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Surf, kayak, and go fishing for lunch at this plush new tented resort on the ECR

dining Life & Style

Fine dining in India takes on a new avatar with curated menus, renowned chefs and intimate settings

Breitling x fighter planes

In time for Dubai Watch Week, the Swiss watch brand finds inspiration in legendary military aircraft with the Super AVI

Dell UltraSharp review: This ₹25,000 webcam offers all the clarity, plus some smarts

Without compromising on design or 4K visuals, Dell’s UltraSharp webcam is worth the pennies if you see yourself diving into virtual meetings for the forseeable future

Glamour on a budget: here’s how renting high fashion is no longer taboo in a post-pandemic India

The reduce-reuse-recycle movement and the pandemic have changed peoples’ outlook towards renting outfits, with fashion-lovers now going beyond weddings and hiring clothes for different occasions

Audemars Piguet: what’s yours is mine

The trend of men and women sharing fashion (and watches) across collections is going to continue, says Audemars Piguet’s head of complications, Michael Friedman

The nose knows: 5 Indian perfume brands to follow

Oudh gives many local perfume brands heft and is also being used more mindfully

Twilly d’Hermès: Ginger’s fullness rediscovered

Perfumer Christine Nagel reinvents a key ingredient in Hermès’ newest women’s fragrance

Johnnie Walker’s new flagship is a must-visit

Whisky tourism, both offline and online, gets a fillip with Johnnie Walker’s multi-million pound visitor experience in Edinburgh

MacBook Pro with M1 Pro and M1 Max silicon, 3rd Gen AirPods, colourful HomePod mini: Highlights from Apple’s ‘Unleashed’ Special Event

California tech giant Apple has announced a new set of AirPods, colourful upgrades to the HomePod mini, a Voice Plan for Apple Music and, of course, MacBook Pro with the new M1 Pro and M1 Max SoC, at the virtual ‘Unleashed’ Special Event

Pieces of eight: watches celebrating the octagonal form

Would you agree that the octagonal form is the answer to timeless watch design? Read on

Audemars Piguet raises the bar for gem-setting and gender-fluidity

A capsule collection of Royal Oak Concept Flying Tourbillon models addresses the rising interest in complications among female watch collectors

Spirited Away: India to the Americas

Add the flavours of Central and South America to your bar with a selection of spirits that star the agave, sugarcane and grape

The story behind the world’s first ‘Meta Gala’ and the first-ever Indian digital fashion NFT

Having sold the first Indian digital ensemble as an NFT, lawyer and crypto enthusiast Ravi Guru Singh chats about the continuing convergence of fashion and crypto

Watch | In conversation with Bulgari’s Mauro di Roberto

The brand’s jewellery director on their Indian push and design language

Yohan Poonawalla’s Salon Privé 2021 moment

The industrialist bagged multiple awards at the recent Concours d’Elegance, with the 1949 Bentley MK VI or the ‘Rhubarb and Custard Car’ being the crowd favourite

Behind Bulgari’s wedding gift for India

Jewellery director Mauro di Roberto on the Indian market, the brand’s design language, and why the million-dollar market is important

It’s the rise of the independents at 2021’s Geneva Watch Days

Informal events like Geneva Watch Days and instant feedback on social media platforms are helping independent watch brands adapt and grow during the pandemic

H Moser & Cie’s Edouard Meylan on running for a cause

Education comes first, says the CEO of the independent Swiss watchmaker, as he gives his Nikes a solid pounding

Edouard Meylan of H Moser & Cie isn’t stuck in time

How the CEO of independent watchmaker H Moser & Cie uses humour and a Marie Kondo-like obsession with decluttering to woo a new generation of collectors.

