Josephine

"He convinced his followers they were taking part in an adventure, a pageant, an experiment and a story whose sheer splendour would draw the attention of posterity for centuries. He was able to impart to ordinary people the sense that their lives—and, if necessary, their deaths in battle—mattered in the context of great events. They too could make history. It is untrue that he cared nothing for his men and was careless with their lives. He lost a friend in almost every major battle, and his letters to Josephine and Marie Louise make it clear that these deaths, and those of his soldiers, affected him. Yet he could not allow that to deflect him from his main purpose of pursuing victory, and he would not have been able to function as a general if it had, any more than Ulysses Grant or George Patton could have done."

"– We are here for the KENZO clothes. They are different and cool, shout the customers Josephine and Tove to drown out the music. Their teenage faces glow with anticipation as they squeeze into the middle of the long queue that already winds around the block. They have been here since seven o'clock in the morning. In previous years when H&M released their designer collections, chaos and fights broke out as customers struggled to be the first in the store. Therefore, H&M's website has clear instructions on how customers should behave: If you arrive before the store has opened, please stand at the end of the line."