Independent watchmakers produce only a handful of watches each year, yet their artistry shapes the future of horology. Discover the names redefining slow luxury.

From Omega’s Moonwatch to Patek Philippe’s Calatrava, discover the timepieces that transcend fashion, hold their value, and become family heirlooms.

A fine watch is more than a way to tell time — it is a story of patience, craftsmanship, and permanence. Discover how heirloom watches embody the philosophy of slow luxury and why they endure across generations.

Amy Powney, former creative director of Mother of Pearl, launches AKYN—her slow, soulful answer to luxury fashion. In this review, we explore her debut collection of thoughtfully crafted essentials: bi-colour trenches, cable-knit jumpers, tailored suits, and fringe-hem tees. Ethical, intentional, and deeply modern, AKYN feels like a manifesto for the future of slow luxury.

From the timeless grace of Chikankari to the geometric perfection of Ajrakh, Indian heritage crafts are weaving their way into the ateliers of the world’s top luxury designers. This isn’t just fashion—it’s a celebration of slow luxury, where every stitch carries the story of centuries-old traditions, sustainable practices, and artisan pride. Step inside the global runway where India’s artistry takes center stage.

In an age of trend fatigue, archival fashion is the quiet revolution redefining what it means to dress with purpose. From Gaultier rentals to Gucci’s vintage vaults, discover how timeless design is becoming the new face of sustainability.

The 2025 Wimbledon stands were a runway of quiet luxury—but how much of it was truly sustainable? We break down celebrity courtside fashion, from recycled accessories to timeless tailoring, and share how to ace your own slow-luxe look.

Luxury fashion was once defined by scarcity and mystique. But in the age of TikTok hauls, resale platforms, and influencer un-boxings, exclusivity is under threat. This Sunday journal entry explores how legacy brands like Hermès are being reshaped by visibility—and what it means for the future of responsible luxury.

From oversized shirts and botanical co-ords to quick-dry cork sandals, our Monsoon Fashion Edit brings you breezy silhouettes and mindful brands designed for rainy-day dressing—with comfort, elegance, and slow luxury in every stitch.

What happens when people learn to sew their own clothes? At The Sewn Assembly, Andrea Cheong isn’t just teaching sewing—she’s rebuilding trust in fashion. We explore how her intimate, skill-based workshops are empowering people to slow down, take control of their wardrobes, and spark a quiet fashion revolution.