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LIFESTYLE & DESIGN STORIES
When the invitation arrived to visit the home of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars at Goodwood and be among the first to see the new Spectre Series II, we knew the trip would be special. What we did not expect was everything that came with it.
LATEST ARTICLES
Beyond the high streets, the vaults and the runway, the art of fashion is immortalized in the glossy pages of fashion books, beautifully bound documents of luxury detailing visionary artistry and design. We’ve selected our six favourite fashion books to add to your coffee table for an endless fountain of inspiration.
With the right purchase and placement, small home decorations and accessories can make you smile and bring joy to a room once again.
Tokyo's menswear scene doesn't follow fashion. It perfects craft. While the rest of the world cycles through trends, Tokyo's best tailors and boutiques have spent decades refining a single question: how good can a suit, a shirt, or a pair of shoes actually be?
NOBLE & DESIGNER
In a long-awaited collaboration, French avant-garde watchmakers Alain Silberstein and Philippe Lebru have introduced the limited-edition Kontwaz Bauhaus 2, presented by visionary watch brand MB&F, an imaginative fusion of Alain’s bold Bauhaus-inspired design and Philippe’s award-winning pendulum movement. We spoke with the pair about the exciting piece, their collaborative process, and their thoughts on the current state of watchmaking.
NOBLE & FASHION
Tokyo's menswear scene doesn't follow fashion. It perfects craft. While the rest of the world cycles through trends, Tokyo's best tailors and boutiques have spent decades refining a single question: how good can a suit, a shirt, or a pair of shoes actually be?
Niemeyer built everything she has from a place of personal conviction. She made what she wanted because what she wanted did not exist. Decades later, in a museum designed to ask questions about the future, the result of that conviction filled a runway and felt, in every sense, like something that will last.
Forget the department store concessions. Tokyo's most interesting boutiques for women operate on a principle that feels almost radical nowadays: strict curation over endless choice. These aren't stores. They're statements about what matters when you're dressing for a life, not an Instagram grid.
There are brands that take decades to earn that word and never quite get there. Martin got there by refusing to make fashion that could have come from anywhere else. Every material, silhouette, cultural reference points back to the same place: a country far more complex and far more beautiful than the version the world has always been sold. Misci is the correction. And it is only just getting started.
Zimmermann is bigger now, more professional, more global. And yet the clothes never feel anonymous. Every dress still carries something of that Sydney garage within it, the pleasure of making things yourself, the view out toward the Pacific. Perhaps that's undoubtedly where the secret lies. Zimmermann doesn't design passing trends. It designs timeless summers, always new, always different, and always unmistakably itself.
Lardini’s story starts in 1978 in Filottrano, a small town near Ancona. Luigi, Andrea, and Lorena Lardini were barely out of their teens when they took over their father’s tailoring business and, step by step, shaped it into something of their own. It was a moment when Italian fashion was gaining global momentum, but their route didn’t begin on a catwalk. It began in the workroom.
Miyake may have passed in 2022, but his thinking feels more alive than ever. Under the creative direction of Satoshi Kondo, the Homme Plissé team continues not by imitation, but by carrying forward Miyake’s questions: What is clothing in a changing world? How can fabric enable movement – physical, social, and emotional?
Selina Kwong, a London-based Chinese Malaysian womenswear designer. A recent graduate, she is quietly redefining what modern fashion can be. As someone who sees sustainability not as a hurdle but as a creative stepping stone, we spoke to her about the beauty of craft and the kind of future fashion we actually want to wear.
Founded in 1945 in Italy, Brioni has always been a brand that highlights the exclusivity and quality. Brioni's philosophy of the Art of Slow Luxury remains unchanged: Alta Sartoria in every collection.
Ruslan Baginskiy’s hats have sat atop the heads of the most iconic cultural figures. To this Ukrainian designer, style is not just about glamour but a statement of resilience and identity. We got the opportunity to speak to the milliner about finding inspiration in both the extraordinary and the everyday.
NOBLE & SENSE
Established in 2010 this boutique perfume brand symbolizes the affection Sara and Joaquim Carner hold for their city, Barcelona. Carner Barcelona's fragrances serve as evocative olfactory memories along Costa Dorada. The scents linger with a vibe and atmosphere and mirror the essence of a city steeped in a vibrant past.
NOBLE & INTERIEUR
Among all the icons in the history of Made in Italy, we picked out ten pieces that got a “facelift” over the last two year, so which were relaunched identical to the originals or interpreted with new materials, new functions, or new construction techniques.
NOBLE & HOME
On a yacht, moored in the marina in Monaco, the German technology house Loewe and New York jeweller Jacob & Co. unveiled a pair of headphones that resist easy categorisation. They are not quite consumer electronics; they are not quite jewellery; and they are not quite sculpture. Somehow, they are all three.
With the right purchase and placement, small home decorations and accessories can make you smile and bring joy to a room once again.
Perfume tells a story. But just as important for the fragrances we use for the body are the ones our our homes. That’s why we selected brands and their home scents we think you should know. Perfect for the cold winter nights.
NOBLE & MOBILITY
When the invitation arrived to visit the home of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars at Goodwood and be among the first to see the new Spectre Series II, we knew the trip would be special. What we did not expect was everything that came with it.
Whether used for the morning commute or a weekend spin, the modern bike represents quality and character. It’s a calm, considered way to move — efficient, elegant, and increasingly essential to city life.
There is a particular kind of client who keeps a Rolls-Royce in the garage and a yacht in the marina. For them, the two worlds have always been in conversation. With Cullinan Yachting, Rolls-Royce makes that conversation explicit.
Twenty-five years in, the Aston Martin Vanquish has never been more itself. Three generations, one obsession — and a twin-turbo V12 that makes the strongest case yet for keeping the combustion engine alive. Louder, faster and harder to ignore than ever. A Vanquish through and through — only much, much more serious.
We drove it on the road and on the track, and it’s clear Rolls-Royce is targeting a bolder, younger clientele with the Black Badge Spectre. It’s powerful, full of exciting details for the enthusiast, and wrapped in an enigmatic character waiting to be explored. A Rolls-Royce through and through—only much, much wilder.
