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Daniel Libeskind Wants Six Skyscrapers to Feel Like One Sculpture
Decoding Seoul’s newest ultra-luxury redevelopment — and what “a living work of art” actually means when it’s zoned for 1,000 apartments Every architect eventually says their building is “a living work of art.” Usually this means a lobby with a slightly unusual ceiling. Studio Libeskind‘s new project in Seoul’s Gangnam district is testing whether that…
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Fashion’s Report Card Is In: Decoding the Q2-26 Lyst Index
Every quarter, the internet quietly votes on which fashion houses it’s obsessed with, and every quarter, Lyst tallies the results into a ranking that half the industry pretends not to check obsessively. The Q2-26 Lyst Index has landed, and this time the story isn’t really about a coup at the top. It’s about heatwaves, jelly…
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Neptune Boards the Yacht: When Ginori 1735 Goes to Sea
@The Ginori Terrace by Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection × Ginori 1735When a 290-Year-Old Porcelain House Sets Sail: The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection x Ginori 1735 and the New Language of Luxury at SeaDesign collaborations are reshaping what it means to travel in style — and the ocean is now the ultimate canvas. There is a quiet revolution…
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Jamie Dornan + Inflatable Whales = Moncler Puffy Summer Magic
Let’s be clear: nobody was demanding a puffer jacket at the beach. And yet — here we are, marveling at Moncler’s Puffy Summer 2026, a collection that somehow makes the idea feel not just plausible, but genuinely desirable. What the French-Italian house has pulled off is a conceptual pirouette: taking its most recognizable signature —…
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Porsche Meets Pixar: What Happens When a Sports Car Brand Starts Playing With Toys
There’s a version of brand strategy that makes complete sense on a spreadsheet and absolutely zero sense at a dinner party. Porsche teaming up with Disney and Pixar to build three custom 911s inspired by Woody, Buzz Lightyear, and Jessie from Toy Story is, emphatically, that version. And yet — somehow — it works. The…
