British fashion designer Stella McCartney has created a lower-priced, mid-range line of underwear, named Stella, and the range will be available from August.
The Stella collection consists of five different bra types and ranges in colors from electric blue to neutral blush pink.
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Maison Veuve Cliquot offers a new limited edition box, ‘La Ponsardine’, in the shape of a sardines tin with its traditional flap.
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Audi has launched Audi City – a new digital showroom based in London that allows customers to browse the company’s range electronically.
Potential customers are greeted by three huge screens, each consisting of nine 72-inch panels that have been dubbed as ‘power walls’ by Audi.
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Jaeger-LeCoultre continues its presence in the Dark Knight trilogy in the blockbuster “The Dark Knight Rises” which released July 20th in the United States.
In the film, the character of Bruce Wayne, philanthropist and billionaire industrialist, wears the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Grande Date.
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As a Philippine property boom gathers pace, even Paris Hilton, Donald Trump and high-fashion house Versace are getting a piece of the action.
The good times are into their fourth year, fuelled by steady economic growth, Western firms offshoring jobs to the Philippines, the buying power of millions of Filipinos working abroad and low interest rates.
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Rising director Quentin Jones has once again worked her magic with a stylish two-minute film showcasing Kenzo’s pre-fall 2012 collection.
London-based director-and- illustrator Jones has previously worked on quirky videos for the likes of Victoria Beckham, as well as French fashion house Chanel and rising creators including Scotland’s Holly Fulton.
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A bartender’s dream of mixing the world’s most expensive cocktail has been shattered after its key ingredient, a £50,000 ($77,615) bottle of cognac, was accidentally smashed.
A regular customer at the Playboy Club in London had the unlucky chance of being part of the destruction of the bottle of antique Cognac dating back to 1788.
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Virgin Australia’s cabin staff will be taking part in an etiquette program branded Elevate to improve their posture, language, and knowledge of wine and food.
The crew have also been asked to stop calling passengers “mate” unless the individual customer has specifically requested it in documented form as a member of the airline’s frequent flyers program.
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Latvian flag-carrier airBaltic on Monday announced plans to offer castles in the air by selling real estate to passengers as they fly.
Interested travellers can buy a voucher for 30 euros ($36), which the airline says will save them up to 9,500 euros when they sign on the dotted line for a real estate purchase with a partner broker.
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Harrods Diamond Jubilee window display crowns, designed by Lanvin, Valentino, Roberto Cavalli and Paul Smith are now up for auction.
The crowns were commissioned for Harrods’ Diamond Jubilee window displays earlier in the year. Each designer put their own unique spin on their design.
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Last month Hedi Slimane made the headlines when it was announced he would rename Yves Saint Laurent‘s ready-to-wear line as Saint Laurent Paris, and now the first images of the rebranding have emerged online.
A picture of a black product box with the new branding on it appeared on the label’s official Facebook page this weekend.
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Salvatore Ferragamo will be outfitting the tiny Republic of San Marino with uniforms for the London 2012 Olympic Games.
Influenced by the luxury label’s Italian mainline, the uniforms combine sophistication with craftmanship as well as functionality.
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Luxury Swiss watchmaker Audemars Piguet has recently joined hands with Roaring Thunder Media to capture Manhattan’s 34th Street Heliport.
The custom-tailored “domination program includes five backlit interior static duratrans, a state-of-the-art digital monitor, an exterior vinyl building wrap featuring the Royal Oak Offshore 44mm, and four Royal Oak wall clocks in-terminal.
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US First Lady Michelle Obama tops the list of ideal travel partners , according to a Hotels.com survey of 1,500 American hotel cutomers.
With 18 percent of the overall votes, Michelle Obama made first place among the celebrities, historical, fictional and political figures Americans would most want as roommates on their next vacation.
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From food app dishpal comes an infographic detailing some of the most expensive foods in the world, among which are gold-lined, truffle-laced and wine soaked foods!
The most expensive dish is a $16,000 meat pie sold at the Fence Gate Inn in Lancashire. Filled with 6 lbs of Kobe beef, each slice will set you back $2,000.
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The Hilton London Wembley officially opened its doors to the public on July 18, just days before the start of the Olympic Games.
The hotel is located next to the Wembley Stadium and Arena in Wembley City, a redevelopment area with more than 1 million square feet of construction underway.
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Model Jonas Kesseler stars in Tom Ford’s Fall/Winter 2012 menswear and eyewear campaigns. The beautifully shot campaign was photographed by Tom Ford himself!
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Launched by Monaco-based builder Wally Yachts last month, the 26m motor yacht Kanga is the first luxury vessel from the successful displacement line WallyAce.
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Earlier this week Lady Gaga took to Twitter to unveil the campaign for her fragrance Lady Gaga Fame, which features tiny men crawling all over her naked body.
Now the star’s Haus Laboratories has revealed a French-art-house-inspired mini-film showcasing laboratory workers conceiving the scent.
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Here is a brand new ad from Louis Vuitton for the Fall/Winter 2012 campaign, featuring model Wernery Schreyer photographed by Alasdair McLellan.
Clad in an oversize jacket embellished with a graphic pattern, matched with simple grey trousers and a refined leather bag, Werner poses against a thousand-yo iceberg.
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Flagship Australian airline Qantas is ditching BlackBerry for Apple’s iPhone and rolling out in-flight iPad entertainment streaming, dealing a blow to the US firm’s rivals.
Qantas said it was switching 1,300 employee phones from Canada-based Research in Motion’s BlackBerry to the popular Apple device after a “large majority” of workers expressed a preference for the iPhone.
“Transition from the BlackBerry to the iPhone is part of Qantas’ broader mobility strategy and, once complete, will result in significant cost savings,” Qantas said.
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