Author: Ellys Woodhouse
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Jaeger-LeCoultre Unveils New Clocks at Milan Design Week
The latest in the maison’s collaboration with Marc Newson arrives at Milan Design Week with its most complicated Atmos Calibre yet.
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The History of the Snuff Box and Its Rise as a Luxury Collectible
This 18th-century status symbol turned the simple act of taking tobacco into a display of taste, performance, and theatre.
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The Art Exhibitions and Museum Openings Worth Traveling For in 2026
From once-in-a-generation loans to museum openings worth the wait, these are the exhibitions defining 2026.
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Clase Azul Captures the Spirit of the 2026 World Cup with $1,700 Release
As Mexico prepares to host the FIFA World Cup, the tournament’s energy has been channelled into a new limited-edition tequila.
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‘Chinamaxxing’ Isn’t a New Trend, European Aristocrats Have Been Doing It for Centuries
The West’s curiosity with Chinese-inspired design didn’t start online; instead, today’s fascination with Chinese aesthetics has deep and surprisingly familiar roots.
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Is Alaia’s First Denim Collection Actually a Recession Indicator?
With a $1,000-plus entry point, the house has reimagined jeans as a high-fashion proposition rather than an everyday essential.
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What Watches Are Formula 1 Drivers Wearing This Season?
With trackside action paused, we turn to F1 watches – because this season, the real movement is happening on the wrist.
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Does Artemis II Prove Space Tourism Might Soon Take Off?
Artemis II is ushering in the age of space tourists, but how close are we really to liftoff?
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Why Haute Fragrance Matters More Than Ever, According to Maison Margiela
Maison Margiela’s Scentsorium may be bottling its boldest idea yet, but are luxury fragrances masking an industry going stale?
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What Does a $1 million Las Vegas Grand Prix Package Get You?
The offer includes private jet transfers, Race Club suites tickets and your very own Aston Martin Vanquish.