Lifestyle

In New York, you’ll find around 1,000 sushi spots, but that doesn’t mean they’re all in the same league. The price range for an omakase menu? From $98 at solid neighborhood bars to over $1,000 for a seat at the counter with a chef who ferments tuna for 21 days. It’s this very range that makes NYC the most fascinating …Read more

“Croatia ranked fifth in the global list of the most desirable luxury destinations for 2026,” according to a Virtuoso report. This is no coincidence. Over 1,000 kilometers of Adriatic coastline, hundreds of islands, and cities listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites (Dubrovnik, Split) create a backdrop that cannot be replicated anywhere else. In the first quarter of 2026, the country …Read more

Over 250 years and still instantly recognizable. Chesterfield is the archetype of English elegance, created in 18th-century England and somehow refusing to leave the stage. Deep tufting, rolled armrests, symmetrical profile—just one look at that distinctive silhouette and you know exactly what it is.

What is the Chesterfield style and why has it fascinated generations?

Maybe it’s because this style …Read more

The skin under the eyes is about 0.5 mm thick. For comparison, on the cheeks it is almost 2 mm. After menopause, collagen production drops by up to 30%, and this delicate area is the first to show it. Studies indicate that 85% of women over the age of 50 cite wrinkles and under-eye bags as their main skincare concern.…Read more

Try to compare the most luxurious place in Switzerland, and you’ll quickly fall into a trap. Here, luxury operates on several levels at once, and no region excels in everything. It can be measured by:

• Experiences (5* hotels, Michelin, exclusive ski passes)
• Capital (millionaire density, ultra-prime property prices)
• Privacy (cantonal taxes, banking discretion)
• Social prestige (where HNWI reside, which addresses