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A sobering back-page reckoning with the Syrian conflict, marshalling UN and World Bank figures on the dead, the displaced and the impoverished to insist that the world's worst humanitarian crisis cannot be looked away from.
A favourite on stylish film and television sets, Meng's printed silk loungewear is gathering a cult following. Each season brings opulent new prints across kaftans, beach cover-ups and showstopping nightwear, inspired chiefly by fine art.
Before her sudden death at sixty-five, the Iraqi-born British architect Zaha Hadid, queen of the curve, was crafting a furniture collection for her long-time gallerist and close friend David Gill.
From Vacheron Constantin's reborn 222 to Richard Mille's Airbus collaboration, the year's standout timepieces prove that a great watch tells far more than the time.
Every inch the retro heartthrob, BMW's new R nineT Racer takes a proven platform and strips it back, adding some of the most understated and classy cafe racer styling seen on a thoroughly modern motorcycle.
For proof the world is changing, look to Alessandro Michele's 2017 Men's Cruise collection for Gucci. His gender-bending clash of styles breaks every rule, forging an entirely new set of references for menswear.
For those who love Rome yet crave an alternative to the Hotel de Russie, Fendi has opened Private Suites in the centro storico. The hideaway sits five minutes from the Spanish Steps, above the brand's new flagship.
Offering far more than five-star rooms, cuisine and destinations, Oetker Collection's collaboration with Somewhere Else could entirely alter how you travel, from freediving in St Barths to skiing the French Alps with Olympic medallists.
Resembling a J-class spinnaker driven into its own artificial island, the Burj Al Arab was the world's most talked-about hotel when it opened in 1999, swiftly becoming Dubai's landmark and the tallest hotel on earth.
Riding the rails between Cape Town and Pretoria, South Africa's rich tapestry of landscapes, gourmet cuisine and a single quirky village stop make the Blue Train the ultimate escape, a cocktail of history and decadence.
Lebanese painter, sculptor and architect Nadim Karam dissolves the barriers between his trades. Rather than build within the space allotted, he builds around it, seeking, he says, to create a relationship, a story and a feeling of festivity.
The latest groundbreaking project by award-winning author Hassan Blasim is ‘Iraq+100’, for which he edited the work of ten Iraqi writers asked to imagine their country in the year 2103. Citing a lack of contemporary sci-fi and contemporary genres in Iraqi literature, Hassan Blasim and B…