Kim Kardashian announced a few days ago that the bathrobes at Atlantis, The Palm in Dubai are so luxurious, that she actually kept hers when she stayed with them!  Erm… we don’t quite know how to react to this unabashed filching of hotel property. But in case you’re eager to find out what exactly makes these robes so special, then here’s the inside info: especially made for Atlantis by luxury French linen brand D. Porthault, these robes were processed over 10 months and their Aqua colour, exclusive to the resort, makes them a helluva lot more tempting. With two style to choose from (Kimono is Kim’s favourite) the robes cost an impressive USD 306 and feature cote de cheval weaving with green piping on the chest. The list of loyal clients in love with these robes reads like an entire Hall of Fame: Charles de  Gaulle, Sir Winston Churchill, Jacqueline and John F. Kennedy, Coco Chanel,  Audrey Hepburn, Grace Kelly, the Duchess of Windsor, among a host of others. Whew! The hotel is now offering its guests a stay in Kardashian’s favourite signature suites from 2572 USD per night (Staying dates: Until 21 December 2016). Each guest will receive 680 USD to spend around the resort—but if you’re thinking of pulling a Kardashian and keeping the robe, well, the Atlantis IT and security team have held urgent meetings to plan the development of the latest Atlantis app ‘Find My Bathrobe’, anticipating a rush of robe collectors descending onto the signature suites! Now this ought to be interesting!

Summer season 2016 at the Kempinski Grand Hotel des Bains in St. Moritz will last a month longer than the previous year, continuing until 16 October 2016 with the motto “sports, wellness and nature”. Together with Activity Concierge Wolfgang Hoffmann, the relaxed five-star hotel has put together a unique programme for golf enthusiasts: Golf unlimited. The four-day arrangement offers golfers the unique possibility of booking their tee times before arrival. In addition, guests have the privilege of unlimited play during their stay, with a daily access to the 18-hole championship course in Samedan. Founded in 1891, this was the first golf course in Europe and also has the oldest golf holes in Switzerland. The Unlimited golf package is available from now on, for a minimum stay of four nights, from CHF 2,364.00 for two people in a double room. The package includes all green and match fees on the two golf courses Samedan and Zuoz-Madulain as well as a daily transfer to the golf course and back via the hotel shuttle. A golf cart and soft drinks come as added extras, as does the cleaning of golf clothing and own equipment. An Alpine Tonic massage for each person at the Kempinski The Spa, and an exclusive hotel voucher worth CHF 150.00 for each reserved room are also available. Bookings within the hotel can be made at www.kempinski.com/stmoritz or  by e-mailinginfo.stmoritz@kempinski.com. Further information can be found at www.kempinski.com/stmoritz.

Mandarin Oriental, Jakarta has recently opened Li Feng, the fine dining destination that serves authentic, lavish Cantonese cuisine in a culturally rich space. Helmed by two talented chefs, Chef Fei and Chef Loy, Li Feng’s menu presents a scrumptious blend of traditional dishes and a creative rendition of classics. Chef Fei is also the man behind the celebrated Jiang at Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou and has been awarded The Best Chef in China 2016. Chef Loy – Executive Chinese Chef at Mandarin Oriental, Jakarta –brings more than 12 years of experience in fine dining restaurants. The menu features a variety of Cantonese specialties including chef’s recommendations such as the Deep-Fried Swan Dumpling with Black Pepper Duck Meat, Sweet and Sour Chicken with Pineapple and Bell Pepper and Braised Hele Crab with Japanese Rice in Hoisin Sauce. Designed by Hong Kong-based LRF Designers Limited, the restaurant’s interior is inspired by thevoyage history and spices trade between China and the old Jakarta, Batavia. While dining, guests will enjoy viewing ‘A Voyage of the South’ artwork, a large-gilded glass piece by artist Helen Poon from Hong Kong that features an ancient etched and gilded map of Asia drawn up in 1602 by an Italian missionary named Matteo Ricci illustrating the ancient connection between China and Jakarta. The restaurant offers three elegant and distinctive private dining rooms, which are the ideal venues to host intimate gathering or private celebrations.

Of all things private and exclusive, a private jet parking has to be the top of the list. Turnberry Associates’- Turnberry Ocean Club Residences in Miami are now offering elite owners just that— their very own private jet parking! The real estate brand will tie up with Fontainebleau Aviation for providing buyers an access to its new 327,000 square foot private jet terminal at Opa Locka Airport, known to be the largest such facility in Florida. Being more than a mere parking access, the facility is a full round package including aircraft maintenance, aircraft detailing, full time assistance for catering and transportation needs with great discounts assured on fuels and parking rates. Along with this, owners of the Turnberry Ocean club residences can also enjoy other high-end amenities such as its $100 million Sky Club featuring a sky theater, hydrotherapy spas, pool bars, yoga and Pilate’s studio, a sunset lounge, and an outdoor pet retreat, amongst many others. As for the house itself, it boasts an area of 10,750 square feet—encompassing 3-6 bedrooms and an 11-foot deep oceanfront terrace. Set for full completion in 2019, this ultra-luxurious housing project is already 40 % sold out, scheduled to break ground in the last quarter of 2016.

Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London has introduced treatments from premium Parisian skincare brand, Carita, at their award winning spa. Known as the ‘Parisian Maison de Beauté’, Carita is offering two facials, Precious Diamond and Gold Perfection, which can be tailored to individual preferences. A cornerstone of Carita treatments is CINETICLIFT EXPERT, a high tech machine that delivers unequalled results in improving quality of skin tone, smoothness and radiance. An alternative to invasive surgery, it uses breakthrough LED, ultrasound and micro-current technologies. Alternatively, the Carita Rénovateur can also be applied to skin to optimise benefits of the company’s hands-on treatments. Created by the prestigious Carita sisters in 1956, this subtle blend of sunflower seeds and precious essential oils refines the skin, stimulates surface cell regeneration and reveals a soft radiant complexion.

Thomas Pink, the Jermyn Street shirt maker, have unveiled the Englishman at Home campaign on their website, showing the brand’s inspiration for their highly anticipated AW16 range. The Englishman at Home includes some gorgeous imagery of the quintessential British home and some of the main pieces from the AW16 range which is due to officially drop early September. The “Englishman at Home” campaign presents a glimpse of how a gentleman may dress for work, rest or play this Autumn/Winter. The season features deep, rich, earthy tones in luxury cottons and brushed winter fabrics alongside the finest business shirting with woven woollen tailoring to ensure that he will be at his dashing best no matter where his journey takes him. The brand’s new recruits to the menswear line range from shirts to knitwear with a sprinkling of tailoring. The AW16 collection will also bring with it a selection of sophisticated and colourful accessories including pocket squares, ties, socks and cufflinks in on-trend hues and prints. The AW16 drop will also include a smaller womenswear capsule collection including refined pieces designed to revitalise your workwear look. From the silk tops to the crisp shirts, these are some of Thomas Pink’s freshest designs to date. The collection is due to drop early September.

‘Peanuts’ comic character Snoopy has been the inspiration behind Gucci’s Fall collection this time. Say hello to some whimsical chic as the lovable dog features on tees and sweaters deisgned by Alessandro Michele, who is quite an ardent animal enthusiast .His FY 15 collection had earlier displayed eccentric tiger, serpent and bumblebee motifs and designs, and now he has done a snoopy-dog twist, with the cartoon animal imprinted on the front in his characteristic white against the bright red backdrop. The back showcases the recurring Alessandro tiger stripes representing the designer’s motto- “l’aveugle par amour” ( “blind for love” in French). The sweaters are 100 per cent wool with jacquard knit snoopy and Rib trims, all and all units manufactured in the brand’s home country-Italy.

The World’s largest Bentley showroom just opened in Dubai, and its called Bentley Emirates. The 75,000 square-feet large showroom features an advanced luminary façade, six floors of customer environment including a personal commissioning area, a roof garden, VIP suite and specialised water feature with numberplate recognition. The showroom has been developed by Al Habtoor Motors, the luxury brand’s exclusive retail partner in the United Arab Emirates. The striking new retailer design features one of the world’s most advanced luminary façades. Comprising 160,000 LED lights, the façade is able to display a full spectrum of colours, including all standard Bentley car colours and capable of streaming video as well as an unlimited range of graphics and luminary spectacles, including the projection of all of Bentley wood veneers. With three floors of display area, Bentley Emirates showcases the full range of Bentley cars from the brand’s four model lines – Continental, Flying Spur, Mulsanne and the new Bentayga.   A first for Bentley, the sixth floor offers a decorative roof garden, while there is also a VIP Majlis suite, featuring traditional Arabic patterns. An experience beyond that of a typical retail environment, the Bentley Emirates showroom features the world’s first Aqua Graphic Water Curtain, with numberplate recognition technology. This projects any type of graphic, from a logo, a car to a person’s name onto a water sculpture as well as being able to identify and welcome regular Bentley customers to the showroom.

Created by Chief Creative and Chief Executive Officer Christopher Bailey in collaboration with renowned perfumer Francis Kurkdjian, My Burberry Black fragrance is inspired by the sensual elements of black Burberry Heritage Trench Coat against bare skin, fusing the scent of sun-drenched jasmine flower and peach nectar with a touch of rose. This signature rose note at the heart of My Burberry is given a sweet and inviting candied twist, while rich amber patchouli rounds off the scent for a deep and captivating finish. The fragrance is housed in a rich, amber-coloured glass bottle, whose overall design reflects the details of the black Burberry Heritage Trench Coat. A dark horn-finish cap echoes its distinctive buttons and the hand-tied black English-woven gabardine knot – made in Castleford, Yorkshire – honours the weatherproof fabric invented by Thomas Burberry over 100 years ago. Customers will be able to personalise their My Burberry Black bottle with up to three initials through the monogramming service available in select Burberry stores. The campaign  features British actress Lily James shot by Mario Testino in her first campaign for Burberry.

After the steel model and the red gold limited series, Breitling has introduced this triple time zone chronograph, inspired by a watch from the 1950s-1960s, in an all-black new livery accentuating its original and timeless style. The steel case is coated with a high-resistance carbon-based treatment, and it features an ultra-hard and scratch-resistant ceramic bezel. The dark touch continues on the dial featuring tone-on-tone counters, as well as on the original rubber strap picking up the design of the steel mesh Aero Classic bracelets. The case is water-resistant to 100 m (330 ft) and its back bears a depiction of the stylized planes that were a longtime Breitling signature. The Chronoliner combines the two functions most useful to pilots and globetrotters: a chronograph to measure flight times and a triple time zone display to juggle with the time around the world. The second time zone in 24-hour mode (useful for distinguishing between day and night) is indicated by a red-tipped central hand, while the bidirectional rotating bezel with its star-shaped cut-out that facilitates handling, serves to read off a third time zone, also in 24-hour mode. Powered by a self-winding chronograph movement chronometer-certified by the COSC (Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute).