The first watch to carry Richard Mille’s name, the RM 001 Tourbillon, launched the millennium: the year was 2001, and the model marked the beginning of a new era in watchmaking. Today, the collection points resolutely towards the future, while holding stead fast to the time-honored traditions of fine watchmaking. Approaching each timepiece as a three-dimensional kinetic painting, Richard Mille integrates artistic inspiration into every detail, playing up the full possibilities of space, volume, and movement to create revolutionary watches that reconsider the potential of possibilities. Richard Mille endeavored to apply the techniques and materials found in the most innovative sectors such as in the domains of F1 racing car development and the aerospace industry to watchmaking, with the goal of creating an extreme timepiece, without compromise, without gimmicks.
Table for 60, please. In celebration of Bal Harbour Magazine’s Spring issue and the opening of the Yafa boutique at Bal Harbour Shops, Editor in Chief Deborah Frank, along with co-hosts Veronica Webb and Helena Christensen, welcomed guests with cocktails at Yafa before a seated dinner in the sculpture garden. Cheers to champagne, caviar, and decadent jewels.
With its tactile ostrich feathers and signature intrecciato leather weave, Bottega Veneta’s 1998 shoulder bag is so sumptuous, you’ll not only want it to carry every outfit, you’ll want to carry it everywhere.
The theme was “Costume Art.” The dress code was “Fashion as Art.” And the red carpet was full of celebrities who all looked like works of art. Whether they wowed you, wooed you, or confused you, the celebrity looks from last night’s Met Gala caught our attention. Here are some of the highlights.
