Shooting the Bull: Lamborghini's love letter to Italy's twenty regions
After Covid-19 hit Italy hardest among Western nations, Lamborghini commissioned a photographer from each of its twenty regions to capture the beauty and passion of home.
Mixing Heart and Sole, Santoni Has Just Created the World’s Most Sustainable Shoes
CAN YOU TELL US A LITTLE ABOUT THE RETHINK PROJECT AND HOW LONG IT TOOK TO COME TO FRUITION? [Giuseppe Santoni] We believe in creating beautiful products in an ethical and responsible way. For us, beauty is not just the result, but also the method. Consequently, it has been over ten yea…
The New Super Chronomat is an Appealing New Collection of Five Bold 44mm Breitlings
THE ORIGINAL CHRONOMAT CARRIED AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE AT THAT TIME, WHAT IS THE MESSAGE OF THIS NEW SUPER CHRONOMAT [George Kern, CEO Breitling] You’re right, when the Chronomat was launched in 1983 it was an ice breaker for the industry because it emerged at a critical point during the q…
Meet Julia Roberts, Chopard’s Celebrity Ambassador for their New Happy Sport Watch
SOMETHING THAT MAKES YOU HAPPY INSTANTLY? The sunrise. Instantly is very specific… A MOVIE THAT MAKES YOU HAPPY? ‘The Philadelphia Story’ is a movie that makes me happy, to think about or to watch. Your happiness tips? First to be kind to others. Second, to surround yourself…
Despite Becoming the First Arab Designer to Collaborate with H&M, Sandra Mansour’s Story is One of Resilience
The Swiss-born Lebanese designer Sandra Mansour says she had aspired to become an artist long before she ever made the shift to fashion. And you can see as much in her work, which carries dreamy, romantic elements, as well as characterful prints that betray her passion for painting. Yet…
In an Inkas G63, You Get Space, a Huge Screen, and the Ability to Sustain Gunfire. Seriously
Did you know that the Geländewagen – better known as G-wagon – was first introduced in 1979? Incredibly, it took Mercedes-Benz 39 years to replace the icon, finally doing so in 2018 with an all-new model that, even though it looks very similar, boasts a range of improvements including a…
The Submariner, Rolex’s Dive Action Hero, Has Been Comprehensively Updated
Let’s be honest, this year had initially looked like a barren one for us Rolex lovers, didn’t it? What with the pandemic and then Rolex’s withdrawal from (and subsequent collapse of) the Baselworld watch fair, rumours reached a fever pitch by the end of April with news that …
Designed by Sir David Adjaye, The Lost House is an Ultra-Private Gem of a Property in London
They say a home isn’t just where you are, it is who you are. In the case of The Lost House in London, possessing the title deeds to such a pad will, ipso facto, make you a chef-d’oeuvre. Designed by the Ghanaian-British architect Sir David Adjaye, it is such a triumph in spa…
A Light Touch: Spacegroup's Movikheien Cabin Resort on Norway's Coast
Set on Norway's east coast some two-and-a-half hours from Oslo, beside the country's largest national park, Spacegroup's Movikheien Cabin Resort was conceived as a quick-build answer to soaring demand for staycations.
Ragnar is a Go-Anywhere Commercial Yacht Conversion with Enough Toys to Make a Shadow Boat Superfluous
Some yachts are bought to look pretty on the Med. Others are born to sail the Caribbean trade winds. And then there’s Ragnar; half yacht, half commercial vessel. A beautiful mongrel designed for exploration and built to last. In her former life, she was a 68-metre icebreaking support ve…
How the Patek Philippe Nautilus Became Every Celebrity’s Favourite Sportswatch
Patek Philippe prides itself on making the most mechanically complicated and precious watches, so what happens when their single most popular model racks up a waiting list of over ten years? They cancel it. That’s right. Here’s everything you need to know about the Nautilus and
CDLP And Cuixmala: A Quietly Radical Swimwear Collaboration
Two low-key names — a Swedish maker of sustainable men's essentials and a vast Mexican eco-resort — join forces on a limited-edition swim collection that turns colour-blocking into a shared philosophy.