Geneva Watch Days, an update

How Czapek’s new Antarctique was the star and Breitling’s tribute to American sports cars from the ‘60s was a bold move indeed

A prophetic Apple II manual, signed by Steve Jobs, sold for nearly $800,000 at auction

Signed by the late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, the Apple II Manual was purchased by an American football team owner for $787,484 at the recently-concluded ‘Jobs and RR Auction’

‘I want to preserve our traditional jewellery styles,’ says designer Vasundhara Kasareni

Hyderabad-based Vasundhara Kasaraneni talks about the intergenerational value of heirloom jewellery

How Priyanka Chopra inspires Tequila golgappas at New York restaurant Sona

Udupi-born Chef Hari Nayak creates a modern Indian menu at Sona, a post-pandemic restaurant launched in Manhattan, New York, with inputs from actor-producer Priyanka Chopra

Fashion NFTs: Going beyond the designers

Digital artists in the growing fashion metaverse of NFTs and web3 are not necessarily fashion designers but could pave the way for a level playing field

Paris checks in: on the reopening of La Samaritaine and boutique hotel Cheval Blanc Paris

With the opening of La Samaritaine and boutique hotel Cheval Blanc Paris, the City of Lights is readying itself for post-pandemic luxury travellers

Omega at the finish line

The brand’s 29th outing as Olympic timekeeper sees innovation for sports like Speed Climbing, and a new gold watch, the Seamaster Aqua Terra

Breitling stays ahead of the game

Breitling courts new customers with fashion gaming app, Drest, and colourful versions of its SuperOcean Heritage ’57 dive watches for women

‘I love to merge science and spirituality’: skincare maven Dr Barbara Sturm

German skincare specialist Dr Barbara Sturm who has forayed into India, talks merging science with spirituality, and why skincare is an inevitable investment

Indian brand gets silver at International Chocolate awards

Paul and Mike, an artisanal chocolate brand based in Kerala, is the first Indian brand to have come this far

Beauty’s middle path

Taking on the clean beauty vs pharma skincare debate, this columnist makes a case for having the best of both

Bugatti unveils three luxury smartwatch models

The French automaker’s wearables are handmade, and produced by a team of renowned IT and watch experts for seamless integration of over 1,000 individual parts.

Shivan & Narresh launch art wallpapers that bring a slice of their travel diaries to homes

The prints are drawn from five of their collections, namely Seoul, Araki, Edomer, Patu and Wilding 20s

Luxury watches from fishing nets, paper, food scraps

With the world of haute horology speaking about sustainability so aggressively in 2021, these are the timepieces to know

For watch dials, green is the new blue

The verdant hue nudged aside blue in 2020 and the trend continues this year with watch dials in colours such as pistachio and cocktail olive

Dial up brilliance: bejewelled timepieces at Watches and Wonders 2021

Baguette-cut diamonds and sapphires are clearly the flavour of the season, as seen at Geneva’s Watches and Wonders

Mike Horn and a hydrogen-fuelled future

In a post-pandemic world where sustainability is on everyone’s mind, Mike Horn shows us nothing is impossible if you set your mind to it

But, who spends $69 million on digital art?

Well, Vignesh Sundaresan (Metakovan) and Anand Venkateswaran (Twobadour) are still delighted with ‘Beeple’s Everydays: The First 5000 Days’, their polarising Christie’s buy that is changing the conversation around Art

Watches & Wonders 2021: the lineup

From golden ‘beach to tuxedo’ watches to smoked dials and integrated steel bracelets, taking stock of trends at the industry’s biggest virtual fair

Sabyasachi on your sofa

With another Asian Paints collaboration, the designer extends to home furnishings that explore print on print and old-world motifs

Photographer Joseph Radhik, of celeb weddings Jonas-Chopra and Sharma-Kohli, takes us behind the scenes

There is more to Joseph Radhik’s life than endless sangeeths and wedding parties. It is also about taking quick decisions and saving his lens from revellers. The photographer also chats about his part in Netflix series ‘The Big Day’

What’s in your walls: plastic, paper, carbon?

Five Indian architects adopting local, carbon negative, and alternative building materials

H24: the new scent of the Hermès man

H24, the luxury brand’s first men’s perfume in 15 years, has a note of warm metallic steam or sclarene

Charlotte and the magic cream

Ahead of a busy 2021 of launches, British make-up artist Charlotte Tilbury chats about her bestselling product and why creating new solutions remains her focus

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