
Apple’s Iconic Livery Returns to Laguna Seca—For One More Race
At IMSA’s 1–3 May 2026 weekend, a Porsche wears the Apple livery back at Laguna Seca—one final, sunlit sprint of pure design nostalgia.
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At IMSA’s 1–3 May 2026 weekend, a Porsche wears the Apple livery back at Laguna Seca—one final, sunlit sprint of pure design nostalgia.

OMEGA’s Planet Ocean arrives in London with Pierre Niney, Tom Blyth, Connor Swindells, and Jonah Hauer‑King—an evening of seaworthy design and modern glamour.

Patek Philippe turns Zhang Zeduan’s 12th-century river scroll into a blue-enamel micro-world—three Golden Ellipse watches, each a masterclass in restraint.

Audemars Piguet’s Établisseurs Nomade shifts from pocket watch to desk clock to pendant—stone, metal, and a skeleton calibre made for the light.

A sharp silhouette, a glint of hardware, and Ding Yuxi’s unbothered charm—the Versace Pivot bag lands like a modern signature.

Rolex’s calibre 3285 makes the GMT-Master II’s second time zone feel effortless—hour-jumps, home-time clarity, and the quiet thrill of precision.

Kim Woo Bin’s calm charisma meets the Reverso Tribute Duoface Tourbillon—an Art Deco icon where intention becomes precision, and restraint becomes irresistible.

David Sims’ lens meets Ned Sims’ quiet voltage in Balenciaga’s Heart and Body Campaign—an intimate, razor-clean prelude to Fall 26, arriving in May.

YSL Beauty lands in Shanghai with the LOVENUDE Hotel—part pop-up, part pleasure palace—where nude gets nerve and self-expression checks in first.







On rue Saint-Honoré, Loewe stages a new kind of luxury—part gallery, part salon, all craft. Consider this Paris’s most intelligent new address.



