AMAFFI has just unveiled its partnership with international musician MOMO. The luxury perfume house and the beloved member of K-Pop sensation, TWICE, join forces in what AMAFFI describes as an “uncompromising dedication to beauty, individuality and the art of creation”. As a muse who bridges cultures and generations, MOMO embodies the essence of AMAFFI — […]
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The first structure at the second-oldest university in the United States was recently rediscovered by archaeologists – and it’s not necessarily something to expect at a school. William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, was originally chartered in 1693. The idyllic Southern university houses the oldest university building in the United States, the Wren Building. But
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In the ever-evolving world of luxury, few names stand out like Abbas Sajwani, the visionary founder and CEO of AHS Properties. With a keen understanding of the ultra-luxury real estate market, Abbas has made significant strides since launching his company in 2021. Under his leadership, AHS Properties has quickly gained recognition for creating exquisite, bespoke
In the arena of luxury dining experiences, the most ambitious restaurants today are pushing the boundaries of what defines fine dining. These establishments go beyond impeccable service and premium ingredients by incorporating cutting-edge technology, radical interior and exterior designs, and multi-sensory experiences that transform every meal into an unforgettable journey. For the discerning connoisseur, these
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During Milan Design Week 2025, some of fashion’s biggest brands transformed the city into their architectural playground, showcasing curated home collections and surprising activations — from a vintage train pop-up to designer gelato stops. FENDI Fendi Casa’s 2025 collection. Image: Fendi Casa. Unveiled in its flagship store in Piazza della Scala, Fendi Casa’s Milan Design
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“Oh, I looove her!” I hear a woman in a striped suit gush about Belgian artist Ann Veronica Janssens, whose large glass piece “Pinky Sunset R” (2021) is currently on view at Esther Schipper Gallery’s booth at Frieze New York. “Ugh,” she grunts with elation. “This!” she points back at the piece as she walks
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I gasped when I saw them: a pair of hermit crabs, poking out of resin-printed sculptures resembling a daisy and a gaping toad. I had been walking around the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) fair for over an hour after giving up on its no-frills map and resigning myself to plunging into the sea of
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Given the trials and tribulations of the art market right now, why would dozens of galleries put their faith in an art fair that only sprouted in the last decade? That’s what I set out to find out at New York’s Future Fair, which returned this week to the Chelsea Industrial space for its fifth
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PARIS — Long lionized as the first breakthrough painter of the early Renaissance, Cimabue has rarely been the subject of monographic exhibitions. With only 12 works securely attributed to him currently, many of which are too fragile to travel, a full retrospective remains a logistical impossibility. For this reason, A New Look at Cimabue at
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Iconophages: A History of Ingesting Images by Jérémie Koering is a dense, well-researched book on what seems, at first glance, a hermetic subject matter. It charts the history of rituals involving the eating and drinking of icons, or religious works of art, beginning in Ancient Egypt and continuing through the Byzantine Empire, Middle Ages, and even
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