moises had brought with him from Gaia, played Gershwin's melodies, while Cocteau and Millau accompanied him on drums. The premiere was attended by Pablo Picasso, Rene Claire, Sergei Diaghilev and Maurice Chevalier.

Jazz musicians from other Parisian clubs showed up at Le Buf after work and played late into the night, because Paris was primarily a city of jazz. In France, the expression "faire un bœuf" is still used by musicians to this day in the meaning of "arrange a jam session" and comes from the name of this cabaret.

• Breakfast at the hotel

• 11:00 – Visit to the Palais Galliera Museum and visit the exhibition dedicated to Albert Elbaz

• Lunch

• 15:30 – Visit the Yves Saint Laurent Museum with Lubomir, where the priceless treasures of the great couturier are collected

"Today we are the women of Saint Laurent. We have power, but this power is not over men, but over our own lives. This is responsibility for one's fate, not submission. And clothes are an important component of these changes. To a lesser extent than the social revolution, but still."

The archives consist not only of clothes and accessories created by Saint Laurent over 40 years. They include his sketches and so-called "bible cards", where all information about the outfit was recorded, as well as programs and plans for the fashion show, advertising layouts, articles and photographs.

• Return to the hotel

• 20:00 - Dinner at the newly opened GiGi restaurant

• Breakfast at the hotel

• 11:00 – Walk through the Opera district with a guide

• Visiting the market on the Left Bank of Paris, buying picnic specialties – warm baguette, cheeses, berries, pates and, of course, champagne

• An atmospheric picnic in the Luxembourg Garden

• 13:30 – Lunch

• Free time and shopping

• For those who wish, it is possible to organize a photo shoot before the ballet

• 19:00 – Mats Ek one-act ballets at Opéra Garnier

Mats Ek is a great and talented choreographer from Sweden, who is one of the symbols of ballet at the end of the 20th century. He belongs to those choreographers who were engaged in staging intellectual ballet in the 1970s.

• Late dinner

• 10:50 – Visit to the Païva Mansion

The magnificent mansion was built for 10 years, in 1856-1866, designed by architect Pierre Mangin for the wife of the cousin of the Chancellor of Prussia Otto von Bismarck, the Marquise de la Paiva. The adventurer and courtesan Teresa Lachman was born in Moscow and, having married the modest French tailor Antoine Villon, turned the heads of the aristocrats of England, France, Portugal and Prussia.

• 13:00 – Brunch at the Penninsula 5 Hotel restaurant*

End of the program and return home