Smart Hacks For Living Better After 60 Face the sun. Everyday Growing older is inevitable. Looking and feeling old? That's increasingly optional. Today's healthiest men and women over 60 aren't chasing youth. They're investing in longevity (the science of extending lifespan) but the real goal should be healthspan: the number of years you remain active, energetic, mentally sharp, and independent. The answer lies with consistent habits backed by solid research. Here are some of

Ninety Minutes Of Waiting For Something To Happen Typical Soccer Crowd Every four years, the world collectively loses its mind over soccer. Intelligent adults paint their faces, wave flags, and insist that a sport where a single goal is considered an offensive explosion is somehow the pinnacle of athletic competition. Let’s be honest. Soccer is the only game where you can invest an hour and a half of your life only to be rewarded with a thrilling… 0-0 tie. Imagine buying conc

Cool Summers In Aspen Let's settle something right now. Aspen is not cool because of the skiing. The skiing is excellent, of course. Four mountains, legendary powder, spectacular terrain. Wonderful. Congratulations, you have arrived. Strap on a pair and head for the back bowls. But there are plenty of places with great skiing. Utah has snow. Montana has snow. Vail has snow, hell, even Vermont (eweee) has snow. What those places don't have is a billionaire in Brunello Cucinell

Luxury and Wealth Surrounds You For decades, polo has occupied a strange place in the sporting world. Everyone knows what it is don’t they? Fast horses, flowing champagne, royalty, oversized hats, high heels in turf? But very few people have ever actually watched a match, let alone swung a mallet. It's been less of a sport and more of a symbol: a shorthand for old money, private jets, and the kind of people whose calendars include "Amalfi/Capri." Yet lately, something curious

Sometimes Worth Billions and Everyone Wants You Out When it all ends. There is perhaps no greater insult in business than creating a company, spending years building it into a global powerhouse, watching it become worth millions or billions, and then being politely informed by security that your key card to the elevator no longer works. Luxury, fashion, and premium lifestyle brands love founder stories. Investors love them too…until they don’t. The founder is portrayed as a v

Read 'em and weep There comes a point in every watch collector's life when simply owning watches is no longer enough. First, you buy a nice watch. Then you buy a second watch because, naturally, the first one needs company. Soon you find yourself standing in your library explaining to bewildered dinner guests why a faded tropical dial on a 1968 Rolex Submariner is "far more desirable" than one that actually looks new. Congratulations. You've become one of us. And if you're go

Friday nights in Palm Beach require planning the right look Friday Night Lights There are Friday nights, and then there are Friday nights in Palm Beach. The difference, of course, is that in Palm Beach the room is watching, even if everyone pretends they are not. That means showing up in gym clothes and a quarter zip should be punishable by deportation. Start with the foundation: a pair of crisp white jeans. Why white? Because it's Palm Beach. White jeans signal confidence, o

Once Glamour and Glitz- Now Blah Vogue Magazine used to make readers dream off Paris, Milan, Ferrari’s and private villas. Couture gowns we all wanted, extraordinary jewelry, beautiful people and dare I say, privilege. Today, Vogue feels like it wants readers to dream of pottery and dry flowers in a milk jar. This seems to be the vision of its new director, Chloe Malle. Malle recently sat down for an NPR interview intended to introduce readers to her vision for the magazine's

Timex Salutes America With An Anniversary Classic The Waterbury 250th Anniversary Chrono There are watches that try very hard to convince you they're important. We have them. The Rolex’s Pepsi and Coke, Omega First to The Moon and of course the Daytona. Then there are watches that simply show up, do their job, look good doing it, and leave the chest-thumping to somebody else. The new Timex Waterbury Heritage America 250 Chronograph falls squarely into the second category. Cre

Italian Buffalo Walk the grounds of Pitti Uomo in Florence and you'll notice something fascinating. Amid the impeccably tailored Neapolitan jackets, handmade loafers, and cashmere sport coats, some of the most admired brands aren't Italian at all. They're American. No brand illustrates this phenomenon better than Woolrich. Founded in Pennsylvania in 1830, Woolrich is America's oldest outdoor clothing company. Long before luxury became a marketing strategy, Woolrich was supply

