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Four new parfums, one storied archive: Laura Ashley translates its most romantic prints into scent—made in Wales, polished by French perfumers, priced for collectors.
A centenary without nostalgia—Rolex’s 2026 releases sharpen materials, elevate dial craft, and tighten the green-seal promise of precision.
A new address on Castlereagh Street, a warm neutral interior, and a very Paris proposition: Chloé arrives in Sydney—finally, properly, and beautifully.
Vacheron Constantin turns connoisseurship into ceremony—inviting collectors to Geneva for a new concours where elegance, not noise, takes the crown.
A heritage-listed address, a library-like lounge, and an interactive writing desk—Montblanc’s new Sydney flagship makes penmanship feel thrilling again.
A doubled footprint, a Rafael de Cárdenas attitude, and an art-forward soul—Piaget’s refreshed 16 Place Vendôme is Parisian extravagance, perfected.
Milan Design Week runs on precision—and Panerai returns as Official Time Keeper with a pop-up, a PAM01733 preview, and a very Italian sense of ease.
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.
