Roman jeweller Bulgari launches The Bulgari Roma Handbag, a new universal icon inspired by the timeless elegance of the Eternal City. Since 1884 Bulgari’s creative vision has been deeply rooted in the unique heritage of its birthplace Rome. Now, once more drawing on the cultural legacy and unrivalled beauty of the Eternal City, Bulgari introduces the BVLGARI Roma handbag, a new style translating the unique DNA of the Maison into a contemporary and refined design. The new BVLGARI Roma handbag is interpreted by the glamorous charm of the renowned model Olympia of Greece through the lens of Bruno & Nico Van Mossevelde.

The Rome EDITION is set to dazzle with a spectacular range of restaurants and bars, including Anima, spearheaded by much admired Roman chef Paola Colucci. Anima will be joined by The Roof, and The Garden, a piazza and alfresco dining space for guests and locals alike, and speakeasy-inspired bar Punch Room and Jade Bar, an intimate 12-seating cocktail bar. Together these different outlets form a destination within a destination, providing an all-encompassing experience at the newest opening from the EDITION brand, and well its first venture into Italy. Click link in bio to continue reading 🔗 ⬆️

Your insider's 24-hour itinerary in Berlin. From historic street art to vibrant cultural communities, Berlin is a city set on constant reinvention, discovers Emily Manthei.

Montblanc expands its #MY4810 luggage collection with new shades of trolleys for business and leisure travellers seeking elegant yet functional travel solutions Whatever the destination or the journey to get there, the freedom to explore opens up a world of unforgettable experiences. To celebrate the newfound spirit of travel, Montblanc refreshes its #MY4810 luggage collection with a selection of new seasonal colours, offered in multiple sizes for increased utility and styling options.

To spotlight the opening of The Peninsula London in the heart of Belgravia, The Peninsula Hotels will welcome guests at all its hotels to enjoy a taste of British culture. With a series of special amenities and menus, including a classically British Peninsula Afternoon Tea, the storied hospitality brand will offer a sampling of “All Things British” to discerning travellers all over the world. The programme, which will launch in tandem with The Peninsula London’s debut on 12 September, will also allow each Peninsula hotel to introduce its own creative tributes to British culture – including special events, meals, gifts, and décor.

Breitling has created a series of new Navitimer watches in two slender new sizes, featuring traceable 18 k red gold, and responsible lab-grown diamonds. First launched in 1952 as a took for pilots, the Navitimer is one of the most recognisable watches ever made. It’s on collectors’ lists of the greatest watches of all time. Now Breitling introduces two new additions to the Navitimer collection, in new 36- and 32-mm sizes for people who love the look and feel of a smaller diameter watch. However, these showstoppers have so much more to offer than just their trim new sizes. Pops of pastel, mother-of-pearl, and traceable precious materials combine with the Navitimer’s distinct beaded bezel to create timepieces with a jewelry-like appeal—giving the legendary navigational watch a versatile elegance.

The Residence Mauritius has created new wellness programmes that are complemented by products from award-winning luxury Spanish brand Natura Bissé. Embrace the wonderful sensation of renewal and rejuvenation as The Residence Mauritius blends the revolutionary products of Natura Bissé with the immaculate treatment techniques at its spa, the Sanctuary. Renowned for its pioneering and advanced formulations, each of the cosmetics and spa experiences from Natura Bissé is a combination of innovation, technology, and high concentrations of active ingredients with the power of touch and deep emotional sensitivity.

Experience the legendary Scandic spring in Copenhagen at one of this trio of boutique hotels. The Dutch capital is a pleasure to explore, by bicycle or by foot, but at the end of a long day, it’s always nice to return to elegant digs, where touches of local art, culture and inspiration pervail.

Delve into the timeless tradition of Japanese Kaiseki dining to learn the importance of culture, seasonality and provenance. Ryokan are Japanese-style inns that feature traditional tatami-matted rooms with futon beds and a communal bath. They’re places to relax while wearing a yukata, and where you can experience Japanese hospitality at its finest. The origins of ryokan date back to the eighth century when Buddhist monks set up lodging to facilitate pilgrims on their journey and today, they’re found all over Japan, especially in hot spring areas. Described as Japanese haute cuisine, kaiseki-ryōri is a traditional multi-course meal served at ryokan. Incorporating seasonal ingredients and local specialties, the immaculate presentation of plated dishes with attentive service makes for a multisensory experience that can’t be missed when visiting Japan.