Author: Nick Scott

The cricket legend, along with Hublot, has turned his attentions to saving the rhino.

The driving force behind the eponymous label on his unique sartorial mission.

This new London boutique establishment is where a contemporary Bertie Wooster would hang out.

Rum takes another big stride into premium territory.

The Porsche Cayenne was already one of the fastest SUVs on the road. Now, it’s a record breaker. The German luxury marque has just announced a new, high-performance variant of the nearly 20-year-old model. We don’t know its name or technical specs just yet—though Porsche promises they’re coming soon—but we do know that it’s the fastest SUV […]

If you’re fond of the Glastonbury Festival but baulk at the word “Glamping”, let alone its downmarket sibling camping, you may have enlisted the services of Camp Kerala: specialists in ultra-luxe outdoor accommodation (OK, posh camping) which features fine dining, spas tent service and, of course, the kind of living quarters one might expect on a […]

Electra.aero has revealed its first hybrid aircraft, which it says is designed to take off and land on sites that are “shorter than a soccer field.” The new aircraft, in fact, is designed to actually land on soccer fields, in parking lots and on rooftops of large buildings, as a supplement to using conventional airfields. A […]

To peel or not to peel? For guys preparing to head back to the office—or who find themselves spending even more time on video calls—that seems to be the question. “With Zoom and intense periods of time on camera highlighting perceived flaws that they were previously not conscious of, women—but also increasingly men—want to address […]

Gooding & Company’s Geared Online auction this month will originate from the UK, with bids opening June 11 and closing June 18. Among the number of quite significant lots on offer are a 1969 Ford GT40 (the last numbered and built), a 1990 Porsche 962C and a striking 1968 Lamborghini P400 S Miura. But at […]

It’s come a long way since its 18th century status as ‘Mother’s Ruin’.