Van Gogh leggings and Tracey teacups: how art merch broke out of the gift shop

Jackson Pollock socks, Louise Bourgeois eyemasks, Guerrilla Girls air freshener … what’s behind the explosion in art merchandise – and who’s really making the money?

The Ultimate Dinner at 30,000 feet above ground. Interview with Karan Tilani, World of Diamonds Group

 The world’s most expensive dinner comes with The Jane Seymour Ring And Will Benefit 8,000 Nigerian Children. World of Diamonds Group commits to saving at least 8,000 Nigerian children every year through this extraordinary experience. Here are the details. “Billionaires, celebrities and royalty travel the world in their own planes. But none of these personalities would … Read more

Drinking, cellaring or investment? Sotheby’s has introduced a new ‘Instant Cellars’ concept

Sotheby’s has introduced a new ‘Instant Cellars’ concept for those who want to buy wine collections for drinking, cellaring and investment   Sotheby’s Wine unveiled the newest services to complement the retail and auction businesses: Instant Cellars, and The Collection Management & Advisory team. Now available exclusively through Sotheby’s New York and Hong Kong retail … Read more

Bucherer x Harley-Davidson Blue Edition – a handmade motorbike par excellence, which took over 2,500 hours of work to produce

  Bucherer creates The Harley-Davidson Blue Edition, the world’s most expensive motorbike. Bucherer x Harley-Davidson unveiled the world’s most expensive motorbike – an exciting combination of custom motorcycle design and the art of jewellery making. A team of eight employees from both companies contributed all of their expertise. This one-of-a-kind motorcycle is the product of … Read more

Boys will be girls: Charles Jeffrey gets sporty at LFW

Loverboy’s gender-fluid style takes energetic, athleisure twist at London fashion week men’s

‘Plastic is not cool’ – is fashion finally cleaning up its act?

As World Oceans Day approaches, Lucy Yeomans, Net-a-Porter’s chief executive, is leading the way in tackling fashion’s addiction to the ‘plastic drug’. But there’s a long way to go