10 trends from Milan fashion week: culottes to look forward to Milan date-tagged that late-60s-early-70s thing that has been floating around fashion for a while, with military...
Tom Ford has some strong views Tom Ford, that once innovative homme fatale who transformed Gucci from a tawdry brand into a billion-euro label...
Brilliance, Not Genius When Albert Einstein was working on his theories of time and space, there were other renowned scientists doing...
Luxury travel finds a new level of beauty and refinement at Nihiwatu Nihiwatu lies secreted in a tranquil corner of Indonesia. Amongst palm trees and surf, the conventions of luxury...
The battle for the soul of Aman’s luxury chain of resorts turns nasty The latest edition of Fortune magazine has a brilliantly forensic examination of the chaos that has descended on Aman...
Brody House, Budapest Brody House, Budapest It has been over a month so I finally feel free to give up the inner secrets of the...
SIGNED magazine explores ingenuity in design The latest edition of SIGNED, published by deluxewords, parent company of The Fashionable Truth is released today. The...
Symphony of Colour GRAFF emerald jewels In the world of fine diamonds nobody does colour better than Graff. Founded in...
Hermès, having a ball To celebrate the opening of its new Beverly Hills store in September Hermès unveiled its hand-stitched basket...
Luxury grandmaster Jean-Marc Lacave takes charge of Moët Hennessy in Asia Pacific Christophe Navarre, CEO of Moët Hennessy, announced today (Friday July 25th) that Jean-Marc Lacave is to become...
Vegetables are the new chic on Chinese banquet tables After a decade in which Iberico pork, wagyu beef and french chicken were the most desirable menu items...
Jing Yaa Tang makes The Opposite House taste grand China has an astonishingly diverse food culture but it can take courage to try a new restaurant where the rice might be...
The Art World searches for a more conservative way to thrive It’s always been there, if you’ve known where to look, but a more subtle, cerebral and contemplative art is...
A private function, Christie’s As Christie’s celebrates 238 years of business with a new gallery space overlooking Victoria Harbour, the...
Sales of Asian art ride a philosophical wave at Christie’s Noh masks. Cloisonné-enamels. Rinpa paintings. Lacquer boxes. Ravishing silk room dividers. Meiji art. Samurai swords...
