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Founded in Milan in 1967 by Pino Rabolini, Pomellato pulled jewellery out of haute couture and into pret-a-porter, to be worn as changeably as clothes. The Capri Collection carries that credo forward beautifully.
Beirut-born, Canada-raised and McGill-trained, master car designer Karim Habib not only dominates his domain but, through his team, is busy shaping the future kings of the road, one sketch at a time.
You could easily spend your first hours at Abu Dhabi's Park Hyatt Hotel and Villas getting pleasantly lost. The freshly opened property is so expansive that, between room, library, spa and beach, it seems to stretch forever.
There are few lifestyle experiences more unique or memorable than a stay at an Aman resort. The elegant, stylish hotels never have more than 50 keys, each location is unique, the architecture is always in keeping with its surroundings, and the service is beyond comparison. In fact, Aman…
Flamboyant and astute, Princess Nora was King Abdulaziz's elder sister and trusted adviser. A lover of language, she lends her name fittingly to the Riyadh university reborn in her honour as PNU.
Its First Class offers suites rather than seats, and a Six Senses spa graces its lounges. Joseph Ghandour examines how Etihad swept another stellar year of accolades to become our favourite way of flying.
A more selective experience than its elder sister, Mr Porter's unfussy black-and-white branding is designed with fashion-wary men in mind. Visually rich and easy to navigate, its stylists have done three-quarters of the work for you.
As the downturn began to bite, you could almost hear billions of belts tightening. Yet Rolls-Royce sales have surged, especially across the Middle East. Chief executive Torsten Muller-Otvos discusses the marque's history and its core market.
Mini persuaded Rolls-Royce to modify a Cooper S. Rolls's craftsmen finish it in Diamond Black metallic paint, retrim the cabin in sumptuous beige leather and fit a handcrafted walnut burr dashboard, with Reef Blue optional.
Joining forces with Italian mosaic maker Sicis, Christian Lacroix unveiled a furniture line at Milan's Salone del Mobile. Famous for flamboyant clothes, the pieces reflect his trademark style and fondness for the empress Theodora.
Geoffrey Wheel is as pleased as punch. Cracking jokes as he leads us through the stairways and public areas of Muscat's glittering Royal Opera House, the technical director shows a parent's pride in the project he has nurtured.
With dark oak panelling, mellow lighting, green leather and a stained-glass terrace, Martin Brudnizki has impressively recreated the between-the-wars feel of the Ivy's elder sibling. Happily, the resemblances do not end with the decor.