On a sweltering summer morning in Paris on July 14, 1789, the city stirred with restless energy. King Louis XVI’s monarchy was teetering on the brink of collapse. Bread had become unaffordable, debt hemmed in every household, and whispers of change threaded through the cafés and marketplaces. Yet no one could have predicted the seismic …
Summer’s golden hour arrives with the kind of unapologetic heat that makes us crave the sea, the sun, and the joy of simply being. As beach towels unroll, sunblock is lathered, and flip-flops kick up grains of sand, the question that quietly echoes in the minds of many isn’t about the waves or the weather—it’s …
