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Paul Smith gives the Mini Cooper SE a very British makeover
The Mini Paul Smith Edition brings the designer’s signature stripes, Nottingham Green accents and playful details to the electric hatchback, with more models to follow.
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Perennial Living opens in Singapore with a new model for assisted living
The Parry Avenue development brings together 200 private apartments, medical care, rehabilitation facilities and social activities for seniors under one roof.
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Apple debuts first foldable iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro and more at Apple Event 2026
The rumours were true – Apple has finally entered the foldable smartphone market, while also unveiling Apple Watch Series 12, AirPods 5 and updates to its flagship iPhone line-up.
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Rolex to auction 4 unique gem-set Cosmograph Daytona watches for charity
Rolex unveils four one-of-a-kind Cosmograph Daytona watches inspired by the seasons, with proceeds from the Phillips charity auction supporting education and global conservation.
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Forget champagne: How AI millionaires are rewriting the rules of luxury
From booking private jets on WhatsApp to putting gyms on superyachts, a new generation of tech wealth is forcing luxury companies to rethink what their richest customers actually want.
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Hemmerle brings its unconventional high jewellery to Singapore
The Munich family jeweller is known for pairing exceptional gemstones with iron, aluminium, bronze and wood – and for questioning what makes a jewel precious.
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Victoria Beckham’s fashion and beauty business turns a profit after years of losses
With new CEOs leading fashion and beauty, Victoria Beckham is setting her sights on the next phase of growth. She discusses what changed, where the opportunities lie and why she believes the brand has moved beyond its celebrity beginnings.
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Why Ferrari thinks the Amalfi Spider can work in Southeast Asia
Traffic, tropical weather and high ownership costs make this a demanding region for convertibles. Ferrari’s latest Spider has been engineered with those everyday realities in mind.
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Why Japan has become one of watchmaking’s biggest sources of inspiration
From cherry blossoms and Hokusai prints to traditional lacquer and contemporary art, watch brands are looking to Japan for some of their most distinctive designs.
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Why this Sentosa Cove house was wrapped in charred black timber
Architect Pan Yi Cheng used shou sugi ban, the Japanese technique of charring timber, to transform an ageing waterfront bungalow into a calmer, more cohesive home.
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