190 euros a bottle is what you have to pay to buy the most expensive rosé in the world. The world demand is booming and new investors are buying property at a golden price.

With nearly 3 billion gamers on the planet, gaming represents an extremely lucrative business, but also a way to offer brands an almost unlimited field of expression.

TMall Luxury Pavilion, the powerful Chinese e-commerce platform of the giant Alibaba continues to grow. The Zero-Covid policy has further accelerated online shopping conversion. Janet Wang, General Manager of TMall Luxury explains why Chinese customers will continue to invest in high-end luxury items.

Mélanie Laurent was at the Venice Film Festival to present her opera Les Larmes d’Eugénie. An ambitious project that she describes as a personal artistic upheaval.

Going higher and higher. This human aspiration since antiquity is a reality in the world’s megacities. Whether it’s a technological feat, a response to overpopulation issues or a symbol of inequality, the construction of giant skyscrapers is a trend that is accelerating.

To sailing afficionados, The Ocean Race is legendary and the most famous crewed race around the world. Just six months to cross the most remote and challenging seas on the planet, 32,000 miles in the most difficult waters: for its 50th edition, from January to June 2023, it will take place for the first time in the Mediterranean, in Genoa, Italy.

Paris celebrated Haute Couture with euphoria. The ultimate fashion momentum which takes place twice a year continued to showcase exceptional creative work, both by designers and craftsmen, sometimes pushing the envelope over and beyond, according to designers.

Conventionally made using fossil fuels, swimwear has been slow at adopting sustainable practices. Emerging brands and innovative suppliers are now embracing new ways of creating beautiful bikinis that are not only more respectful of the ocean but also helping to restore it.

Fashion supply chains are usually long and murky with most brands still unable to know where their clothes come from, even less who has made them and in which conditions. Yet positive social impact and transparency are essential steps on the path to sustainability.

Site rehabilitations, stopping giant towers, and infrastructure sustainability are new priorities for the young generation of Chinese architects. While international architecture superstars still sign projects in China, the new Chinese guard now wants to take over.