Luxury

Sahara, Merzouga, Morocco Morocco is one of those places that stays with you long after you leave. The colors, the smells, the sounds of the medina, the way the light hits the desert dunes at sunset. It is a country that feels like stepping into a completely different world, and for first-time visitors, that is

Nothing draws watch enthusiasts like a good factory visit. Ok, that is overstating the case so spectacularly that you might have laughed out loud. Aside from being a kind of hook – clickbait, basically – this really is the inspiration for this story, which promises to make you think about the multiple leisure, production and

As the global festival circuit gears up for another high-energy year, one fashion statement is dominating both the stage and the streets: leopard print sneakers. From exclusive desert parties to headline music events, bold footwear is defining the visual identity of the upcoming festival season 2026. The leopard sneakers trend represents a broader shift toward

In late April, Benetti’s B.Now 67M won the Superyacht 60-80m category at Yacht Style Awards 2026 in Singapore When a shipyard launches a new yacht concept, it makes commercial sense to include a neutral interior that will appeal to the widest audience. Yet in a world where bespoke is king, ubiquitous beige sometimes falls wide

The British monarchy is still viewed by many loyalists as a sacred and untouchable institution. However, for royal monarchies in 2026, relevance has increasingly become a form of currency. Monarchies once derived their importance from religious authority, political governance and national stability. Today, with the decline of absolute royal power and growing scrutiny over public

The Shift Nobody Saw Coming A few years ago, luxury beauty meant a recognisable logo and a hefty price tag. The bigger the brand, the better. But something has quietly changed. Today’s shoppers — especially those with real spending power — are pulling away from mass beauty counters and moving toward something more personal. They’re

Malaga © María López Jorge via Unsplash As parts of Europe continue to experience prolonged periods of overcast weather, new data highlights a group of cities that offer consistently high levels of sunshine throughout the year. A study by Holidu, based on data from World Weather Online, identifies the continent’s sunniest urban destinations, providing a

You gotta give props to A. Lange & Söhne. For a showcase at the year’s largest watchmaking event, the big brands tend to be zealous with their novelty releases. Thus, in a ocean of novelties released by a plethora of watch Maisons, A. Lange & Söhne stands out with two—count ’em—two releases. The output is minimal,

For travelers who treat Paris as a recurring destination rather than a once-in-a-lifetime visit, the city’s appeal is matched only by the friction it can introduce into an otherwise refined trip. The Charles de Gaulle taxi rank at peak hours. The rideshare driver who cancels at the last minute on a Friday return. The Uber

Audemars Piguet and Swatch have joined forces to unveil the AP x Swatch Bioceramic Royal Pop Collection — a disruptive pocket watch available in eight models and designed to be worn in a multitude of different ways. The core controversy surrounding the collaborative collection goes beyond the watches themselves but rather the insight it provides

Alzheimer’s disease reshapes the way a person thinks, remembers, and handles ordinary moments. Many families begin with home care, yet the illness progresses in ways that require stronger structure, safety, and clinical oversight. A dedicated assisted living setting brings together skilled staff, secure surroundings, and therapeutic routines that standard senior care simply cannot replicate. This

A car may run smoothly for years, but its insurance needs can change as it ages. Its value reduces, repairs may become more frequent, and usage may also shift with time. This makes it important to review car insurance at every renewal instead of continuing the same cover without thought. This guide explains how insurance

When The Devil Wears Prada first premiered in 2006, fashion media still operated through a hierarchy of exclusivity. Glossy magazines dictated trends, editors held near-mythical authority and luxury fashion remained largely inaccessible to the average consumer outside of department stores and print editorials. The film arrived during a wider cultural moment shaped by TV shows

The 79th Cannes Film Festival centres on prestigious film screenings. That is the official mission. Yet, for the 40,000 accredited attendees — and the thousands more who descend on the French Riviera without a screening pass — the week offers a second, equally rich cultural experience built on fashion and the vibrant lifestyle of the

Mainstream cinema no longer shapes cultural conversations in the way it once did. Instead, mainstream cinema increasingly recycles familiar intellectual property, while riskier or more socially observant storytelling migrates toward television, limited series and prestige streaming. While films once acted as major sites of cultural commentary and social reflection, the resurgence of sequels, biopics and

Casa Sanlorenzo, Venice Sanlorenzo is celebrating 10 years of arts patronage with its most ambitious cultural calendar to date. The Italian shipyard’s year-long cultural programme spanning art, design, craftsmanship, innovation and sustainability is anchored by the first full year of activity at Casa Sanlorenzo, which last year was inaugurated during the Venice Climate Week and also hosted

