Cannes Film Festival Cannes Film Festival 2019: from Andie MacDowell to Priyanka Chopra, the most dazzling jewels on the red carpetThe Telegraph Start a 30-day free trial for unlimited access to Premium articles Register for free and access one Premium article per week Or unlock all Premium articles. Free for 30 days, then just £1 per week
Porsche The best luxury convertibles for summerThe Telegraph - By Michael HarveyWill this turn out to be another balmy summer to remember? Albeit one with a cricket and not a football world cup to energise the nation. The Met Office’s computer seems to be saying “no”, as indeed are
Andy Warhol Andy Warhol's Rolex expected to fetch £226,000 at Christie's todayThe Telegraph - By Tracey LlewellynIn an eerily precise prediction of social media mania and influencer culture, Andy Warhol quipped in the programme for a 1968 exhibition of his work that: “In the future, everyone will be world-famous
Le Mans An insider guide to the Le Mans 24hoursThe Telegraph - By Eilidh HargreavesThe French city of Le Mans is known for two things: rillettes and the 24 Hours, the world's oldest endurance car race. Being one of the most prestigious automobile races in the world, and one third of
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Monaco Grand Prix Summer style : how to get white rightThe Telegraph - By Stephen DoigAllow me to paint a vignette of the beleaguered life of a style journalist; the Monaco Grand Prix and a party aboard a yacht. Sounds like a scene from a Bond movie, but it was the dress code that had stumped.
Met Gala How the Met Gala paved the way for peacocking grooms this wedding seasonThe Telegraph - By Bill PrinceAs assuredly as summer follows spring, so the annual Met Gala ball unveils a new peak in personal tailoring to which the rest of us must acclimatise in readiness for the inevitable onslaught of like-minded
Harrods The 10 best prams fit for a royal princeThe Telegraph - Dominic Lipinski /PALittle Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor is but three days old and has already broken the royal mold with his name, which blends both British and American sensibilities. The tiny royal is sure to every
19th Century Masseria Pettolecchia La Residenza Puglia villa reviewThe Telegraph - By Sarah Royce-GreensillThe former country residence of the noble Palmieri family, Masseria Pettolecchia La Residenza dates back to the 1800s. Like many of the traditional masserias in this part of Puglia, it had fallen into
Ceramics London Craft Week celebrates handmade jewelleryThe Telegraph - By Sarah Royce-GreensillFrom weaving and ceramics to millinery and leatherwork to candles and cheese, London Craft Week is a celebration of everything handmade. And the annual event also shines a spotlight on the capital’s jewellery
Harrods 20 luxurious gifts worthy of new royal mothers (and all available for delivery)The Telegraph - By Eilidh HargreavesThe Duke and Duchess of Sussex yesterday welcomed their first child into the world - a royal baby boy. Informing the public of the news, Prince Harry said, "how any women does what they do is beyond In
Met Gala Best dressed men at the Met Gala 2019The TelegraphStrike a pose; even the boys had fun on the pink carpet at the camp-themed Met Gala in New York for the launch of its new exhibition, "Camp: Notes on Fashion". Forget the polite Giorgio Armani tuxedo;
Earrings Met Gala 2019: best jewellery on the red carpetThe Telegraph - REUTERS/Andrew KellyThe 2019 Met Gala took 'Camp: Notes on Fashion' as its theme, and stars took the opportunity to showcase their most fabulously flamboyant looks. From Lupita Nyong'o's riot of Bulgari gemstones to Jennifer
Royal Babies It's a boy: the 20 most luxurious gifts fit for a little Royal princeThe Telegraph - By Eilidh HargreavesWith the announcement - from a grinning Prince Harry - that the Duchess of Sussex has given birth to a healthy baby boy, we select the most luxurious gifts for the newborn prince. ------ By Eilidh
Antiques Get the Game of Thrones look with furniture and artworks fit for WinterfellThe Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 11 View All Skip Ad
