Tiffany & Co.— Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder
A High Jewelry Presentation at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
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A High Jewelry Presentation at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
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The SD132 has a top speed of 17 knots and a transatlantic range of 3,200nm Months before the first SD132 had its world premiere at the 48th Cannes Yachting Festival and then appeared at the 34th Monaco Yacht Show, Sanlorenzo’s biggest composite model in its Yacht Business Unit had already earned a huge fan – the owner….
What comes to mind when one thinks of rum? Caribbean pirate folklore, piña coladas by the beach or perhaps just a simple mixer for cocktails. Zacapa Rum breaks all the clichés. With the Singapore and Southeast Asian market in mind, Guatemala can feel like a rather elusive region — far less familiar to consumers than…
As fashion and beauty embrace AI for marketing and personalisation, 2025 promises even more possibilities. From personalised experiences to leveraging TikTok trends, brands are poised to redefine how consumers engage with products and how technology will shape beauty trends. From augmented reality (AR) virtual try-ons to AI-driven trend forecasting, the industry has started to integrate…
Born in the gold rush and immortalised by Levi’s, denim is the fabric of San Francisco’s rebellious spirit. Once a symbol of workwear, it has been reinterpreted by luxury Maisons — proving its versatility beyond the classic jean. From John Galliano’s theatrical denim creations at Dior to the enduring appeal of the Canadian tuxedo, denim…
In today’s hyperconnected digital age, the option to “opt out” has become an indicator of privilege. To deliberately disconnect — whether as a celebrity, consumer or brand — is to signal a level of financial and emotional freedom that no longer seeks validation through visibility, but rather finds value in curated absence and controlled access….
Time machines – that is what MB&F founder Maximillian Büsser once thought of calling his now-famous Horological Machines. While this anecdote is apocryphal, it is easy to see how it might be taken for fact – it speaks to the dream behind the brand. Regardless of the name, 20 years ago, Büsser revealed a vision…