ERDEM Spring Summer 2026 Show
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There’s a quiet shift happening on bathroom shelves and nightstands — one that doesn’t come with celebrity endorsements, neon billboards, or viral TikToks (at least not yet). It’s coming from a fragrance brand called Free Yourself, and if you’ve experienced it, you know: this is not just perfume. This is something else entirely. Free Yourself…
After a week in the bush — dust in one’s hair, khaki in one’s pores, and too many lions dutifully admired — Hemingway’s Eden feels like stumbling into civilization disguised as a dream. Hidden in Langata, bordering the Giraffe Sanctuary forest, this nine-room retreat is the sort of place that seems to exhale the moment…
For Mother’s Day, the luxury industry focuses on everyday essentials that all women need in their daily lives. Rather than grand gestures or extravagant displays, this season’s campaigns focus on thoughtful refinement — a return to pieces that serve, last and live alongside the women who wear them. From tactile handbags and meaningful jewellery to…
Bill Barry-Cotter Now in your 80s, you developed famous Australian boating brands like Mariner, Riviera, Maritimo and lately purchased Caribbean. Your journey began as a teenager, sailing dinghies in Sydney’s northern Pittwater region? My journey began with a foundation from my parents – a farmer and a schoolteacher – in the small town of Adelong,…
As luxury evolves beyond indulgence, wellbeing is becoming a more considered pursuit, shaped by what nourishes the body, restores the mind, and enriches everyday life. LUXUO explores this shift through three acts: Nourish, from Javanese herbal traditions to mindful dining; Restore, from sleep science to longevity; and Reconnect, through meditation and mindfulness. Together, these stories…
It’s a recognisable look. The square case, the left-hand crown; the Monaco is one of TAG Heuer’s most enduring signature models. Back in 1966, when the Microtimer achieved 1/1,000th-second precision, it bolstered the brand’s commitment to high-frequency innovation. In 1969, that would lead to the launch of the original TAG Heuer Monaco. The Monaco’s design was unorthodox…