Hermes printed beach towel

Looking for the perfect summer beach accessory? Look no further than a Hermès Printed Beach Towel, from Paris. It’s 100% cotton printed terrycloth, measures 36″ x 60″, and weighs approximately 1.3 lbs. The beach towel costs $550. 
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The W Paris

 The latest outpost of W Hotels, the long-awaited W Paris, has thrown open its doors in the French capital as Paris Fashion Week gets underway.
The W Paris offers 91 guest rooms going from €340 per night and overlooking the grandiose Opéra Garnier — Paris’s distinctly more traditional landmark opera house.
The interior of the building has clearly been designed to put a contemporary touch on the hotel’s historic buildings, with a sweeping, wrought-iron lined staircase, chandeliers in the bedrooms and antique-inspired furniture that has been brought up-to-date with new covers and designs.

Inside Arola, the hotel’s signature restaurant overseen by Spanish Michelin-starred chef Sergi Arola, Spanish specialities will be served in a room seemingly inspired by a traditional dining room, albeit with some contemporary touches of scarlet.
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, Antoine Martin's Quantieme Perpetuel au Grand Balancier watch.

The watchmaker Antoine Martin will introduce their first collection at this year’s Basel watch-fair. With the claim to create timekeepers for those who seek something out of the ordinary, Antoine Martin introduces the Quantieme Perpetuel au Grand Balancier watch. Their first attempt to leave a mark in watchmaking history is equipped with a 17.5mm huge balance wheel, hand-wound caliber AM39.001, which has 60 jewels and features a power reserve of 6 days and perpetual calendar inclusively leap year indicator. The case is made of 18kt rosé gold and the dial shows an intertwined play of polish and satin finishing and a reinterpretation of guilloché pattern making it a quiet modern face embraced by classic gold and alligator leather.
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The Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse

When talking about 1.000-horsepower, the Veyron is probably the first name mentioned. Now, the french supercar-maker Bugatti unveils a Veyron that enjoyed the Vitesse treatment. The Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse, french for speed, boasts striking 1.200-horsepower and jaw-dropping 1.106 lb-ft of torque. The roof-less roadster is said to top out at around 250mph, which however is definitely an experience you can not describe with words.
Price tag: $2.000.000
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