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Euronews headed to Geneva for the Watches and Wonders trade show to meet the heads of prestigious brands Jaeger-LeCoultre, Patek Philippe and Hermès, and find out the latest trends from the industry. Watchmakers showcased their techniques and designs to watch lovers from all over the world. Leading figures in the sector told Euronews what makes their creations special and what great watchmaking means to them. We spoke to the owner and artistic director of Ateliers Louis Moinet who explained how his brand has carved out a place for its exclusive watches in a highly competitive, niche market whe...
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One of the blockbuster releases at this year’s Watches and Wonders trade show is a pocket watch weighing 980 grams with nearly 3000 components. The Berkley Grand Complication took 11 years to develop by three master watchmakers at Vacheron Constantin, a titan in the industry. With 63 complications, it broke the brand’s previously-held record for the “world’s most complicated watch.” (Complication is a technical term given to any function of a watch that goes beyond keeping time.) The pocket watch goes where no watchmaker has gone before, building on Vacheron Constantin’s long history of haute ...
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Whether you’re a frequent first class flyer, or a trip at the front of the plane is still firmly on your bucket list, a luxury flight is the best start to a trip. New research has revealed the best luxury air travel experiences, with many of the top rated hailing from Europe. The research looked at first-class experiences across different airlines, analysing factors like airport experience, legroom, cabin and seat quality, food and drink, onboard service and entertainment, as well as amenities and facilities. They also focused on short and medium haul flights, scoring each factor out of 10, in...
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Los Angeles (AFP) - Fashionistas desperate to get their hands on an exclusive Birkin handbag are suing Hermes in California on grounds the company won't sell them one unless they buy other luxury products first. A class-action lawsuit argues that would-be customers have to spend tens of thousands of dollars on scarves, shoes and belts just to be given the opportunity to get their hands on one of the world's most sought-after purses. One of the plaintiffs, Tina Cavalleri, says she inquired about buying one of the coveted handbags from the French company in 2022. She "was told specialty bags are...
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Now we’re in March, it seems as if spring might be just around the corner. As the flowers bloom and baby animals appear, it’s a great time to plan a trip to some of Europe’s most beautiful destinations. Plus, with the shocking statistic that planes emit on average almost five times more greenhouse gas emissions than trains - according to data from the European Environment Agency - more of us are turning to sustainable methods of transport. Travelling by train also has the benefit of allowing passengers to see so much more of the places so easily missed if going by air. So read on for some of t...
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Bali’s popularity with Europeans dates back to the 1970s when hippies chose the island for its spiritual culture and low cost of living. Fast forward to 2021, and another type of traveller seeking out cheap rent and food descended on the island – digital nomads. When the borders of the island fully reopened post-COVID, tourists came flooding back. Millions of Balinese rely on tourism for employment but some believe the negative impacts have not been well-managed – landfills are overflowing, sewage flows into the sea in some places and pollution from cars is palpable. Despite all of this, Bali ...
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Luxury hotels lavish private pools, bespoke butler services and champagne minibars on their guests. But some hotel suites go one step further, providing one-of-a-kind experiences far beyond pillow menus. If you have a few thousand euros to splash on a night away, you could book a room with a private recording studio or a penthouse that can be transformed into a giant ballroom. Here’s what awaits inside the world’s most unique hotel suites. Best for art lovers: A hotel suite decorated with Andy Warhol paintingsAt Rome Cavalieri’s Penthouse Suite, a private rooftop terrace affords panoramic view...
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By Alexandria SAGE Milan (AFP) - Transparence, fausse fourrure... la semaine de la mode milanaise, qui s'est achevée dimanche, a dévoilé une série de tendances pour la mode Femme de l'automne-hiver 2024-2025. Voici les principales: \- Transparence - Malgré les frimas hivernaux, les stylistes n'ont pas hésité à parier sur la transparence, que ce soit chez Armani, Prada, Gucci ou Alberta Ferretti. Chez Dolce & Gabbana, la top model Naomi Campbell n'a pas été la seule à frapper les esprits sur le podium. Le duo a consacré presque toute sa collection à une série de looks chic s'inspirant du très c...
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Nearly a century ago, Baron Philippe de Rothschild, who inherited the Château Mouton Rothschild in 1922, conceived the idea of transforming the prestigious estate's wine labels into miniature works of art. In 1924, French graphic designer Jean Carlu became the first artist to be commissioned to create an original artwork to illustrate a vintage label. The concept took full flight in 1945 after the war, with each subsequent year featuring labels created by the likes of Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Salvador Dalì, Francis Bacon, and Anish Kapoor. The list of art world titans goes on....
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