New York's grand dame, the Plaza Hotel, will close in January 2027 for a façade restoration lasting at least four years.

Dolly Parton’s SongTeller Hotel is open in downtown Nashville, with Jolene’s, Parton’s Live and Dolly’s Life of Many Colors ...

Where to shop, eat, drink and stay on Rodeo Drive: a comprehensive luxury guide to the best of the best, courtesy of Haute ...

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Celebrity-backed spirits have become one of the biggest trends in the drinks world, and nowhere is that more evident than tequila. From actors and athletes to musicians and television personalities, ...

Paris spent ten days deciding what women will wear next spring, and the answer was not one thing. Matthieu Blazy marked his first anniversary at Chanel by borrowing Gabrielle Chanel’s own 2.55 from ...

Smoked olives, a mortadella sandwich and a perfectly made drink in a room full of vintage Italian football memorabilia: that’s the formula for the best bar on the planet, two years running. Hong ...

Dubai’s most coveted reservations just got fresh competition. The fifth edition of the MICHELIN Guide Dubai has arrived, with Trèsind Studio and FZN by Björn Frantzén keeping their three stars and ...

Miami’s most anticipated new restaurant is officially open. GAIA Miami — the globally celebrated Greek-Mediterranean dining concept from Fundamental Hospitality, founded by Chef Izu Ani and Evgeny ...

Three shapes are driving nearly every luxury sunglasses conversation for 2026: oversized shield and mask frames, ’90s-inspired oval silhouettes led largely by Miu Miu, and exaggerated, retro-leaning ...

Miami’s relationship with seafood is not incidental. The city sits at the edge of some of the most productive fishing waters on the Atlantic coast, with a dining culture that has known how to treat a ...

The light at Dante Aperitivo does something to people. Nathalie Hudson will tell you it’s champagne-tinted — which is exactly right, and also not an accident. She designed it that way because she’d ...