A cigar born from adversity Amar by AJ Fernandez When a devastating fire tore through AJ Fernandez’s flagship factory in Estelí, Nicaragua, in 2025, millions of cigars were lost and a significant portion of the operation was damaged. Rather than simply rebuild, Abdel “AJ” Fernandez chose to create something meaningful from the experience. The result is Amar, one of the most anticipated cigar releases of 2026. It’s a blend that serves as both a thank-you note to the cigar comm

Hermès Arceau Le Temps Voyageur 41mm The 41MM Arceau Le Temps There are travel watches, and then there is the Hermès Arceau Le Temps Voyageur in 41mm. A watch that transforms the simple act of crossing time zones into something romantic, artistic, and undeniably French. At first glance, the Arceau Le Temps Voyageur doesn't shout for attention. It whispers. Yet within moments, its mesmerizing dial reveals a level of creativity rarely found in modern watchmaking. This is not a

The Flask at Hand A gold watch. A hand-stitched Italian loafer. A perfectly tailored sport coat… all luxury items that reveal themselves to others immediately, and then there’s the flask. The flask belongs in the ‘quiet’ luxury space. Typically hidden and available to only those you share it with. So cool. Teathered Pleasure By Dunhill Long before insulated tumblers became fashion accessories and designer water bottles appeared in gym bags, gentlemen carried flasks. Not becau

Summer Fly Fishing in Montana, Colorado, and Wyoming Silence On Earth There are hobbies, there are sports, and then there is fly fishing. Fly fishing is not simply about catching fish. (If that were the goal, there are far easier ways to fill a cooler) Fly fishing is about patience, precision, observation, and perhaps most importantly, slowing down in a world that seems determined to speed up. Stand knee-deep in the crystal clear 40-degree Madison River in Montana at sunrise

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Eight Luxury Destinations Worth the Airfare There comes a point every summer when the fortunate begin their annual migration. The private terminals get busier. Linen gets whiter, Rosé consumption reaches medically questionable levels, and a familiar parade of entrepreneurs, financiers, celebrities, polo players, and well-heeled escape artists disperses across the globe in search of sunshine, scenery, and a table that was booked six months ago. From the cliffs of Italy to the

SEX SELLS Victoria's Secret looked destined to join the retail graveyard alongside Abercrombie's shirtless greeters, Ed Hardy trucker hats, and whatever happened to Juicy Couture tracksuits. The brand that once ruled American malls with an iron push-up bra appeared hopelessly out of touch. Sales sagged and in the bra business, that’s a bad direction. Cultural relevance evaporated. Wall Street wondered whether Victoria's Secret had become little more than a nostalgic souvenir

Our Favorite Lights Cartier Panthère de Cartier Lighter The Panthère is Cartier’s version of black-tie. Elegant, architectural, and impossibly refined, it looks as if it belongs in the pocket of someone who owns both a château and a vintage Ferrari. The clean lines and lacquer finish make it jewelry disguised as a cigar accessory. Does it light a cigar? Absolutely. But its real job is making everyone at the table ask, “What is that?” before you even strike the flame. S.T. Du

An iPhone with tires? Ferrari has spent nearly 80 years convincing people that internal combustion is romance. The noise. The vibration. The smell of fuel. The absurdity of a V12 screaming toward irrelevance while wearing hand-stitched leather with your butt on fire and 7” from the ground. They baited buyers with “in order to buy” mandates like, “…we would be happy to order you a new Roma, should you take delivery of this beautiful SF90 first” Allocations became sacred and th

Price Yikes! $3,000 Sport vests, $4,500 off the rack suits and denim over $4,000. WTF? Remember when luxury clothing prices made a sort of romantic sense? You bought a well-made cashmere sweater because it lasted 20 years. A beautiful Italian blazer because the shoulders looked like a Napalatano sculpture. A leather bag because someone in Tuscany cried while hand-stitching it to perfection. Those were the days… Now? Somewhere between the pandemic, Instagra