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Luxury Travel in Lisbon: Inside Martinhal & Palácio do Governador

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The Iberian Peninsula has always held a special place in my heart. The place, however, would be strictly Spain-shaped as I have never ventured westward and taken in what Portugal has to offer. My knowledge and experience of the country were relegated to the African slave trade, HUGE waves on the Azores from Instagram reels, and, well, dare I say it, Cristiano Ronaldo. Forever my footballing number two. So, when by lucky happenchance, an opportunity to visit, Lisbon based, it would have been foolhardy to give it up. Lisbon is an old city. Lisbon is a big city. Lisbon is a hilly city. A city full of history, wonderful architecture,…

Automotive, Motorcycles, Travel

The View from the VIP Tower: MotoGP in The Algarve

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It’s never a bad week when you find yourself in Portugal’s stunningly picturesque Algarve region, where the beating sunshine and shimmering Atlantic waters – as well as some of Europe’s most irresistible food and wine offerings – provide the backdrop for no shortage of adventures.  The Algarve has long been a favourite destination for British tourists and those from elsewhere in Europe, and it’s really not hard to see why. The climate is about as close to ideal as found anywhere on the continent, the atmosphere is rarely anything but enviably laid-back, and it boasts an approach to hospitality built upon feeding guests well with simple dishes crafted from quality…

Food & Drink, Travel

The Sense Experience and Eaté: Uncovering Hidden Gems in Tuscany

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Tuscany is a part of the world I felt I was familiar with. I’ve walked the cobbled streets of Siena. I’ve jostled through the overbearing crowds of Florence, craning my neck to take in the wonders of Brunelleschi and his kin while keeping half an eye on my belongings. I’ve been herded, like so many wine pilgrims before me, through the vineyards of Chianti Classico.  Yes, Tuscany is a place I felt I knew quite well.  There’s a real joy, especially in my role as an international purveyor of fine food, drink, hospitality and all the rest, in being proven wrong. As I discovered, Southern Tuscany – in particular, in…

Travel

A Soulful Reset in Turks & Caicos

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This is not a typical wellness retreat – all too often a rigid pursuit of detox or discipline. It’s landing in a place that can gently guide you back to your centre. The Turks and Caicos Islands sit like scattered pearls in the Lucayan Archipelago, a chain of some forty islands and cays, only a handful of them inhabited.

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Health, Travel

The Club Hotel & Spa Jersey

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Nestled in a quiet residential street, however, only moments away from St Helier’s quaint and picture-esque squares bustling with bar and pub life, the property balances old-world heritage with modern indulgence.

THE JADE HOLLAND COOPER EDITION

LEADING THE PACK

INTERVIEW

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The Rise of Jade Holland Cooper

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15 years in, Holland Cooper isn’t chasing trends, it’s building legacy: expanding into bespoke ateliers, menswear and a new 70,000 sq ft headquarters, all without a single external investor. We join Jade at the Cheltenham Festival as she shares insights into her strategic vision, the challenges of scaling a British luxury brand, and her approach to sustainable growth in a competitive market. Want to know why betting on yourself might be the most rewarding wager of all?

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The Jade Holland Cooper Edition

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This is most evident in our cover star Jade Holland Cooper, whose designs are blazing new trails (although with plenty of timeless appeal) in the world of equestrian-adjacent fashion and beyond. Hers is a tale as old as time, told anew with ferociously literal horsepower: inspiration, heritage, foresight, hard work and relentless dedication, all resulting in something really rather remarkable.

TIME

Built for Land, Styled for Life

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The most enduring timepieces are designed to withstand the cadence of daily life, while remaining sufficiently elegant to transition across boardrooms, country weekends, and international travel.

Hermès H08 39x39

Wrist Appeal

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As ever, we’ve flitted our way from expo to horology maison, our eyes peeled and our hearts open to the releases that set pulses racing. From eye-watering complications, dial details and design flourishes aplenty to the sleekly minimalist and deceptively understated, we give you our pick for the season.

FILM

Lamborghini Aventador Ultimae - Roger Chan - The Review Magazine

Lamborghini Aventador Ultimae LP780-4

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I slip my slightly clammy hand gingerly into the slot, ease some pressure and pull gently skyward. That scissor-door entry is nothing less than muted pornography. So effortless in its execution, it’s part of the recipe that makes the Aventador just that little bit more special.

Casio PX-S7000 Stephen Sims

Aesthetic Harmonics – The Casio PX-S7000

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Quality, innovation and – by god, in this case – style. Casio’s reputation precedes it when it comes to its product development and, crucially, its product refinement. Their first electronic keyboard, The Casiotone CT-201, was birthed by Toshio Kashio and his team in January 1980.

Ferrari F8 Spider

Ferrari F8 Spider

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Fresh from four days in Scotland driving the simply astonishing Ferrari F8 Spider, there are times in one’s life where you have to sit back, take some time, and genuinely let an experience wash over you. You need to take it in. Revel in it. The smells, the sights, the sheer visceral nature of it.

Alpina - Startimer Pilot Chronograph

Alpina – Startimer Pilot Chronograph

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Like many Swiss watchmaking dynasties, Alpina can trace its founding back to the turn of the nineteenth century – 1883 to be precise – by Gottlieb Hauser, a watchmaker in Winterthur, who also established the Swiss Watchmakers Corporation (Union Horlogère Suisse).

Stacia Suttles

Stacia Suttles

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It wasn’t until Stacia Suttles turned 19 and stepped into a boxing ring for the first time, that the amateur fighter realised she was exceptionally gifted in the combat sport.

Twisted 21

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I scanned the horizon of the Finnish race circuit but Charlie was possibly doing a few laps in the 500hp V8 110. “Let me see if I can find him Tony”. “Cool man”. This was the first of a handful of semi awkward exchanges I would have with Tony Hawk that week as we crossed from Finland into Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Austria and Monaco.