Author: Ellys Woodhouse
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The Invite-Only Homes and Hotels of Fashion Designers You Can Stay In
Chanel’s Riviera retreat, Versace’s South Beach mansion, Louboutin’s Portuguese enclave – fashion’s great names shape not only what we wear, but where we want to go.
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Can a Superyacht Be an Art Fair, Hotel, and Members’ Club All at Once?
The Floating Art Hotel makes its debut at the Monaco Grand Prix with ambitions far beyond a traditional yacht experience.
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An Expert’s Guide To Dressing For The Races
We tapped those in-the-know for their tips on trends, etiquette, and how to dress for the unpredictable British weather.
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Meet the Man Behind the Medusa at Paris’ New Gianni Versace Retrospective
With 450 creations, sketches, photographs, and objects belonging to the fashion house founder on display, we speak with the lead curator on bringing the late designer’s world back to life.
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At The World Cup 2026, Is Soccer Finally Due Its High Fashion Moment?
As the likes of Loewe and Jacquemus unveil soccer partnerships ahead of the biggest sporting event in history, luxury fashion is finally turning to the beautiful game.
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The Insider’s Guide to Monaco Grand Prix After-parties
What really happens after the chequered flag drops? Here’s where Formula 1 drivers, DJs, celebrities, and VIP guests spend race weekend after dark.
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Inside Le Mans’ New M24 Motorsport Museum With Landmark F1 Collection
The newly reopened and redesigned museum claims Lewis Hamilton as patron and one of the world’s largest collections of Formula 1 cars.
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Fendi Resort 2027 Imagines Clothes Meant to Be Shared
With softened tailoring and shared silhouettes, Maria Grazia Chiuri proposes a wardrobe detached from gender clichés in her debut cruise collection.
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Will Your Future Wardrobe Be Made From T-Rex Leather?
From algae-grown bioplastics to lab-grown fur and leather crafted from fish scales and jellyfish collagen, luxury fashion’s future is being engineered in the lab.
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First Look Inside the Reimagined Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi
Following a year-long renovation, the Tokyo boutique hotel has reopened with a softer, more residential identity – and we have the first pictures inside.