Manuel Arnaut

1 week ago | voguearabia.com | Manuel Arnaut

Calling it a modern-day fairy tale would not be an exaggeration. If today Georgina Rodríguez is one of the most followed and talked about women in the world, it was not always the case. Coming from a humble background, the Spanish-Argentenian was grinding as a shop assistant back in 2016, when her life took a dramatic turn. While working at a Gucci store in Madrid, a brief encounter with football’s megastar Cristiano Ronaldo would change the course of her future.

1 week ago | voguearabia.com | Manuel Arnaut

Welcome to our annual Saudi issue, a themed edition of Vogue Arabia that pays homage to the Kingdom. If you might recall, our inaugural issue was published in 2018, the month that women were allowed to start driving. Our cover – featuring HRH Princess Hayfa Bint Abdullah Al Saud behind the wheel of a red convertible in the desert of Jeddah – was talked about globally, and it is still a favourite of mine.

2 weeks ago | vogue.com.tw | Manuel Arnaut |Chat Hsu

寶格麗於西西里夢幻揭幕史上最大規模高級珠寶系列「Polychroma」──靈感來自光、色彩與羅馬 在西西里如夢似幻的氛圍中，寶格麗揭曉了品牌有史以來最龐大的高級珠寶暨腕錶系列—Polychroma。這套多達250件的創作，是對光影與色彩的禮讚，也是對品牌發源地——羅馬的深情致敬。 「如同稜鏡折射出的萬千光芒，Polychroma 是一場色彩與寶石交會的絢麗慶典，無數創意、無限色階在其中交織閃耀。」寶格麗創意總監Lucia Silvestri如此形容本系列的設計精神。 「我一開始就愛上了這個系列名稱，它給了我對色彩的完全自由。」創意總監 Lucia Silvestri 表示。「不同寶石的色澤與造型彼此呼應，而光線的掌握對於珠寶的靈魂更是關鍵——這也是為什麼寶格麗在鑲座背面也講究通透設計，好讓光線自由穿透，喚醒寶石的生命力。」 羅馬，作為寶格麗1884年創立之地，依然是永恆的靈感泉源。此次設計更借鏡羅馬天際線與穹頂、星空的圖像，化為 Polychroma 的創作原點。 驚世之作 系列中最引人注目的五件大作，展現出品牌非凡的藝術視野與工藝精湛：Cosmic Vault...

2 weeks ago | voguearabia.com | Manuel Arnaut

Bvlgari's new high jewellery and watches collection is an ode to colours, shimmering with chromatic vibrancy and movement. “Like a prism catching light from every angle, Polychroma reveals a universe where countless creations, infinite shades, and precious stones converge in a celebration of radiant beauty,” explains the Maison. “From the beginning I loved the name: it gave me chromatic liberty,” adds creative director Lucia Silvestri.

1 month ago | voguearabia.com | Manuel Arnaut

It’s called The Palace, and it could not be any other way. At the beginning of the last century, Madrid was a booming city, but there wasn’t a single luxury hotel to host the well-heeled visitors who came to town. This was noticed by King Alfonso XIII – great-grandfather of the current king of Spain, Felipe VI – who, during the horse races in Deauville, challenged Belgian entrepreneur Georges Marquet to do something about it.