
Horacio Silva
Editor-in-Chief at Robb Report Australia and New Zealand
Columnist at W Magazine
Articles
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1 week ago |
wmagazine.com | Horacio Silva
It would be wrong to assume that two-for-one deals are solely the domain of fast-fashion chains. Throughout their storied pasts, several haute brands have dabbled in dual-purpose accessories—from Bulgari’s mesmerizing Serpenti watch bracelet to Chanel’s 2.55 bag, an emblematic tote designed with a secret pocket inside the front flap intended, according to sartorial lore, for discreetly storing love letters.
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2 months ago |
robbreport.com.au | Horacio Silva |Belinda Aucott
A devotion to sustainability and local produce has made New Zealand’sSugarloaf restaurant the hottest—and tastiest—ticket in town. In centuries past, the Craigieburn Valley on the South Island of New Zealand was a halfway point for the Maori people on their journey to collect pounamu from the west coast and a trading place where coastal tribes exchanged seafood with inland communities for forest products.
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2 months ago |
robbreport.com.au | Horacio Silva |Belinda Aucott
Always an unmissable highlight of the automotive calendar, Robb Report ANZ’s annual motoring awards set a new benchmark among glorious Gold Coast tarmac.
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2 months ago |
robbreport.com.au | Horacio Silva
Omega again redefines luxury sports watches with the release of a robust new masterpiece. Omega’s Seamaster Planet Ocean collection’s 2005 release created quite a splash. The buzz is set to continue with the introduction into the Planet Ocean fold of the Worldtimer complication, the ultimate traveller’s watch reimagined in ceramic form.
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Mar 9, 2025 |
wmagazine.com | Horacio Silva
For his debut at Valentino, Alessandro Michele resurrected the classic bowtie pumps from the house’s 1968 “Sfilata Bianca” collection, updating them with playful elements such as polka dots. Blame Jools Lebron. The social media influencer hijacked the public imagination last summer with her viral phrase “very demure,” a tongue-in-cheek call for restraint and decorum.
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