Stealth Electric Bikes – a hybrid vehicle like nothing you’ll see on the roads

High-end off-road Stealth Electric Bikes, a big name in the professional action sports arena, packs a punch and delivers an unbelievable grin factor. With a top speed of 80km/h and a recharge time of just 2 hours, Stealth Electric Bikes deliver heaps of fun on any terrain. Handcrafted in Australia, Stealth Electric Bikes is home … Read more

All About Bond at The Peninsula: MI6 agent as seen through the lens of Terry O’Neill

Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Pierce Brosnan, Daniel Craig, and the most famous Bond Girls in the James Bond exhibition @ The Peninsula Hong Kong. The whole world seems to be obliged to pay tribute to the world’s favourite spy. To whet appetites for the new Spectre film, which sees Daniel Craig return to play … Read more

Madchester, grunge chic and Kate Moss: how the 90s shaped our world

The decade when youth culture exploded in defiant hypercolour lives on – and not just in Channel 4’s This is England ’90. Former editor of the Face Sheryl Garratt explains how the E generation’s style excesses are making a comeback

Mission E: First all-electrically powered road-hugging Porsche

Porsche Mission E: 600 hp, 500-kilometer driving range, and 15 minutes charging time. Porsche’s electrifying mission at Frankfurt Motor Show 2015 culminated with the unveiling of ‘Mission E’ all- electric concept sports car. Futuristic while retaining a Porsche silhouette, the full plug-in electric vehicle can deliver 600 hp, a 500 kilometer driving range, and 15 … Read more

Louis Vuitton America’s Cup action moves to the best sailing venue on the planet

#RaceToBermuda: The Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series Sails Into Bermuda This October. The world’s greatest sailors are heading to Bermuda this fall for a prelude to the 35th America’s Cup Match, presented by Louis Vuitton, in 2017. The Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series will take place over three days in Hamilton and on … Read more

Luxury brands must redefine the way they do business

Retailers cannot solve the economic slowdown in China by opening more stores. Instead, they should focus on services and experiences