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Nearly two decades after The Devil Wears Prada became a cultural reference point, the release of The Devil Wears Prada 2 arrives with expectations that are almost impossible to meet. The original film didn’t just entertain it defined an era of fashion storytelling, blending sharp dialogue with unforgettable visual identity. The sequel takes a different path. And that choice will likely divide audiences. Less Spectacle, More Substance The most immediate surprise is the film’s

Biarritz, France There are places in fashion that carry more than memory. They carry intent. And for Chanel, Biarritz is not just a destination it is a declaration. It was here, on the Atlantic coast, that Gabrielle Chanel first liberated women from the rigid codes of Parisian dressing in the early 20th century. She introduced ease, movement, and a radical idea at the time: that elegance could breathe. More than a century later, under the direction of Matthieu Blazy, Chanel r

● A project where performance, innovation and design converge ● Giallo Fly color and inspirations from Hypercar and iconic models ● An exhibition at the Ferrari Flagship Store and the lighthouse-installation on the HIGHLINE Milano terrace in front of Piazza del Duomo Maranello, 21 April, 2026 - On the occasion of Milan Design Week, Ferrari Hypersail reveals the livery of its 100-foot flying ocean monohull: innovation, aerodynamics and design research define a new frontier in

Private Gym Interiors in Switzerland In Switzerland, where precision and discretion shape a certain way of living, British Splendour stands as a private atelier dedicated to the creation of bespoke gym interiors and tailored wellness spaces. Conceived for private residences, alpine chalets and a select number of hospitality environments, each project reflects a quiet pursuit of excellence one where design, comfort and performance exist in perfect balance. Rather than approac

TAG Heuer Monaco at Watches and Wonders: The Return of a Shape That Refuses to Age At Watches and Wonders Geneva, where heritage and innovation constantly negotiate their balance, TAG Heuer has once again placed the Monaco at the center of attention. Not as a nostalgic exercise, but as a strategic reaffirmation of one of the most recognizable designs in modern watchmaking. In a year already energized by renewed interest in the Heuer Monaco fueled in part by high-profile aucti

Each spring, Geneva becomes the undisputed capital of time. With the closing of Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026, the industry once again demonstrated why this event stands as the most influential gathering in modern horology. Bringing together leading maisons, independent creators, and global media, the fair offered a comprehensive panorama of the sector’s current direction where innovation is no longer about disruption, but about refinement, purpose, and identity. Held at Pa

Racing Time: The Steve McQueen Monaco Returns to the Market and Reignites a Cultural Obsession In the rarefied world of high-end collecting, timepieces occasionally transcend their function to become vessels of cultural memory. This spring in New York, one such object will re-emerge under the hammer at Sotheby’s: a Heuer Monaco worn on screen by Steve McQueen in the 1971 film Le Mans. Estimated at up to $1 million, the watch is already generating significant attention not mer

The Most Valuable Design Sale Ever: Inside Jean & Charles de Gunzburg’s Extraordinary Collection New York Behind the closed doors of a Park Avenue apartment that insiders once described as “Paris within Manhattan,” a lifetime of passion is about to be dispersed under the hammer. In April 2026 and May, Sotheby’s will host what many are already calling a historic turning point in the world of collectible design: the sale of the Jean and Terry de Gunzburg collection, the most v