I do like a good stroll along the Thames – it re-asserts my London-ness as well as providing a completely different landscape to the heady hills of Hampstead.
Last week, on one of these strolls, I noticed that one of boats of the Embankment pier – the only permanently moored yacht, no less – was being spruced up both inside and out.
At the entrance I encountered a charming gentleman by the name of Prince Sidi Mohammed Muzzafar Khan who recently purchased the yacht.
WhyteGold, the online private members club whose members include royalty, members of the billionaire rich list and parliamentaries has this week announced that they have built the most advanced by-invitation-only system on the internet.
A 12 step sign up process ensures the legitimacy of each application and restrictions are further imposed by manual checks on each member throughout their membership with WhyteGold.
Joining is free, however you are invited to contribute to the charitable events held throughout the year.
“The Cavalli Card” starring supermodel Milla Jovovich: this is the short film, for an Internet-only ad campaign, called “I Have Everything”, nothing else.
A beautiful woman that play with her dresses and accessories and she does it out of vanity, she dreams, she wants everything and she has got everything because the iridescent Cavalli card equip her for every curveball life could throw.
“I’m thinking about creating a Web site where card holders can chat directly with me,” Cavalli said.
Roberto Cavalli, Italian fashion design,will be offering an iridescent Cavalli Card, on March 1, with application forms at http://robertocavallicard.com/ and in Roberto Cavalli boutiques all over the world.
“I love to immerse myself in new”, said Roberto Cavalli and for this reason he created in collaboration with Berlin-based Corpcom, a subsidiary of TRIUM Group a very chic card, dressed by his famous opulent style.
With this special Cavalli Card, you can have many exclusive benefits: dedicated VIP services at Cavalli boutiques, access to special sales, invitations to events, fashion shows and trunk shows.
Startribune reports that the Lusso Collection, a luxury destination club that had assembled a portfolio of multi-million dollar residences is in financial trouble.
Lusso isn’t the only high-end destination club or private resort to succumb to the sagging economy and the eroding real estate market.
Several recently have closed, consolidated or reduced services as membership sales have fallen and their business models have been turned upside down by plunging real estate values.
This news is meant only for the most affluent of the society. International lifestyle designer Richard Nilsson, the founder of the extreme luxury and lifestyle company Résidence Supérieur, takes the next step in redefining luxury.
On December 8th the Black Card were introduced in an effort to redefine luxury and set a new standard for the luxury lifestyle. The Black Card will be limited to only 50 members worldwide, with an annual membership fee of 200.000 euros.
The holders of the Black Card will get access to the entire Résidence Supérieur concept, with the highest standard, quality and service when it comes to properties, cars, private jets, yachts, events, entertainment and the Supérieur Connoisseur Lifestyle.
