Cherine Magrabi Tayeb, creative director of Magrabi and founder of non-profit House Of Today, talks about changing lives and the moment her own ceased to be the same
Those days when my father would pick my brother and I up from boarding school in Switzerland and we would go for walks along Geneva's Lac Léman, skipping and singing songs he would make up on the spot!
The moon. You can get the best possible view of the earth from up there.
Motherhood was the greatest thing that ever happened to me. It showed me what it really means to love another person selflessly and without holding back.
I'm particularly sensitive towards helpless children and the elderly. So, I would put the money to good use, making sure those who need it most get it.
Never base your decisions on other's expectations.
Probably the '20s and '30s. they were such glamorous times! I would have loved to get all dressed up in those lovely gowns and feathered hats.
Waking up and being unable to remember who I am anymore.
The étoile ballerina (dancer and choreographer) Marie-Claude Pietragalla. because, who wouldn't?!
Eliza Doolittle from My Fair Lady (pictured above). She's the sweetest, kindest, most endearing character ever written. She's so "loverly"!
Invest more in education. It's the best way to prepare for the future.