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Bulgari Hotels to open London Knightsbridge property in April
Bulgari London Hotel is set to open in April. This will be the third hotel of the luxury brand, joining Bulgari’s properties in Milan (open since 2004) and Bali (2006). Bulgari says the 85-room property– a joint venture with Marriott International – will be the first luxury new-build hotel to open in the capital in…
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Mediterranean Paradise – Kirsten Dunst dressed in a few drops of Mon Jasmin Noir Bulgari
Kirsten Dunst and the Lion – Bulgari “painting” for Mon Jasmin Noir Kirsten Dunst in the new advertising campaign for Mon Jasmin Noir Bulgari fragrance Lions are an important element in the iconography of the Bulgari brand. Big cat growling accompany almost any new Bulgari product launch, including advertising images for the new Bulgari fragrance Mon Jasmin Noir. Actress Kirsten…
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The Vineyard as Destination: What The 50 Best Vineyards Really Rewards
Wine quality gets you through the gate. Architecture, a table, a bed and a story get you on the list. On November 18, in Santiago, a new “best vineyard in the world” will be crowned. The 2026 list is not public yet, so the clearest guide to why vineyards win is the 2025 edition, plus…
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Re-Mapping Wine Tourism: Aya Estate Wine Gallery Among the Best 50 Vineyards
The most interesting part of this award isn’t the winner. It’s the question the award is asking. Luxury wine is no longer judged only in the glass. Increasingly it is judged on the lawn, in the restaurant and in the gallery. A new award category shows how far that shift has gone. What Happened The…
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The Week in Luxury: Sculpture, Scarcity, and the Slow Reset of an Industry
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in Art, Automotive, Aviation, Beauty, Design, DRIVE, ESCAPE, Fashion, Gourmet, Holiday, LUST, Real Estate, SHELTER, Watches|Jewelry, YachtsAugust is supposed to be luxury’s quiet month — the pause between resort season and the September show circuit. This week said otherwise. Auction houses posted their best first half in years, private jet operators are consolidating and rationing access in the same breath, a hypercar shed a meter of height for the sake of…
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Why Tod’s Group Just Spent 16 Months Pampering a 16th-Century Masterpiece
There is a specific kind of magic that happens when Italian industrial titans decide to play guardian angel to history. This week, the scaffolding finally came down in the heart of Milan, revealing a Palazzo Marino that looks less like a dusty administrative seat and more like the architectural marvel Galeazzo Alessi intended back in…