Top 10 books about high-tech

From histories of world-conquering innovations to fiction that explores their dark side, a leading chronicler of this giddying world chooses the best guides

A perfect tribute: La Grande Dame 2006 Charlotte Olympia Limited Edition

A perfect tribute to La Grande Dame, Madame Clicquot.   High-end champagne producer Veuve Clicquot has teamed with British luxury shoe and accessories brand Charlotte Olympia on an exclusive 2017 gift box focused on Charlotte Olympia’s signature leopard print. The partnership between CHARLOTTE OLYMPIA designer Charlotte Dellal and Veuve Clicquot dates back from 2013. The annual … Read more

A must for all fragrance collectors: Haute Perfumes for both men and women

Each perfume is an objet d’art in itself and a love affair between us, nature, memories, and other people. It speaks on subliminal level. Step into the salon de parfums for an encounter with elixirs of outstanding purity and strength.Top perfumers of the world encased fascinating olfactory delights in exquisite bottles. Haute Perfumes Giorgio Armani Rouge Malachite … Read more

Veuve Clicquot celebrated women entrepreneurs at the 2017 Business Woman Awards. The winners

45ème Prix Veuve Clicquot de la Femme d’affaires. Created in 1972 to mark the bicentennial of the luxury champagne Maison, the award recognizes women with exceptional entrepreneurial spirit and pays tribute to Madame Clicquot, founder of the French Champagne house and a trailblazing businesswoman. Veuve Clicquot once again celebrated women entrepreneurs at the 2017 Business … Read more

Blue Box Cafe: You too can now have breakfast at Tiffany’s

Tiffany & co opens The Blue Box Cafe for those who have always dreamed of having Breakfast at Tiffany. Don’t you just love it? Tiffany recently opened The Blue Box Cafe, Tiffany’s first ever retail dining concept and a clever brand extension. As Reed Krakoff, chief artistic officer, Tiffany & Co. says, the space is … Read more

Make my mark: why personalisation is having a moment

The drive to make things identifiably, uniquely ours is not a new phenomenon. But in a world of mass-market goods and social media scrolling, personalisation has more power than ever