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  • 1 week ago | voguearabia.com | Ty Gaskins

    For those who think a mall is simply a food court, a Zara, and perhaps an escalator that doesn’t work, consider Dubai Mall: a sprawling, air-conditioned metropolis of aspiration that welcomed 105 million visitors last year—more than Times Square, the Eiffel Tower, and the Vatican combined. It is, according to official 2024 figures, the most visited place on Earth. Yes, Earth, welcoming a record-breaking 105 million visitors. But don’t call it a mall.

  • 1 week ago | voguearabia.com | Ty Gaskins

    Forget the white cube. The most exciting frontier in art isn’t unfolding in pristine galleries or oversaturated fairs—it’s happening behind closed doors. Across the Middle East and beyond, a new wave of private salons is redefining how we experience and engage with contemporary art. These aren’t public exhibitions, but intimate, invitation-only gatherings—often hosted in the homes of women artists and curators—where art is not merely viewed, but celebrated, critiqued, and lived with.

  • 1 week ago | guide.michelin.com | Ty Gaskins

    It used to be that luxury travel meant a well-fluffed pillow, a late checkout, and maybe—if you were very lucky—a complimentary shoe shine. But that was before the dogs took over. Somewhere along the way, as our Instagram feeds filled with rescue mutts on private jets and poodles perched on pool floats, the luxury hotel industry clocked what many of us already knew: pets aren’t just guests—they’re the main characters.

  • 2 weeks ago | voguearabia.com | Ty Gaskins

    In the heart of Beirut, a city that has long borne the weight of conflict and instability, a not-so quiet revolution is unfolding—one that refuses to be subdued by the backdrop of chaos. Against the harsh reality of economic collapse and political gridlock, creativity is not only surviving; it is blazing forward with renewed energy like a phoenix rising from the ashes.

  • 2 weeks ago | voguearabia.com | Ty Gaskins

    In Dubai, trends don’t just emerge—they explode. First, it was rooftop yoga. Then, boutique cycling studios. Now, it’s padel: the sport that has transformed from an easygoing racket game into the city’s most in-demand social activity. Part workout, part networking event, and entirely a lifestyle statement, padel has taken over Dubai’s fitness scene. You don’t just play padel in Dubai.

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26 Jun 23

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24 Jan 23

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