Dubai has always had a complicated relationship with permanence. The city erects towers that pierce the clouds and then, with a shrug, dismantles them to make way for something taller; it …
The most subversive thing a wealthy man in Dubai can do this season is carry a bag that refuses to announce itself. Call him the evolved millennial, and he has quietly retired the logo. He …
Dubai’s departures hall is a theatre of aspiration, its cast forever rushing toward somewhere else. In Terminal 3, the luggage carousel becomes a runway; in the First Class lounge, a silent …
A Swiss luxury watchmaker IWC Schaffhausen returned to St Andrews for the 25th Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, held in October 2026, with a new olive-green Pilot’s Chronograph arriving …
The light in Dubai doesn’t merely illuminate; it edits. It softens the edges of ambition, gilds the glass towers and casts long, forgiving shadows over whatever you were before you arrived. …
Dubai is a city that treats history like a draft folder – perpetually open, rarely saved. Its skyline is a permanent construction site; its past, something usually demolished to make room …
Inside Sofia Tech Park, where server racks meet sculptural interventions, the third edition of Sofia Art Fair brings together 27 galleries and exhibitors and 88 artists from five continents. …
In a city that has long worshipped at the altar of the conspicuous, a quiet heresy is taking root. The tell-tale flash of a designer monogram, once the accepted currency of arrival in Dubai, …
The global art market, that gilded carousel of vanity and venture capital, has returned to growth. Sales rose 4% last year to $59.6 billion, according to the Art Basel and UBS Global Art …
The UAE has built a global fortune from what lies beneath the sand. Now, rather unexpectedly, it is turning its attention to what can grow above it. In a country once considered too hot, too …