June 2026

For years, ambitious students eager to make their mark in Silicon Valley pursued degrees such as computer science, software engineering and data analytics—formerly dependable pathways that, in the age of A.I., have turned precarious. In an unexpected turn, however, at least one degree is now translating into high-profile jobs across the industry: philosophy.  As leading […]

Following the cross-industry collaborations that dominated recent fashion weeks, it is clear that art has become one of luxury’s strongest competitive tools: a way to strengthen brand identity, increase perceived value and create experiences that extend beyond the product and the shop.  Partnerships represent an enticing proposition for art museums looking to diversify funding: they

The scent hits you before anything else. Stepping into Manuel Mathieu’s corner of the Arsenale at the 61st Venice Biennale, you enter a low-lit room and are met by a warm, earthy fragrance: vetiver, sourced from Haiti, blended into something unexpectedly comforting. It took me a moment to place it, but the aromatic tingle of

Every season has its drink—a cocktail that is suddenly everywhere. Usually, these breakout orders aren’t entirely original concoctions but, rather, reinventions of pre-existing drinks. In a way, they reflect a culture’s adaptability and prove the old adage that everything old eventually becomes new again. Take the espresso martini revival, for example: the drink, invented in

A new generation of collectors is thinking collaboratively and finding ways to expand their impact beyond simple ownership. Among them is Annie Taylor, a born-and-raised New Yorker with an unwavering passion for art. In addition to helping with her own family’s foundation, she serves as an active trustee of the Bronx Museum, where she sits