Luxury & Lifestyle

By Julia Roxan From supplying integral EPM parts to competing Formula One teams, Mulholland Automotive has now unveiled its Legend 480 coupe, with plans to produce a broader range of models. Revered for their meticulous eye for detail, the niche British sports car company, Mulholland Automotive prides itself not only in supplying integral EPM parts to competing Formula One team but...

It’s no surprise that the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting the fashion industry. With people working from home and adhering to physical distancing, they’re changing the way they dress. “I think fashion is a barometer of what humans are experiencing,” says Gary Markle, an associate professor of fashion and textile at NSCAD University in Halifax. A major change Markle expects will stay...

Gucci’s latest collection, Ditching urban life for a greener escape,  incorporates recycled, organic, bio-based, and sustainably sourced materials. By Julia Roxan Launching a collection of genderless luggage, accessories, footwear and ready-to-wear garments, under the Gucci Circular Line initiative, Creative Director Alessandro Michele remains committed to advocating sustainability. Exploring new methods of using and reusing materials to extend the products’ life cycle...

By Kate Arends One of the privileges of working for oneself is the ability to take a mental health day when needed. However, for many of us, taking a full eight hours off of work to focus on our well-being is a luxury that isn’t available. So what does one do when they are at the end of their proverbial...

Folake Akindele Coker, the CEO of fashion designer brand Tiffany Amber has swapped couture for the production of PPE's. To make this shift possible, Coker said the company initially had to procure over 15 tons of fashion design raw materials. These materials included about 90,000 yards of clothing material, approximately one million yards of thread, and 300 yards of elastic...

Nigeria's prime Fintech firm, Flutterwave has been announced as a 'Pioneer' on TIME's list of influential companies in the world, with the outlet reporting that the firm's effort in recharging retailers after the pandemic slowed travel in Nigeria was instrumental in the choice. Divided into 5 categories; Pioneers, Leaders, Innovators, Disruptors, and Titans, Flutterwave joins an illustrious list that includes...

By Lauren Schwahn In the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak, millions of Americans are shifting to remote jobs or conducting their employment searches entirely from home. Job hunting has always been a little stressful. OK, a lot stressful. A global pandemic certainly hasn’t remedied that. Rather, it’s changing the landscape. For one, it’s heating up the competition. Millions of newly out-of-work Americans are...

The city of Douala, the economic capital of Cameroon, has the biggest shopping centre in Central Africa. As of now, the general public is enthusiastic about finding the Douala Grand Mall. The ultra-modern tower is built on 40,000 m2 of which 18,000 m2 of commercial space is dedicated to entertainment, leisure and shopping. "The shops are there, everything is in place....

Buried deep in the ground of the outback of Western Australia geologists have discovered the scars of a large 100 million-year-old meteorite crater. Signs of the meteorite crater were first detected while a drilling company was digging for gold in private gold fields south of Ora Banda, a former mining town turned ghost town in Western Australia's remote north. With a diameter of about...

With Sotheby’s record-breaking online auction of Cartier Tutti Frutti leading the way, expectations are high for the upcoming sale of Roy Lichtenstein’s White Brushstroke. Following the pandemic and the weakened economic sentiment, auction houses have turned exclusively to online auctions. The initial estimate was that we weren’t likely to see any records being broken until late April 2020. A bracelet from Cartier’s...