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Capris are divisive—until Adanola and Kendall make them feel inevitable. A modern styling guide for the silhouette suddenly worth your attention.
From punk-spirited wallpaper to buttery leather topographies, Milano Moda Design® 2026 proves the most stylish runway is the home itself.
Dior’s Le Muguet returns in Les Récoltes Majeures—cannage, couture details, and a lily-of-the-valley whisper that feels like heirloom luxury.
Orebella’s Blooming Fire is floral glamour with a wicked little spark—cinematic, tactile, and unapologetically modern.
Kim Woo Bin captures the charged hush before stepping on stage—where the Reverso Tribute Duoface Tourbillon turns timekeeping into a private ritual.
At IMSA’s 1–3 May 2026 weekend, a Porsche wears the Apple livery back at Laguna Seca—one final, sunlit sprint of pure design nostalgia.
OMEGA’s Planet Ocean arrives in London with Pierre Niney, Tom Blyth, Connor Swindells, and Jonah Hauer‑King—an evening of seaworthy design and modern glamour.
Patek Philippe turns Zhang Zeduan’s 12th-century river scroll into a blue-enamel micro-world—three Golden Ellipse watches, each a masterclass in restraint.
Audemars Piguet’s Établisseurs Nomade shifts from pocket watch to desk clock to pendant—stone, metal, and a skeleton calibre made for the light.
A new address on Castlereagh Street, a warm neutral interior, and a very Paris proposition: Chloé arrives in Sydney—finally, properly, and beautifully.
On rue Saint-Honoré, Loewe stages a new kind of luxury—part gallery, part salon, all craft. Consider this Paris’s most intelligent new address.
A spritz, but sharper: Chandon’s new ready-to-serve trio balances real winemaking finesse with low-ABV ease—made for golden hour and beyond.
At Cortile della Seta, Loro Piana turns the humble plaid into couture-level design—23 made-to-order pieces that feel like touchable art in Milan.
