Sophie-Claire Hoeller

2 weeks ago | vogue.com | Sophie-Claire Hoeller

All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. As a society, we’ve never been more reachable. We’re constantly connected, constantly scrolling, constantly distracted by the steady lighting up of our phones with a never-ending barrage of news. The average American checks their phone 144 times a day, incessantly chasing fleeting hits of dopamine.

2 months ago | smartluxury.com | Sophie-Claire Hoeller

"How did you hear about this place?" This innocuous phrase uttered by a ski instructor to his pupil had me whip around to eavesdrop. Why? Because I kept hearing it. And because I was in Sun Valley, Idaho, a destination that was not only named North America's top ski resort for three years in a row (2021-2023) by among many other accolades, but also has a history as deep as its surrounding gorges. Sun Valley Resort is the first destination ski resort in the United States.

2 months ago | businessinsider.de | Sophie-Claire Hoeller

Passagiere in der VIP-Lounge an Bord des Luxusliners QE2 im Jahr 1969. Michael Stroud/Getty Images Die Kreuzfahrtschiffe von heute haben zwar Seilrutschen und Eislaufbahnen, aber sie sind nicht mehr ganz so elegant, wie sie einmal waren. Früher kleideten sich die Menschen in Smoking und Abendkleidern.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Sophie-Claire Hoeller |Elana Klein |Erin McDowell

Sophie-Claire Hoeller,Elana Klein,Erin McDowellThu, April 10, 2025 at 5:04 PM UTC5 min readToday's cruise ships may have zip lines and skating rinks, but they're not all as elegant as they once were. People used to dress up in tuxedos and evening gowns. To pass the time, events like egg-and-spoon races were commonplace. Nowadays, cruise ships may boast large swimming pools, planetariums, and zip lines, but many floating resorts have lost their timeless elegance.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Sophie-Claire Hoeller |Elana Klein |Erin McDowell

Sophie-Claire Hoeller,Elana Klein,Erin McDowellThu, April 10, 2025 at 5:04 PM UTC5 min readToday's cruise ships may have zip lines and skating rinks, but they're not all as elegant as they once were. People used to dress up in tuxedos and evening gowns. To pass the time, events like egg-and-spoon races were commonplace. Nowadays, cruise ships may boast large swimming pools, planetariums, and zip lines, but many floating resorts have lost their timeless elegance.