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Switzerland’s greatest watch houses have distilled generations of horological innovation into five new watches that put a 21st-century spin on heritage-steeped models.
In 1925, a new aesthetic infused with abstraction, geometry and innovative materials transformed jewellery – and much else – forever. A hundred years on, Art Deco continues to inspire both the great maisons and a generation of independent designers.
From the loud and lavish to the quietly elegant, the one-time stomping grounds of Picasso, Hemingway and F Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald haven’t lost any of their lustre, says Lanie Goodman, who visits the nostalgia-tinged hot spots in the South of France
Slovenia’s recent outcrop of luxury retreats showcases the same cultural and culinary riches – not to mention jaw-dropping landscapes – that make it one of Europe’s most appealing off-the-radar destinations.
The sun rises over the pine-sweet hills of Ibiza, and with it, another summer unfurls. With a host of new openings and headline-grabbing refurbs, the White Island is hotter than ever.
This London performance venue is bucking convention with unexpected line-ups, seamless services, and an elegant blend of old and new.
Blending the high-tech credentials of a Swiss health clinic with the soothing therapies and exotic surrounds of a Thai retreat, RAKxa may just be the most impressive spa in Asia.
There’s nothing quite like ceramics to evoke a particular time and place, and bespoke local pottery is playing an increasingly central role in marking our travels.
A portfolio of extraordinary objets d’art
A serendipitous haul of high-performance diving and marine-inspired watches making waves this season.
An ode to the quiet joy of getting ready – captured at the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park in London.
Long overshadowed by Burgundy, Beaujolais’ bruised reputation is being healed today by a new generation of vignerons making stunning, age-worthy wines.
