As the daughter of Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall, and the protagonist of copious international brand campaigns, Elizabeth “Lizzy” Scarlett Jagger is
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Film, Memory and Violence at Serpentine
This autumn, Serpentine North will become something close to a darkened cinema, though Amar Kanwar’s work has never sat comfortably within the boundaries of film. The New Delhi-based artist has spent more than three decades using moving image, sound, text and archival material to examine violence, power, memory and justice, often through histories rooted in […]
Italian Summer Dressed in Maiolica Gialla
Dolce&Gabbana’s DG Resort returns to Hotel Cala di Volpe for summer 2026, turning it into a living extension of the luxury maison’s world. This time, the house brings its Maiolica Gialla print to the two terraces of the Atrium Bar, one of the most recognisable gathering places on the Costa Smeralda. Expect decorated cabanas, hand-painted […]
Beach Club Looks with Jewellery in Charge
At the beach club, less fabric leaves more room for jewellery. This summer, gold, diamonds and coloured stones are not waiting for sunset: they belong by the pool, over lunch and well into the evening. Worn with swimwear, sheer dresses and easy resort pieces, even the most serious jewels suddenly look a little less serious, […]
The Architect Building Her Own Design Empire
An internationally acclaimed interior designer, architect and businesswoman, Dara Huang is a bolt of creativity, energy and business acumen all rolled into one. Speaking over Zoom, Dara is in the U.S. visiting family, yet already rearing to go, determined to give an honest, “not fluffy” account of who she is and her journey to date. […]
A Solar-Powered Farewell to Zandvoort
With the Dutch Grand Prix preparing to take its final bow at Zandvoort later this month, TAG Heuer has chosen exactly the right place to turn up the colour. The new Formula 1 Solargraph 38 mm arrives in two limited editions dressed in the unmistakable orange of the Dutch crowd, a neat piece of timing […]
A Sparkling Weekend at Leonardslee
Most people, if pressed, would tell you that the French do wine and the English make cars, and that the two nations should really stay in their respective lanes. It’s a reasonable adage, the sort trotted out at dinner parties by people who have never tasted an English sparkling wine or driven a French sports […]
A Culinary Education in One Magnificent Volume
At 696 pages and close to 30 centimetres tall, The Complete French Cooking Course is not a cookbook to balance beside the hob. It is a culinary monument, the kind of volume that demands a clear stretch of worktop, a sturdy shelf and ideally, several years of use. Produced by
Four Seasons Resort Seychelles – Desroches Island
At first, I thought I’d imagined it. Not a full shape. Just something slightly off in the water. Then it moved. We were standing just off Aquarium Beach at Four Seasons Resort Seychelles Desroches Island, fins half on, the sea flat before the light started to drop. Nasreen Khan, the
NASA's Return to Deep Space
Choosing to go to the Moon in this decade is no longer about putting a man or woman on its surface, but a much grander ambition: to use new technological feats to push lunar exploration further than ever before – and, ultimately, to enable a crewed mission to Mars. On
Gourmet
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A Glamorous Dinner Before Legendary Partying
Zuma and Hôtel Byblos were always going to get on. Both are international names with nothing left to prove; both understand that luxury is much more enjoyable when it loosens its tie. Byblos has been part of Saint-Tropez mythology since 1967, born from founder Jean-Prosper Gay-Para’s admiration for the late
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Sunset Aperitivo at Hotel d’Inghilterra
High above the heat and clamour of Rome, Terrazza Romana offers a welcome pocket of calm. Crowning Hotel d’Inghilterra, the beautifully designed rooftop bar feels pleasantly removed from the busy streets below, while remaining unmistakably part of the Eternal City. Recently reopened for the season, the terrace looks across Rome’s
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Low Lights, Mediterranean Craft and 1990s Hip-hop
Soho has no shortage of bars competing for attention, but Kamara distinguishes itself through an unusual combination of Mediterranean craft, low lighting and a soundtrack of 1990s hip-hop. Located on Poland Street, the bar sits in one of the busiest parts of central London. Given the constant footfall madnessoutside [review
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Fish & Chips the Mayfair Way
The great British chippy is a symbol of British food, al fresco dining and the best of summer. No seaside holiday is complete without a fish supper. Now, 45 Park Lane has reimagined the classic takeaway as a rather more exquisite dining experience. Guests can eat at Cut Out, the
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Lifestyle
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Celebrating Cinema and Craftmanship
At the 98th Oscars, taking place on 15 March 2026, Rolex continues its partnership with the Academy as proud sponsor of the Greenroom, a private backstage retreat at the Oscars, reserved for the ceremony’s key talent to relax and unwind as the show progresses. Although some form of backstage “green
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A Weekend at the Kohler Waters Spa, Old Course Hotel, St Andrews
