The Swarovski Foundation and the United Nations gathered to celebrate a new class of young global changemakers—offering funding, mentorship, and a spotlight on creativity as a force for sustainable impact. Emily Ming-An Wang takes us inside.
Read MoreTo honor the 100th anniversary of Josephine Baker’s legendary Paris debut, the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées will dedicate its entire 2025–2026 season to her legacy, culminating in the Josephine Baker Gala in October. Soprano and guest writer Evelyn Mê-Lihn takes us there.
Read MoreNYC turns up for June 2025 with Caribbean carnivals, Black Tie galas, rooftop cocktails, and underground dance celebrations and more. By the way: this is our biggest list ever, packed with more free events than ever.
Read MoreIn my 12-hour jaunt through Sin City, I’d never felt more cradled, respected, and anonymous in my life. Las Vegas returns a degree of grace and dignity to being called a tourist.
Read MoreThe legendary BMW 5 Series remains a reliable daily driver, but can BMW resist getting lost in the rabbit holes of technology?
Read MoreWith centuries of royal commissions, France’s last independent jewelry house isn’t exactly a secret—but its dazzling showcase at the French Embassy’s cultural annex feels like one. Emily Ming-An Wang brings you into a world of intrigue, history, and jaw-dropping luxury.
Read MoreSteeped in history and wrapped in understated luxury, Dijon’s Grand Hôtel de la Cloche delivers gilded salons, a secret garden, and one of Burgundy’s most indulgent spas—making it far more than just a place to sleep between wine tastings.
Read MoreThe high jewelry brand is busy this year, celebrating its 2025 cohort of awardees as well as the opening of its collaborative Expo 2025 pavilion in Osaka, Japan.
Read MoreFrom Mother’s Day and the Met Gala to a galaxy of art shows, May in New York City is serving red carpet energy and spring garden fantasies—your calendar’s about to get very full. There’s plenty to do in NYC in May 2025.
Read MoreDijon, France is a paradise for culinary enthusiasts, going far beyond its eponymous mustard. At the heart of a renaissance is the Grand hôtel La Cloche, which hosts some of the city's finest bars and restaurants in a dynamic arrangement. Writer Dan Latif takes us there.
Read MoreFrom dancing the night away at a Swedish music festival, taking Jeeps for a mountain drive right in the city, or stepping inside the completely reimagined Frick mansion, there’s plenty to do in NYC in April 2025.
Read MoreDavid Mamet's iconic Glengarry Glen Ross returns to the stage with an ensemble cast and two Hollywood legends making Broadway debuts. How does this stacked playbill fare on the stage?
Read MoreWe catch up with SABIRAH’s Deborah Latouche to learn about her vibrant Iftar event in London, her design practice, and what modest fashion means in 2025.
Read MoreA much-needed dose of color and creativity in the strait-laced Financial District, Emily Ming An-Wang brings us along for a tour of the all-new Printemps New York.
Read MoreA play-by-play of the MoMA March Party 2025, from the perspective of poet and model Emily Ming-An Wang, featuring run-ins with old flames and new friends, plus plenty of art and music.
Read MoreFrom the Home Alone house to the Friends apartment building, you know these places inside and out. But a new documentary peels back the layers that create the illusion of these destinations with the people that really live in them.
Read MoreSt. Patrick’s Day, March Madness, and some nibbles of spring. March in NYC is jam-packed with exciting and interesting events across the city. Here’s what’s fun in New York City for March 2025.
Read MoreGuests at the sprawling Faena Hotel Miami Beach can spend days drifting between a buzzy pool, relaxing spa, pristine beach, several restaurants and an underground club. We go deep into the belly of this lavish beast.
Read MoreSplitting a focus on unusual restorative treatments and strong gastronomic offering, the Air France Lounge at JFK is an elegant escape in Terminal 1.
Read MoreAt New York Men’s Day, French journalist Dan Latif examines a series of immersive presentations from the next generation of American fashion.
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