Coats 20 spring jackets that work twice as hard in transitional weatherThe Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 21 View All Skip Ad
Bold, bright and playful prints: how to get interior designer Kit Kemp's in-demand lookThe Telegraph - By Jessica Doyle"I don't believe in beige," says Kit Kemp. The hotelier and homeware designer is talking about the interior of her London home, to which the words 'neutral' and 'minimalist' could never apply. Since the
Met Gala Ahead of the Met Gala, the most fabulously flamboyant jewellery fit for the 'camp' themeThe TelegraphThis year's Met Gala, held on Monday, May 6, is a celebration of all things camp. The exhibition theme, Camp: Notes on Fashion, taken from Susan Sontag's 1964 essay, is sure to result in some of the most
Organic forms and fantastical function: Processing Lichen And Other Matters exhibition at The New CraftsmenThe Telegraph - By Henrietta ThompsonIf you know how to look for it, inspiration can be found everywhere, in the most unlikely of places. For designer Charlotte Kingsnorth, it was growing on a railing near her studio. Where other people walk
Mickey Mouse First Look: the seemingly nonsensical, delightful Mickey Mouse-inspired suite at Le Bristol ParisThe Telegraph - By John O'CeallaighThings have gone strangely skew-whiff in one of the signature suites at Le Bristol in Paris. Part of the classically minded Oetker Collection, the storied palace-category hotel is one of the city’s grandest.
Chanel Exclusive video: Ali MacGraw talks time, as the Chanel J12 gets a rebootThe Telegraph - By Eilidh HargreavesAmerican actress Ali MacGraw has been unveiled as an ambassador for the iconic Chanel J12; the watch that won Baselworld. Almost 20 years since its creation, the timepiece has been reinvented for the day.
Fashion Polo, races, weddings: what to wear for every event this summerThe TelegraphFrom dresses and skirts to co-ord suits via accessories and shoes, events dressing can be difficult to navigate. We look at what to wear to every event this summer, from parties to the polo. Vilshenko
Coats Why it's time to dust off your army field jacketThe Telegraph - By Stephen DoigThe original iterations of the field jacket - rugged, workwear items in heavy duty cotton designed to withstand the rigours of the battlefield - would perhaps balk at the dandified fellows they’ve become.
Notting Hill I Am Bateman pop-up Notting HillThe Telegraph - By Jessica DoyleThe worlds of fashion, interiors and art are merging ever closer together: witness Milan Design Week earlier this month, where fashion brands such as Versace, Gucci and Fendi staged experiential room to
Indiana Jones Indiana Jones takes over your wardrobe: the rise in adventurer styleThe Telegraph - By Stephen DoigHow #adventurous are you? If you’ve taken a gander at Instagram lately, you’ll be astounded at how many people’s travels involve #adventure. There was a time when that sentiment applied to writings of
best Capri experiences Capri Palace Anacapri hotel reviewThe Telegraph - By Stephen DoigThere’s a moment, on the winding, vertiginous road from Capri’s bustling Marina Grande up into the clifftops, that you wonder whether you’ll actually make it. Vespas whir by, the road hugging the clifftop
Art The Saatchi Gallery gets set for its new art fair, and Islamic Art Week celebrates the Qajar dynastyThe Telegraph - By Colin GleadellA new pop-up fair is to take place in the Saatchi Gallery at the end of June, coinciding with the established London season of auctions and art fairs. Focusing on modern and contemporary British and international
Burberry The best lightweight men's trench coats for spring (and what to wear with them)The Telegraph Spring's lightweight cover-up gets a shot of adrenaline with tech fabrics and innovative designs, not to mention accessories to match. ----- Edited by Stephen Doig
Crown Jewels How the Cullinan Diamond, the world’s largest rough diamond, was cut into gems worthy of the Crown JewelsThe Telegraph - By Sarah Royce-GreensillThe biggest gem-quality rough diamond the world has ever seen was discovered in a South African mine in January 1905. At 3,106 carats and measuring 10cm long and 6cm wide, it was so large that the manager
