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Giorgio Armani is a hard act to follow. Not only is he an icon of the fashion world, but he also pioneered the idea of creating a universe rather than simply a label. It is hardly surprising that he never stopped working.
The design codes underpinning Hermès’ Chaîne d’Ancre motif may be longstanding, but they’ll never feel dated. The director of the Maison’s jewellery division has even added his own twist to this familiar theme, creating some wonderfully collectable new references.
Founded by Egyptian businessman Karim El Chiaty, Anandes announces itself with a whisper rather than a fanfare. Set into a Chora hillside, it is close enough to wander into Mykonos Town, far enough for serenity.
Supercars are supposed to be stupid: loud, lairy, utterly pointless theatre. Hybrids are supposed to be sensible. The Revuelto proves both can coexist — while, somehow allowing the madness to win.
Celebrated for reimagining classical design through a contemporary Arab lens, AlJoaib unveils a project uniting traditional craftsmanship with mid-century, sculptural influences. The result, she tells us, carries her unmistakable signature.
For decades, expedition cruising meant rugged ships and spartan comforts at the ends of the Earth. Now a new wave of purpose-built, eco-conscious vessels is redefining polar travel, led by Ponant’s trailblazing hybrid icebreaker, Le Commandant Charcot.
A 42.5-metre transatlantic explorer conceived by buy.com founder Scott Blum, the Sea Rover marries sporting versatility with serious spa indulgence as the first of just ten vessels from new builder Dutch Design.
Under the watchful eye of operators AllianceJet, Winch Design imagined the ambitious refurbishment of a Bombardier Global 6000, transforming the ten-year-old business aircraft into a unique modern masterpiece, both within and without.
Forget another tarted-up 911. This brutal wedge from Italy’s wildest decade has been quietly reborn, reengineered, and gunning for the restomod crown — with a spec sheet that finally matches its jaw-dropping attitude.
Léa the Label is a Middle Eastern brand with a global following thanks to their highly desirable swimwear but there's more to this story than meets the eye.
Architect, artist, weaver, wanderer—Abeer Seikaly refuses to be just one thing. From Bedouin tents to maritime nets, the Jordanian-Palestinian maker transforms movement, memory, and material into living, breathing architectures of curiosity.
The last thing the world needs is another perfume brand—yet Perfumehead, a seven-scent, $425-a-bottle upstart, is hijacking nostrils and headlines with high-voltage extracts, genderless allure and a cinematic LA “osmocosm” that actually smells original.