A Ferrari owner in China tried to keep the repair bill reasonable after children used his supercar as a playground, until the ...

Norway's World Cup has become a strange mix of goals, rare Hermès bags and a viral rowing chant Americans cannot stop copying.

When we think Formula 1, we think horsepower, podiums, and weekends soaked in champagne and jet fuel. But swap the tarmac for turquoise waters, and you’ll find the sport’s biggest stars indulging in ...

Fears watches, once a dormant British name, have been reborn with personal heritage and meticulous detailing. Image: Fears Even the most storied Maisons are under pressure, juggling the need to ...

Every summer, some of the world’s most expensive possessions quietly begin arriving in the Mediterranean. Not sports cars, not private jets. Floating palaces. Long before tourists fill Ibiza’s beach ...

When it comes to the world’s most influential luxury goods conglomerates, one name stands above the rest: Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton (LVMH). The visionary behind the $300 billion USD empire is none ...

Ralph Lauren has never really been about clothes. That’s the trick the brand has pulled for over fifty years, and the Spring Summer 2026 campaign, shot by David Sims with a campaign film by Jacob ...

Richard Mille has made a watch that looks like it belongs on a Tour de France bike. The catch is that it probably should not go anywhere near an actual Tour de France stage. The new RM 64-01 ...

The Cartier Crash has always looked like someone left a watch too close to a fire. When it first appeared in London in 1967, that was essentially the reaction it got. Too strange, too artistic, too ...

Koru has a steel hull and an aluminium superstructure, while twin MTU engines drive the yacht to an impressive 20 knots or more under sail. Another innovative feature of this sailboat is its in-boom ...

For centuries, royalty has been synonymous with opulence — from sprawling palaces to precious gems. But as times changed, modern luxuries entered these royal collections: private jets, exotic cars, ...

It’s funny how the pendulum swings. For decades, watch purists refused to take Cartier seriously. To them, it was a jeweller dabbling in timekeeping. Masters of design, sure, but not a true watchmaker ...