Named as ‘Scottish Spa of the Year 2024’ by The Sunday Times, the Old Course Hotel offers Scotland’s most advanced contrast therapy experience and is launching a series of exclusive and transformative seasonal wellness retreats. With sweeping views over the Old Course and a location in the ‘Home of Golf’,
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Re-energise Your Cells at the Vivamayr Clinic
We pay close attention to what we eat, how we move and how we sleep, yet the role oxygen plays in cellular energy is often overlooked. Originally designed to support the recovery of professional athletes, Intermittent Hypoxic Hyperoxic Therapy (IHHT), sometimes called “cellular interval training”, guides the body through controlled
Business
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A Fifth-Generation Legacy in Langhe
Founded in 1881, in northern Italy’s historic Alba, Pio Cesare has been producing elegant Barolo and Barbaresco wines for five generations. The work of its late proprietor, Pio Boffa (1954-2021), elevated the winery’s international status, establishing Pio Cesare as a benchmark brand in the Langhe region of Piedmont. When Pio’s
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Riccardo Bisazza on Venice’s Last Live-Fire Mosaic Furnace
What does Orsoni Venezia 1888, Venice’s last live-fire furnace, have to offer the world of modern luxury? We speak to Riccardo Bisazza, president of the historic Venetian producer of smalti, glass mosaics and gold mosaics, about heritage, craftsmanship and the future of a 138-year-old art. Riccardo Bisazza is a man
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How the New CEO is Reviving the Legendary Watchmaker's Fortunes
Sharply dressed, engaging and enthusiastic about all things Breguet, CEO Gregory Kissling is a man on a mission. It is no secret in the watch world that the jewel in the Swatch Group crown has not performed as it would have been expected over the last few years. But cometh
Science
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How science is reshaping what – and how – we eat.
In Future of Food, the Science Museum delivers a compelling deep-dive into how science and innovation are revolutionising the way we grow, cook, and consume food. With more than 100 thought-provoking objects on display – from 3,500-year-old Egyptian sourdough to lab-grown beef steak and cricket burgers – the free exhibition
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Humanity’s boldest messenger carries our hopes across the Cosmic Sea
There is something intrinsically romantic about a lone spacecraft drifting through the infinite horizon. It valiantly continues to communicate, even if its time is finite. In February this year, travelling at 61,197 km/h (38,026 mph) relative to the sun, Voyager 1 crossed the 25-billion-kilometre mark (about 15.6 billion miles) from
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The famed Italian fashion house and Axiom Space reach next frontier
Space is an unforgiving environment. It is cold and inhospitable and has no understanding of fashion designers and their processes. There is no “air kissing” in the vacuum of space. Yet, in October 2024, at the International Astronautical Congress, Axiom Space and Prada revealed the flight design of the Axiom
Conservation
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Indigenous Wisdom for a Planet in Crisis
From a blazing fire pit at Highgrove to global climate summits, Indigenous leader Mindahi Bastida is urging the world to listen again to the Earth. It is a glorious sunny July day in the gardens at Highgrove, King Charles’ grand estate in Gloucestershire. The monarch is one of a ring
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Her Life, her Work and the Birth of Seas4Life
Courageous, entrepreneurial and quietly formidable, Julie Church has spent three decades working to protect the marine life of the Western Indian Ocean, from the Red Sea to South Africa. As founder and CEO of Seas4Life, she now translates that commitment into carefully designed sea safaris: journeys that place guests in
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How “Jaws” became the shark's greatest champion
When Jaws was released half a century ago, it instantly sank its teeth into our consciousness – and has never loosened its grip. Steven Spielberg’s gripping masterpiece follows three mismatched men – aquaphobic Chief Brody (Roy Scheider), passionate ichthyologist Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss) and salty shark fisherman Quint (Robert Shaw) – hunting the
Philanthropy
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Equal Rights Are Not Yet Equal
As the daughter of Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall, and the protagonist of copious international brand campaigns, Elizabeth “Lizzy” Scarlett Jagger is synonymous with fame. However, her rock royalty status and jet-setting career (model, activist, global ambassador) hasn’t distracted her from one particular passion: advocating for the passage of the
- Philanthropy
NORQAIN Returns to Soccer Aid for UNICEF
NORQAIN’s return to Soccer Aid for UNICEF marks the cementing of a relationship that started last year, when the independent Swiss watchmaker made its debut as Official Timekeeper. This year is a special milestone, the 20th anniversary of the charity event. Founded in 2006, the match has now raised more
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Catalonia Gives a Voice to Survivors of Gender-Based Violence
In Spain, gender-based violence remains a devastating and deeply rooted reality. Almost one in three women over the age of 16 has suffered violence from a partner or former partner, and many have experienced sexual violence beyond a relationship. Yet around 70 percent of victims never report their abuser, often
