After revealing the production form of the Speirling Pure earlier this month, McMurtry took it to the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2026. The single-seater electric hypercar was captured doing a lap around the famous hill climb circuit, which looked like …
From Michelin-starred dining and historic wine estates to palace hotels, France continues to define the art of living through experiences.
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Laura Gibb, executive director of Martyn’s Law at the Security Industry Authority, speaks on the new legislation and what festivals need to consider.
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From ancient civilizations and botanical worlds to founder legacies and personal philosophies, French maisons are using high jewellery to turn history into contemporary luxury narratives.
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When Ferrari revealed its first fully electric model, the Luce, the reaction was immediate—and intense. Fans weren’t shy about voicing their disappointment, criticising everything from its proportions to its design. Yet, surprisingly, Ferrari isn’t con…
Chris Harris loves Porsches, but we’ve rarely seen him drive the greatest Porsche of them all, the Carrera GT. This time, when he got a chance to get behind the wheel of this analogue beast, the weather gods had a different plan. Driving a Carrer…
From Cartier’s revival of the iconic Tank à Guichets to Van Cleef & Arpels’ poetic dual-time displays, French Maisons are at the forefront of a renewed fascination with one of watchmaking’s most distinctive complications.
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