Le Bonbon - London - May 2015

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EDITO

Founder

« Good morning London »

Jacques de la Chaise

6:30 AM. As I am watching the sun’s pale rays dancing on London’s roof-

Editor in chief

tops (what’s with this overseas cliché about eternal fog here?), I think of

Charles Guillet

all these people awakening. All seems so peaceful and quiet from this

Design

rooftop. But underneath the red bricks, a whole world is stirring. All this

Tom Gordonovitch

energy streaming within the veins of East London stirs an arousal within

Contributors

me. It has been three months now. Three months since Le Bonbon has

Olivia Sorrel-Dejerine,

sett- led down in this upcoming area of the capital. For three months

Lexi Rose, Natasha David,

Londoners have greeted us with a smile that Parisians ignore.

Sophie Guibert, Luke Harwood,

Le Bonbon London was born, now it is awakening. Thanks to all of you.

Anna Jacobsen, Deborah

You, with that full beard and slightly baldhead, you with that grim look

Bannwarth, Abbie Moulton,

on your face, and big heart in your pocket, you with that large hat and

Marguerite Gaudin, Mariia Kilina,

that mess, bedhead hair. You who saw the magazine on the counter

Julia Ternon, Josh Geffin

of your favorite coffee shop and were intrigued. You who read it with

Sales and marketing

smiling eyes, you who took off the little bonbons vouchers to discover

Sales manager – Vuk Levkovic

a new venue, you who shared the magazine to your fellow adventurers,

Sales advisor – Benjamin Buring

cursing on those French frogs that are taking over London, but who can

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be lovely, innit? To all, a grand Cheers! from the Le Bonbon team.

Le Bonbon Limited

We are proud to continue the venture in this evolving part of London. I

16 Palmers Road – Founders

know it has been a decade now Brick Lane has kicked out its guns and

E20SY London

needles. I know Shoreditch is hype now. I know hipsters have dwelt in

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London Fields for years now. I also know Frenchies have not waited for us to invade Dalston. But what I know for sure is that the whole of East London is still moving forward, awakening from the ashes the industrial era had shed on its roofs. Le Bonbon is proud to jump on board of this global trip to a better city. More ethical, more responsible, more peaceful yet active, more creative and artistic than ever. In a nutshell, more « Bonbon ». Let’s jump off this roof and meet these people now.

Advertising and enquiry vuk@lebonbon.co.uk charles@lebonbon.co.uk benjamin@lebonbon.co.uk 079 8365 1644 079 8365 1643

Charles Guillet

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