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From Far Rockaway to MetLife Stadium, this month’s cultural calendar was a study in contrasts, sunset summits, couture retrospectives, and espresso-fueled celebrations all made their mark. Below, Whitewall shares a look inside the week’s most memorable events—from a Dior and UBS show curated by Carine Roitfeld and a Nespresso suite at a cinematic stage of The Weeknd, to Art Arena’s inaugural summit.

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Vikram Valluri is a creative director, photographer, and filmmaker known for capturing the connective threads that run across cultures, religions, and geographies. His work—featured in magazines like Vogue, Rolling Stone, GQ, and The Cut, among others—blends cinematic instinct with documentary precision, often illuminating the quiet, human moments that define a place or a time.

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In 1881, the German architect Ernst Ziller imagined a neoclassical mansion in the Psyrri district of Athens. Known for landmarks like the Presidential Mansion and the National Archaeological Museum, Ziller’s stamp on the city is undeniable—but there’s only one architectural gem still standing that welcomes guests in for an overnight stay—Monument Hotel.

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This year, the Indian fine jewelry house MOKSH celebrates two decades of business. Founded by Milan Chokshi in 2005 in Bombay, the brand emerged from an extraordinary lineage—over eight decades of family experience in the gem and jewelry trade—and a deeply personal admiration for Indian art, architecture, and spiritual tradition. The first spark? A pair of earrings inspired by a wreath of pearls that once adorned a Jain Tirthankara idol worshipped by the founder’s grandmother.

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Last year, the founder of The Future Perfect, David Alhadeff, met the designer Vikram Goyal through a mutual friend and decided to visit him in his New Delhi studio. The pair became fast friends, sparking a collaborative exhibition that would open just a few months later at Design Miami. Last December, marking Goyal’s United States debut, a collection of his new pieces was seen there, marrying form, function, and cultural storytelling.