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Back in July, Nike unveiled the most stunning trainers it has ever created for women. Devised in collaboration with Virgil Abloh’s streetwear brand, Off-White, they’re a collector’s item you’ll actually want to wear, not just keep. There is so much to admire in t…
The fifth cycle of Dubai Chamber's Smartpreneur Competition exceeded expectations, attracting high-potential start-ups. Revealed in August, the three finalists were ProvenMed Global in first place, Callix in second and PlasticFri in third.
Founded in Beirut in 1891, L'Atelier Nawbar creates intricate designs worn as expressions of love and heritage. Dima and Tania are the dynasty's first female jewellers, continuing their family tradition with modern flair.
After the catastrophic explosion of 4 August 2020, we return to Fairuz's lament for a city destroyed eight times over, and ask how much more Beirut and its people must endure.
Anisa Kamadoli Costa, Chief Sustainability Officer at Tiffany & Co. and Chair of its Foundation, reflects on an interesting journey to a role where she feels she truly belongs, beginning at Columbia University.
Madrid's storied Hotel Ritz was set to reopen as a Mandarin Oriental this summer after its most extensive restoration in 110 years, but the pandemic has pushed the grand unveiling to 2021.
From the first Arab Nobel Laureate to the inventor of the lithium-ion battery, the Middle East's contribution to science did not end with its medieval Golden Age. It is still being written.
Porsche has gone fully electric with its stunning Taycan super saloon. Kevin Hackett asks whether this is the zero-emissions sports car the world has been waiting for, or a motoring oxymoron.
Creative Director Sarah Burton talks us through an Autumn/Winter 2020-21 ready-to-wear collection she wanted grounded, bold and heroic, drawing on Welsh heritage and the comfort of quilting and blankets.
You could be forgiven for not knowing Zaniz, yet her portfolio spans more than two decades across residential architecture, commercial interiors, theatre and furniture. We shine a light on a designer who remains elusive.
Monique and Staffan Tollgård on swapping film for design, their guiding "red thread" philosophy and conjuring a flexible family villa in Amman against a backdrop of Jordanian limestone.
Born and bred in Lebanon, Rana Nasr runs Bleu Design Consultants from a small Beirut apartment. Her credits include Six Senses in St Kitts and Zighy Bay, and now La Sagesse in Grenada.