Search results for: “ Luxury Collection”
-
How to Keep Up Outdoor Exercise as the Days Get Shorter
The clocks change, you finish work, and it is already dark. The run or the ride that felt easy in summer now feels like a chore, and the sofa looks very cosy. Many people stop outdoor exercise at this time of year, and then find it hard to start again when the days get longer.…
-
Checking In at Hotel Moynat: When the Sticker Becomes the Souvenir
A luxury Parisian trunk maker has turned the humble hotel label into leather, and Latin pop culture is the concierge. Anyone who has inherited an old suitcase knows the charm of its stickers: faded crests of grand hotels, a ship’s name, a city half remembered. Moynat has looked at that charm and asked a very…
-
A Wrap Dress, a High Line and a Lifetime of Courage: Diane von Furstenberg Takes the Couture Council Award
On a bright Thursday at Gotham Hall, fashion paused to say thank you to a designer who has never stopped moving. There are afternoons in the fashion calendar that feel like family reunions. The Couture Council luncheon at Gotham Hall on October 22 was one of them: a room full of people whose paths had…
-
Azimut: Italian Design on the Water
HOW A TURIN STUDENT’S CHARTER BUSINESS BECAME ONE OF ITALY’S DEFINING YACHT BRANDS A Student in Turin Azimut was founded in 1969 by Paolo Vitelli, then a university student, who began by chartering sailing boats to people in Turin. In 1970 the Amerglass brand chose his company to distribute its boats in Italy, and from…
-
For the One Who Has Everything: Inside 2026 Fantasy Gifts
Seven invitations to moments money usually can’t schedule, and one very happy list of houses to be part of them. Every autumn, one date in the luxury calendar feels like opening a storybook. This year it is especially bright: Neiman Marcus, the Dallas-born luxury retailer, now part of Exemplar Luxury Group alongside Saks Fifth Avenue…
-
Bvlgari Lights a Diya: What a Roman Jeweler Is Doing in Jaipur
The house of the serpent has staged its first-ever global Diwali, and it chose clay over gold to start the conversation. Luxury houses usually celebrate Diwali with a limited-edition box and a discreet greeting card. Bvlgari decided to light the lamp, quite literally, with an art installation and a hero film. Light, Clay and Gold…