Luxury Houses have long had a symbiotic relationship with art to inform creative directions and reinforce cultural credibility. Increasingly, collaborations are shifting beyond aesthetic-level sponsorships into something more conversational and Longchamp’s partnership with Kyotographie 2026 reflects this transition. For the first time, Longchamp is partnering with the Kyoto International Photography Festival, presenting Kenyan artist Thandiwe

Infinite Gallop – 100X130 There is an unmistakably cinematic quality to the horses of Chinese contemporary artist Ma Dongmin. Rendered in layered blue hues, his equine figures emerge through mist-like textures and blurred contours, hovering between states. This tension between stillness and release forms the conceptual backbone of Fire Horse – The Decisive Moment, a

Patek Philippe, 5840P Patek Philippe‘s showing at Watches and Wonders this year was one of its most ambitious in recent memory. So much so that they took home the distinction of being the Maison with the largest number of references released at the fair—with over 20. They showcased a quartet of Nautilus anniversary editions and

The Leopard 52 had its world and US premieres in late 2025 A world premiere at Cannes Yachting Festival 2025 and Sailing Catamaran 14-18m winner at Yacht Style Awards 2026, the all-new Leopard 52 replaces the 50 as the flagship of the brand’s range of sailing catamarans, which like its powercats, are built in South Africa

It’s a recognisable look. The square case, the left-hand crown; the Monaco is one of TAG Heuer’s most enduring signature models. Back in 1966, when the Microtimer achieved 1/1,000th-second precision, it bolstered the brand’s commitment to high-frequency innovation. In 1969, that would lead to the launch of the original TAG Heuer Monaco. The Monaco’s design was unorthodox

Clothing is more than fabric stitched together for comfort or protection. It carries meaning, symbolism, and emotional weight. Have you ever noticed how your posture changes when you put on a formal suit, a stylish dress, or even a favorite jacket? Suddenly, you walk a little straighter and speak with more certainty. Even something more

Copyright: Valentin Pacaut – The Explorers With an irresistible mix of glamour and indulgence, Saint-Tropez combines French Riviera charm, stunning beaches and effortless luxury living. In summer, the destination unfolds with a distinct, relaxed rhythm that’s only conducted by those who visit. Along the coastline, on the white sands of Pampelonne beach and hidden coves

Aurélien is a fashion house rooted in the philosophy of joie de vivre or the art of living well. Inspired by the rhythm of coastal life and the elegance of Italian craftsmanship, the brand offers refined essentials designed for effortless moments by the sea and in the city. Crafted in Italy and across Europe, each

Patek Philippe Complicated Desk Clock Ref. 27000M-001 Since the early part of the 20th century, the traditional watchmaking conversation has been dominated by what we wear on our wrists. It is hard to imagine that clockmaking and watchmaking are not synonymous today, or that the wristwatch is not the only form a wearable watch might

With a wave of new design announcements emerging from Milan Design Week 2026, much of the work remains yet to be fully seen. For design aficionados navigating the sheer volume of output, the question becomes what is truly worth attention. LUXUO has collated a selection of expressive works that stand out for their conceptual and

Amid growing scrutiny over its commercial entanglements and escalating displays of wealth, the Met Gala continues to expand beyond its curatorial origins — setting the stage for a theme that is as open to interpretation as it is ambiguous. For context, as of May 2026, Jeff Bezos — founder and executive chair of Amazon —

DSTB 42 42mm in Platinum In the rarefied world of haute horlogerie, few names claim a legacy as direct and intellectually significant as Arnold & Son. Unlike heritage revival brands that merely reference a historic name, Arnold & Son functions as a modern, independent manufacture that actively re-engineers its 260-year legacy into singular, 21st-century mechanical

The Excess 13 was displayed at the Singapore Yachting Festival 2026 The Excess line of cruising catamarans has only been in existence since 2019, but with the Excess 13, its third from-scratch design, the French builder seems to have found its stride. Joining her smaller and bigger siblings, the Excess 11 (2020) and 14 (2022),

Cosmetic surgery has gained immense popularity in Western Europe, but the rising costs are often prohibitive. Procedures like rhinoplasty, breast augmentation, and liposuction can run into tens of thousands of euros, making them unaffordable for many people. In addition to high costs, long waiting times and limited accessibility to top surgeons have led many patients