The Met Gala remains a meticulously staged cultural event and one of fashion’s most definitive spectacles. Now, questions around sponsorship and values are increasingly reshaping the narrative. The Interior Review takes a closer look at how influence, capital, and image converge on fashion’s biggest night.
Read MoreAn hour from Salzburg, this five-star, ski-in hotel in the Austrian Alps offers far more than just immediate access to the slopes. With two spas, impressive dining, and one of the most unique design bathrooms we’ve ever seen, Nesslerhof challenges the notion of the design hotel at every turn.
Read MoreOne of our most dense event lineups ever, May arrives in full force in New York. From the Met Gala and Frieze Week to celebrating all things Italy in a townhouse the city moves between fashion, design, art, and food with no pauses. Add in Carnegie Hall’s milestone gala, the 26th annual MAD About Jewelry show, and a growing slate of pop-ups and cultural gatherings, and these are the best events in NYC for May 2026.
Read MoreAlready known for challenging the norms of watchmaking without sacrificing performance, Hegid has teamed up with typographical artist Pieter Ceizer to reconsider just about every aspect of timekeeping with a limited edition Good Times watch. Write Dan Latif goes to Hegid’s Place Vendôme boutique to get an early look.
Read MoreIn one of Paris’ largest exhibition halls, acres of classic automotive treasures await admiration. Celebrating its 50th edition in France, writer Dan Latif and photographer Julien Fautrat show and tell the story of Rétromobile ahead of its New York City debut later this year.
Read MoreWith a body of work spanning nearly forty years and hundreds of subjects ranging from Papua New Guinean locals to Michael Jordan, Sandro Miller speaks with The Interior Review on creativity, the discipline of editing, and advice for new photographers alongside the release of his photo book, Sandro Miller, On Earth As It Is Not In Heaven.
Read MoreSituated on the northern edge of the terminal, Berlin’s BER Lounge Tegel has evolved since its 2023 opening. With a new catering partner, upgraded furniture, and a recent round of applause from SkyTrax, writer Dan Latif stops in for a pint and a pretzel.
Read MoreSome people go to museums looking for the origins of the world. In Stuttgart, people will find the origins of the car. Celebrating the 140th anniversary of the automobile and the 100th anniversary of the Mercedes-Benz brand as we know it, writer Dan Latif and photographer Julien Fautrat explore nearly 200,000 square feet of automotive history at Mercedes-Benz Museum.
Read MoreNYC begins to bloom in April. From Louis Vuitton’s hotel takeover in Soho to an exclusive evening with Anine Bing; there’s a 50th anniversary celebration at MoMA PS1 plus a special concert presented by the country of Sweden. That’s not to forget annual essentials like the New York International Auto Show and the Young Concert Artists Gala. Simply put, these are the best events in NYC for April 2026.
Read MoreThe iGA Lounge at Istanbul Airport is the result of several individual lounges being consolidated into a single mega-hub. A risky move for obvious reasons, we wondered if such an enormous space can still offer the peace and provisions expected from a luxury airport lounge. Dan Latif takes us upstairs.
Read MoreLooking for the best NYC events in March 2026? From the Whitney Biennial and the MoMA March Party to Marina Abramović in conversation with Seth Meyers, Van Cleef & Arpels’ Dance Reflections Festival, late-night Bushwick dance parties, and hands-on SoHo pop-ups, these standout exhibitions, performances, and cultural gatherings are defining New York’s social and artistic calendar for March 2026.
Read MoreEverybody knows about the Westminster Dog Show, but when it rolls around, it suddenly feels like it has already passed. Done with a decade of missing out, Emily Powers attends the Westminster Dog Show and reports on what it’s like to experience New York City’s oldest sporting event in person.
Read MoreWe spent nearly 16 hours in Cathay Pacific economy class from New York to Hong Kong, measuring comfort, catering, and connectivity to see whether this award-winning airline can truly make one of the longest flights in the world genuinely tolerable.
Read MoreFrom the dance hits of Kylie Minogue to software from companies like Atlassian, Australia’s influence spans industries, institutions, and cultural life. Australia Day events in New York show how the 100,000 Australians living in the US maintain their connections to home.
Read MoreFebruary in NYC offers a delicious mix of museum exhibitions, gallery programming, and formal events without holiday crowds. Highlights include a major Isamu Noguchi exhibition, appointment-only shows at Library 180, design talks at Robert A.M. Stern Architects, Mardi Gras celebrations in TriBeCa, and gala evenings at Lincoln Center. These are the best events in NYC for February 2026.
Read MoreWith a convenient location, helpful staff, and newly renovated rooms, the Fairmont Dubai is a continues to be a reliable star in Dubai’s galaxy of luxury hotels.
Read MoreSituated directly on Sheikh Zayed Road, the Fairmont Dubai has long been a culinary and nightlife staple in the city. Now, an all-new onsite vertical farm is transforming how the many restaurants, lounges, and bars at the Fairmont Dubai bring in ingredients. Join The Interior Review in exploring all the restaurants, lounges, and bars at this signature Dubai destination.
Read MoreThe Lexus GX has always balanced capability and comfort. Now a new GX 550 Overtrail+ trim sharpens that legacy for an off-road era. We put it to the test on the backroads of upstate New York.
Read MoreComing off a comprehensive renovation, Copenhagen Airport’s Danske Bank Aviator Business Lounge leans heavily into Scandinavian design and regional selection of food and drink. Dan Latif brings us behind the velvet rope to explore how quiet, comfort, and genuinely nourishing food is reshaping the layover experience.
Read MoreDespite the rumors, January in NYC is far from quiet. From after-hours celebrations at the Whitney Museum of American Art to skating at Rockefeller Center to exploring The Winter Show at The Park Avenue Armory through to dancing at one of NYC’s most iconic debutante balls, these are the best events in NYC for January 2026.
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