Category: Architectural Digest

Accessible, quality design is always something to celebrate–think Jil Sander for Uniqlo or Proenza Schouler for Target. Today in Tokyo, we celebrate Mazda.

Like the desert oasis of Palm Springs in which I tested it, the Velar is a machine for delivering glamorous leisure.

And it looks like something the company’s most famous fictional customer would drive while fleeing from a super-villain off the coast of some island lair.

A typically biased and demented list.

Note to self: Try to drink less before shooting your Best of Show photo.
(Full story on the winning car, including an interview with the owner and a conversation with a veteran judge.)

These days, the world’s most expensive cars tend to be Italian and Post-War. These seven rare beauties meet both of those prerequisites.

Triple-digit speeds in an open boat, on the open ocean, feels like kiteboarding in the eye-wall of a category nine hurricane. But that’s kind of the idea in this latest collaboration between Mercedes-AMG and Cigarette Racing.

Neon crucifix sold separately.

Your apartment will probably appreciate in value more quickly than the Chiron. And it will be far more comfortable to sleep in.

With burgundy synthetic sueded seats and door panels, and narrow aluminum handles and ancillary latches, it was louche and surreptitious, like being inside a Seventies briefcase. And like that attaché, this is a car that has a secret it can’t resist sharing.