The new holiday campaign starring I.N and Mariacarla Boscono, portrayed for an evening of celebration inside a historic palazzo. Damiani jewelry becomes part of the celebration, complementing true moments of style and connection.
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There are moments in life that redefine a person’s entire existence. For Max Hortmann, Germany’s rising abstract painter, that moment arrived three years ago with a devastating diagnosis — an incurable nerve disease that forced him to confront his mortality at just 33. But instead of succumbing to despair, he chose a different path: one…
Final visual and functional check of an Oyster Perpetual Datejust 41 With all the technological advancements and innovations regularly emerging from the world of haute horlogerie today, it is almost hard to fathom a time when mechanical wristwatches were seen as finicky timekeepers, valued more for their looks than their reliability. Harder still to imagine…
A Palace Reimagined GHM’s first property in Qatar, The Chedi Katara Hotel & Resort, is a breathtaking blend of Mughal and Ottoman grandeur with contemporary sophistication. Nestled along the Arabian Sea, its intricate tilework, towering colonnades, and archways create an ambiance of regal splendour. Situated in Katara Cultural Village, it offers seamless access to Doha’s…
If there is one watch that we have praised in every issue this year, often with no good reason other than the fact that we like it, it must be the Parmigiani Fleurier Toric Petite Seconde. This is the sort of watch that we imagine ourselves wearing one day, when our tastes finally mature. Actually,…
Photographer: Imaginechina/AP Photo In a nation where fortunes are typically forged in technology, property or finance, China’s richest man (according to Forbes) has built his empire on something far more elemental. At 71, Zhong Shanshan controls a fortune estimated at USD 74 billion through bottled water. Founder and chairman of Nongfu Spring, Zhong is an…
In our hostile environment, it is every nation for itself. The lubricant of economies — globalisation — is on its last breath. While just yesterday, nations collaborated to draft laws and regulations they pledged to uphold, they are now breaking apart past alliances and consensus. Through subsidies and tariffs, they are scrambling to promote their…