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"Did you tweet that, Nadya?" Our heroine glides her fingers across the iPhone, snapping her beaming boss at the wheel of a Sheikh's canary-yellow Lambo. A witty fiction of corniche cruising and conspicuous wealth.
A trawl through Moukarzel's cleverly named studio, Minime, reveals a wealth of images: gritty reportage, social commentary, fashion, advertising, jewellery, portraits, landscapes, architecture, even hairstyles. You would be forgiven for thinking him a camera-toting jack-of-all-trades.
No longer an awkward Continental with extra doors and a boot, Bentley has dropped the Conti prefix and made the sleeker, faster, more cosseting Flying Spur a model in its own right. We drive it in Beijing.
Only the Italians would think to colour-coordinate your car's interior with your tailored suit and shoes. With the new Quattroporte and a three-year Ermenegildo Zegna partnership, Maserati turns a gimmick into genuine sartorial luxury.
Thirty-eight-year-old Egyptian heart surgeon and avowed Jon Stewart fan Bassem Youssef explains how the 2011 Cairo uprising galvanised him to speak out and poke fun at his country's politics, becoming an unlikely television superstar.
The flat farmland around Bremen in Northern Germany seems an unlikely magnet for the world's wealthiest, yet Russian oligarchs, software billionaires and Gulf royals are quietly drawn to this corner of the North Sea coast.
Kiton's Manhattan flagship is a marble fortress, its altars awash with pastel confections of luxury. Ties lie scattered on richly tinted tables and mannequins flank the staircase; it is a clothing store, yet feels like so much more.
When Sandra Ghattas decided to tap into what she calls the Lebanese designers' boom, she never expected that within a month Beirut Designers' Week, the country's first such event, would sell out entirely.
Elegance, timelessness and artisanal excellence, made exclusively in Italy: these tenets shape every piece of Fendi furniture, from a poolside lounger at the Grand Palais to a divan for a pampered pooch, for twenty-four years.
Self-made millionaire, trainer and bestselling author T. Harv Eker, founder of Peak Potentials Training, explains how a personal journey through ruin and recurring financial frustration gave rise to Secrets of the Millionaire Mind.
Tourism veteran Hisham Zaazou faces protests, a collapsing economy and visitor numbers down some 30 per cent since the revolution. "This job should be fun," he admits, "but it's not fun anymore." Still, he has ideas.
Our pick of the standout timepieces from Basel ranges from Jaquet Droz's Twelve Cities Aventurine, tracking a dozen capitals at once on a mother-of-pearl dial, to a sporty new extension of the Hermes Clipper line.