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Rianne Van Rompaey for Holiday Magazine N392 by Robin Galiegue

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Rianne Van Rompaey // Holiday Magazine #392 Fall/Winter 2023

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"Paris is ours"

Rianne Van Rompaey by Robin Galiegue for Holiday Magazine, Nº 382, Fall/Winter 2023.24

Styling: Emmanuelle Alt Hair: Yoko Setoyama Makeup: Hannah Murray

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Holiday Magazine Autumn/Winter 2017

Freja Beha Erichsen by Lachlan Bailey

Styled by Clare Richardson

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Holiday Magazine N°391 The Istanbul Issue

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Rebecca Leigh Longendyke by Jonathan Frantini for Holiday Magazine FW 2023/2024

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— Tamino for Holiday Magazine, No. 384, Autumn/Winter 2019-2020 (x) (x)

Tamino-Amir Moharam Fouad

Photographs by Karim Sadli Styling by Max Pearmain and Interview by Marc Beaugé

Tamino was born in Belgium to an Egyptian father and a Belgian mother, but his roots, dreams and memories are elsewhere. Here are his answers to the Holiday questionnaire

Do you enjoy traveling alone? Of course. I believe in the virtues of solitude and alone time. When I’m on tour, I often travel by myself. I arrive in a country I don’t know and get my bearings. You get a better understanding of a country when you go there on your own.

What do you do when you’re alone? I make music, and I read. This summer I devoured the first volume of My Struggle by Karl Ove Knausgård.

What’s your travel style: tour guide or head off on your own? Neither one. The best thing is to follow a local—not a guide, just someone who’s really familiar with the city and can show you the best places.

Is it possible to go somewhere and miss the unmissable? Depends. The things we think we can’t miss are never really unmissable. I visited the Eiffel Tower when I was in eighth grade. It was great, but I’m not sure I’d go back now. But I visit the pyramids whenever I go to Cairo. Why? Because they’re breathtaking. I don’t think there’s any other place on Earth that’s so monumental, so mysterious, so incredible.

Would you rather travel by car, plane, or train? I hate the journey because I’m always touring, which means I’m always traveling. I don’t have a license, so I don’t drive. Planes? I used to love them, but I’ve ended up hating them. I’m too big to be comfortable on a plane, and I’m not rich enough to fly business class.

Do you look out of the window of the plane or do you disdain the sky? I’m capable of getting into a fight to bag the window seat.

What movie only works on a plane? Bad Times at the El Royale, with Jeff Bridges. I’ve watched it on land and on a plane. And it was much better on the plane.

What languages do you speak? German, English and a bit of French. Right now I’m learning Arabic on Duolingo. I’m starting to understand a few words and sentences, but I can’t say anything. I can’t even order a meal in a restaurant. I haven’t gotten to the “food and drink” section yet. But I know all the names for domestic animals.

What’s your weakness when it comes to food? Lebanese. Mezze, hummus, etc. I like all of it.

Which place has the best street food in the world? Lebanon, obviously. Whatever Italians may think.

What’s one thing you absolutely cannot eat? Pineapple. I’m allergic to it. My tongue swells up when I eat it. The worst thing is that I love pineapples.

Do you post your holiday photos on Instagram? No, I avoid it. Actually, it doesn’t occur to me. When I’m on holiday, I take photos of the scenery. I keep them on my phone, and no one ever sees them, including me. I’m not really into selfies—or Instagram.

An item of clothing you’d never wear on holiday? A pink T-shirt, maybe. No, wait—Borat’s green swimsuit. I think that’d be quite hard to carry off. But maybe I’m too conservative.

Do you go to supermarkets when you’re abroad? Same as Instagram. I avoid them whenever possible.

Do you think the mountains are most beautiful in summer? Yes. I’m not obsessed with the seaside, in any case. I prefer lakes. For instance, I love swimming in Lake Geneva.

How do you visit museums? I have a very special technique. I focus on one or two artworks and spend a lot of time looking at them. I ignore everything else. It’s a form of snobbery, and I'm totally okay with that.

What would you consider the ideal number of guests for a dinner party? I enjoy one-on-one conversation, but it’s always a bit of a risk. If you get it wrong, it can be a disaster. I speak from experience.

Is there a smell you will always associate with vacations? The smell of the sea, I guess. No, the smell of suntan lotion, actually. It’s not the best smell there is, but it definitely smells like vacation.

Do you enjoy sunbathing? No, not really. I’m half Egyptian, so I tan very quickly, even if I don't want to.

How long can you stay at the beach? It depends entirely on the book I happen to be reading that day.

Is there a place you never tire of visiting? I really like the town of Dahab in Egypt. I’ve been there several times and never get tired of it. But so far I don’t think I’ve found a place I love so much that I’ll return throughout my life.

Where would you build the house of your dreams? That question is way too tough to answer. I don’t have a favorite city; I still haven’t come across it, but the house would have to be near a river or a lake. Most importantly, the view from the window would have to look like a painting. That would be the deciding factor.

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Rianne Van Rompaey for Holiday Magazine N392 by Robin Galiegue

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Rianne Van Rompaey // Holiday Magazine F/W 2023

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