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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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Trust, Certified: Audemars Piguet Becomes Its Own Watch Keeper
The Swiss maker of the Royal Oak has opened a marketplace for its own pre-owned watches. The most interesting product on it is not a watch. In brief: Audemars Piguet (AP), the independent Swiss manufacture founded in 1875 in Le Brassus and famous for the octagonal Royal Oak, launched The Watch Keepers on October 26.…
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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…
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The Garage Gets a Membership Card: Porsche Design Builds Clubhouses for Car Collectors
When a parking space becomes a studio, a club and a social calendar, you are no longer storing a car. You are joining a lifestyle. There was a time when the height of car-collecting luxury was a heated garage and a good cover. That time has been politely escorted out by a concept with a…
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Hermès Crosses the Bridge: Why Brooklyn Just Got Its Orange Box
After three years of a “temporary” shop that behaved suspiciously like a long engagement, the French house has made it official. When a brand famous for waiting lists decides to stay somewhere, the neighborhood should take notice. Williamsburg, the Brooklyn enclave once known for warehouses, vinyl and artisanal everything, now has a permanent address of…
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Louis Vuitton Just Proved Your Grandmother’s Design Instincts Were a Century Ahead
An armchair designed in 1923 for a Parisian couturier just became the star of Design Week. History has excellent taste. While most of the fashion industry spends September obsessing over runway looks, Louis Vuitton quietly opened the doors of a private Paris townhouse to show off something with no hemline, no season, and no model…