Robb Report

For “Becoming the Oyelowos” (p. 96), L.A.-based writer Wang sat down with husband-and-wife producing team David and Jessica Oyelowo to discuss their new documentary and was impressed by the level of rigor and drive that the power couple bring to both

the elevation of one of pop culture's most visionary leaders to the upper echelons of style as a profoundly forwardthinking move. What most could agree on, however, was that the courtship that had been going on between the worlds of fashion—and, by e

Sometimes called pizza omakase, the idea for a pizza-tasting menu isn't entirely new—check out what Small's was offering in Singapore back in 2020, or what a handful of Naples shops have been doing for the past few years—but it's finally now catching

ROBB RECOMMENDS… IN 1903, LA A URORA debuted as the first premium commercial cigar brand in the Dominican Republic when it released a hand-rolled puro called the Preferidos No. 1. To celebrate the 120th anniversary of that moment, company president G

VISITING ISTANBUL 25 years ago, oenophiles were more or less limited to a single wine available at restaurants: a red produced by Kavaklidere. Few servers knew what grape it was made from, or much else about the producer (one of Turkey's leading wine

We all love Michael Caine's overcoat in Get Carter, Jude Law's knit polos in The Talented Mr. Ripley, and what Steve McQueen wore in just about everything. Fred Astaire is eternally divine in black tie while Sean Connery's James Bond remains preterna

A FEW YEARS BACK, as pandemic restrictions were lifted, Bruce Pask, then the men's fashion director of Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus, was surprised when the storied retailer experienced a run on tuxedos and other eveningwear. Until it dawned on

If you think highbrow vs. lowbrow tiffs are relegated only to film, literature, and music, you need a refresher on the intransigent hierarchies and petty snobberies of the art world. “Sometimes there's a little bit of a suspicion of work that is ‘too

Consider the domed and turreted palaces that took 22 generations to complete, their walls inlaid with rubies, jade, jasper, onyx, and cornelian. Or the thrones hewn from single blocks of serpentine, the porcelain tiles studded with diamonds, and the

WHEN PIAGET'S POLO 79 launched back in February, enthusiasts went into overdrive debating the $73,000 all-gold mechanical reissue of the disco era's (predominantly quartz) model. Its release has aligned with the style zeitgeist, with “mob aesthetic”—

“I hate people who drop names—and Lady Gaga agrees with me!” says Michael Chow, better known as Mr. Chow, the name of his global network of fine-dining temples. Joking aside, memories involving A-listers are always within reach for the restaurateur.

This suspension illuminant by Venicem offers high-impact design with a low profile: The silhouette will no doubt appeal to the minimalist romantic seeking a subtle flourish. With an LED light strip embedded into the darkened brass body, the Bissa—whi

Kitchens play a pivotal role in the timeline of Piero Lissoni's life. From childhood conversations around the dinner table regarding his creative ambitions to the small apartment in Milan where he set up his first studio, the architect followed his p

WHEN IVOR TIEFENBRUN debuted the Linn turntable in 1973, he sent shock waves through the music world. The device quickly won favor among audiophiles due to its superior sonic qualities, among other attributes. Plus, it was purpose-built for modularit

At first glance, private jets and military aircraft couldn't seem further apart. But in the gray area between coddling luxury and mission-based efficiency, there's a rich history of innovation exchange that has helped both categories stay on the blee

An extreme example of civilian aircraft being drafted into military application is the EA-37B Compass Call, an attack plane whose purpose is to electronically disrupt enemy air defenses by blocking their ability to transmit information between weapon

In the hills of eastern Tennessee, on an 800-acre plot of land, a small army of construction workers is hustling to finish a $250 million gated community. On the day of our recent visit, the place was little more than a 3.5-mile loop of pavement—albe

To complement its fleet of Rolls-Royce Phantoms and custom, hybrid Bentley Bentaygas, the Peninsula London recently introduced a more swinging option for getting around town in the form of two resto-modded versions of the classic English “black cab”

AS WITH EVEN the best loudspeakers, most audiophile-quality headphones excel in some aspects while necessarily compromising in others, meaning it has long been up to the listener to determine which characteristics are most important. Do you prioritiz

Riding in a speedboat on the Red Sea, 34-year-old Major League Soccer striker Jozy Altidore is observing his new sailing team as it races a highly technical 50-foot catamaran in the Emirates Dubai Sail Grand Prix. The contest is part of the SailGP ra

YACHT: STARRING IN: You don't often see a 312-foot yacht blown to pieces, but that's exactly what director Michael Bay inflicts upon Whisper (née Kismet) in his actionpacked thriller 6 Underground starring Ryan Reynolds. It was all movie magic, of co

Being a fashion writer and a style consultant, the biggest gripe I hear from men has always been some version of: Sure, I understand what to wear to work, but how about dressing elegantly outside it? What splits the difference between my custom suits

Hollywood is famously awash in irony and blood feuds. So perhaps it's fitting that, after locking horns for decades in Europe over Gucci, Hedi Slimane, and the finest Champagnes, Bernard Arnault and François-Henri Pinault have exported their Gallic r

THE DAY I ARRIVE outside the Los Angeles compound of husband-and-wife producing team David and Jessica Oyelowo, the Santa Anas-known as the devil winds for their heat and fury-have been lashing the city, felling trees and power lines and leaving plen

After an impressive debut, HBO's critically acclaimed social satire The White Lotus returned for a second installment, offering viewers more dysfunctionally affluent guests and put-out staffers and a serious case of travel envy. The immensely popular

JACK NICHOLSON AND DENZEL WASHINGTON AT THE LAKERS. Jay-Z and Beyoncé rooting for the Nets. Bad Bunny, well, everywhere. Seating celebrities courtside is downright de rigueur in the modern NBA, but you don't have to be an A-lister to relish the royal

Host cities of modern-day Olympic Games have gotten into the competitive spirit by trying to stage the most spellbinding, over-the-top opening ceremony on record. Beijing enlisted 2008 drummers. London featured James Bond escorting Queen Elizabeth II

$544 billion Roughly 61 percent of the Pentagon's 2024 budget. Yeah, don't think too hard about that one. $248 billion Enough to buy every American a tube of Lotrimin and stop those infections before they get out of hand. 99 percent of U.S. household