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Discover the world’s most coveted masterpieces. From fine horology and high jewelry to luxury beauty and bespoke fashion, we curate the artifacts of modern desire.

The Ultimate Accessory for Your Premier Norton Edition: The Norton Commando 961 Café Racer MKII Breitling Limited Edition Motorcycle

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    The new Breitling Premier Norton Edition is offering motorcycle fans the opportunity to express their individuality. The Breitling Premier Norton Edition celebrates the partnership between the prestige watch brand Breitling and British motorcycle company Norton, known worldwide for its high-performance motorcycles. The watch is part of Breitling’s Premier collection, a family of elegant … Read more

Luxury handbag maker Mulberry heads to the pub after £5m loss

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Company seeking to attract younger shoppers with series of music gigs in London pubs

Pitti Bimbo 2019: Dolce & Gabbana Spring – Summer 2020 for the little ones

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    At this edition of Pitti Bimbo 2019, the International fair of childrenswear, the key-event for presenting the new lifestyle trends for kids’ fashion, Dolce&Gabbana presents an installation in the Piazzale della Ghiaia at the Fortezza da Basso, in Florence, Italy.  Have fun creating different scenarios with Domenico and Stefano’s DGFamily. Dolce&Gabbana Spring – Summer 2020 … Read more

A glittering collision: Cartier Magnitude High Jewellery Collection

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    Magnitude, Cartier‘s new high jewellery collection, is an unexpected encounter between precious stones and ornamental hard stones. The enigmatic stones bear witness to the origins of the world, transporting us beyond time. Movement and fluidity are prerequisites in every Cartier creation. Original forms, landscaped materials, the stones of the new Cartier collection shake … Read more

Donatella Versace pays homage to the Prodigy’s Keith Flint in Milan

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The designer’s SS20 collection once again proved her talent for making a splash; elsewhere, Dolce & Gabbana put the leopard into leopard print

Marni designer Francesco Risso shows his ‘humanistic’ side

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Short of calling his collection sustainable, the creative director makes clear his view of plastics and waste