Andrea knows what he is doing – he learned from the best. Before launching his own label in 2010, he has worked for some of the most important Italian and international fashion and luxury brands such as Alessandro Dell’Acqua, Prada, Calvin Klein and Yves Saint Lauren, to only name a few…

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The Evening Standard says it is a “challenge“, for GQ it is a “riot“, and the Guardian even calls it a “deeply silly and ruinously pricey steak and crab joint“. But bad press is better than no press, right? And anyways, London is already bursting with fine-dining restaurants, so making some noise (in what form ever) surely is an appropriate marketing tactic…

Have you ever seen a mobile phone made of meteorite, stealth, exotic woods, mother of pearl or mokume gane? Peter Bonac, who started his company Mobiado in 2004 in Vancouver, Canada, has been a step ahead all along. He was the first to create mobile phones made from aircraft aluminum, the first to create a 3G luxury phone using sapphire crystal buttons, the first to design a mechanical watch phone, and the list goes on…

Located in the historic artists’ quarter only 400 metres away from Via Montenapoleone, Palazzo Parigi Hotel & Grand Spa is Milan’s new place to see and be seen. The former 18th century noble residence, which was destroyed during World War II, has been obtained by architect Paola Giambelli in 2008 and partially opened it’s doors end of 2013.

…her comes Paris! LA-based electro pop artist Paris Carney is inspired and fascinated by human’s darker side. In her songs, she prefers to struggle with internal demons rather than romantic feelings.

Gozo-born and London-based interior and furniture designer Francis Sultana designed his first sofa for Annie Lennox when he was only twenty-four years old. Being in his forties, he has moved on a great deal since then “I’m more interested now in the new wave of younger creative performers. Who will be asking me next?“

“Art is such a weird and wonderful area of life and I am so fortunate to do what I do on a full time basis. This is going to sound strange but there is not one word or sentence that can describe the overwhelming feeling I have when I draw. It’s just what I was put on this earth to do…