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Winning Boat Race crews will lift Chanel-designed trophies in 2027 (opens the original)
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Chanel is marking its third year as official timekeeping partner of The Chanel J12 Boat Race with a first for the maison – the creation of two new trophies. Chanel is the first title sponsor for the annual race between Oxford and Cambridge on the River Thames, which will mark the centenary of the first Women’s Race in 1927. For director of the Chanel Watch Creation Studio, Arnaud Chastaingt, these are milestones to be celebrated with a considered approach. To create the sporting trophies, the fi
Zoya Cherkassky paints the strange familiarity of American life (opens the original)
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‘My identity is scattered all over the place,’ says artist Zoya Cherkassky. ‘I was born in Ukraine, grew up in Israel, and lived in Germany for five years.’ A year and a half ago, Cherkassky moved to the United States, and has been attempting to make sense of both her transitory status and the familiar yet unknown American way of life in a new series of paintings and drawings. ‘I also come from a very mixed family,’ Cherkassky adds. ‘My father was Jewish, my mother is half Ukrainian and half Jew
In a seductive new show, Henry Holland questions the meaning of home (opens the original)
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The subject of home is a multifaceted one. A place of refuge and routine, it can also be a place of containment and mundanity – eclectic meanings ripe for exploration by artists through the medium of sculpture. In ‘There’s No Place Like It,’ curated by designer Henry Holland, members of the Royal Society of Sculptors muse on these meanings in works alternately poignant, humorous or unsettling. ‘I was really looking for pieces that made me feel something,’ says Holland, who was drawn to the theme
Two new limited editions mark 50 years of Gérald Genta’s IWC Ingenieur SL (opens the original)
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‘Gérald Genta was such an unlikely person to change and save the watch industry,’ says Alexia Genta, the watch designer’s daughter and co-founder of the Gérald Genta Heritage Association. ‘I think that can really inspire people today.’ Alexia, alongside her mother Evelyne Genta, attended Watches & Wonders 2026 earlier this year to mark the 50th anniversary of one of Gérald Genta’s most famous watch designs, the IWC Ingenieur SL. To celebrate the occasion, IWC is releasing the Ingenieur SL in two
Glenn Spiro’s eclectic new Mayfair jewellery boutique is a true gem (opens the original)
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Glenn Spiro has impeccable taste, with an eponymous jewellery brand – at the intersection of art, jewellery and design – celebrating unique avant-garde silhouettes and unexpected materials. It is no surprise, then, that the London boutique is a haven of eclectic style, uniting antiques with bespoke pieces and curating an intimate, welcoming atmosphere. Glenn and son Joe Spiro worked on the space, at 26 Bruton Street in Mayfair, with Venezuelan designer Valerie Name Bolaño, who takes Wallpaper* b
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