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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.
Sheltered bays, steeply terraced gardens and tiny, stucco houses that seem to ascend straight from the deep blue sea, the Amalfi coast is a startlingly beautiful place. A visit to Franco Zeffirelli’s former private estate-turned boutique hotel, Villa Tre Ville, casts it in the light of …
Damaged by fire before completion, the superyacht Ulysees was relocated to Brisbane for two years of work involving 200 people from 30 specialist firms, who replaced the entire superstructure and 1,500 square metres of interior.
Between a prostate-minded urologist, talk of flow and nocturnal bathroom visits, and a GP warning off red meat, our writer finds himself muttering about fibre, soya and Omega B. Middle age, it seems, has arrived.
Run by passionate volunteers from a discreet Ras Beirut office, the charity Inaash preserves the rich heritage of Palestinian embroidery while supporting destitute refugee families. Nadine Khalil sits with founders Maya Corm and Susan Shammas.
"It's not you, you're lovely, it's vile Richard." Taking its cue from Bridget Jones's Diary, our writer mines the rom-com's tearful bathroom phone call for a momentary, tongue-in-cheek lesson in surviving oneself.
When Daniele Cavalli, son and heir of Roberto, took charge of the label's menswear, he steered it in a bold new direction whilst remaining true to its past, prompting reflection on what keeps fashion afloat.