In our weekly series, we bring you the latest in luxury news around the world. This week’s highlights: Henry Jacques elevates the perfume ritual, Dior’s Grand Bal Jardin Parisien, Stone Island takes inspiration from Mono Lake

Dolce & Gabbana adds to the Velvet Collection
New to the exclusive Velvet Collection are the Velvet Honey Santal and Velvet Passion Oud, fragrances that reimagine traditionally addictive ingredients with unexpected contemporary twists. Together, they magnify the brilliance of honey and the smoky allure of passion fruit and oud, taking you through a sensuous journey of warmth and intensity.

Omega announces support for the Seamaster Seahorse Rescue Centre
Since creating its first diving watch in 1932, Omega has long committed itself to the exploration of the seas and ocean conservation alongside dedicated partners. Its latest partner, the Marina di Ravenna-based Seamaster Seahorse Rescue Centre, feels even more personal considering its historic association with the seahorse—an emblem that has appeared on Omega’s timepiece casebacks as far back as 1957.

Montblanc Meisterstück White
Montblanc’s most celebrated writing instrument meets lightness and quiet sophistication in the Meisterstück White collection, a new iteration of the timeless companion to generations of writers, thinkers and visionaries. Inspired by the white Montblanc emblem crowning each Meisterstück, the collection, available as a fountain pen, rollerball or ballpoint, features a cap and barrel crafted from white precious resin, contrasted with platinum-coated fittings and a metal cone.

Henry Jacques wants to elevate your daily perfume ritual
In a mission to place perfume at the heart of everyday life, Henry Jacques has introduced Étui à Parfums, a new range of travel accessories, as part of the HJ Voyage collection. Available in fine Italian calf leather and even rare porosus crocodile, these are nifty little carry-ons that allow you to bring three favourite Henry Jacques Les Essences (15ml) anywhere you go. Yours for S$1,960, with the exception of the crocodile, of which price is available upon request.

Dior’s Grand Bal Jardin Parisien
Building on the Dior Grand Bal collection, an homage to Christian Dior’s love of grand balls and haute couture, the new Grand Bal Jardin Parisien collection is an inspiration of intricate tapestries from Dior’s winter garden on Boulevard Jules-Sandeau. Featuring a vibrant tableau of clematis, peonies and dahlias, and a finely hand-engraved gold swallow, the collection symbolises the arrival of spring, which if you’re at the mercy of a freezing winter, can’t come soon enough.

Stone Island takes inspiration from Mono Lake
Mono Lake, due to extreme salinity and alkalinity, is often considered one of the most unique lakes in the world. Its water, which courses through the desert before entering the city, is what feeds Los Angeles, and this symbiosis between nature and city is what’s led to Stone Island’s spring/summer 2026 collection. Apart from an obvious colour palette, which takes cues from the cool blues of the water and earthy browns of the desert, the materials are a major form of expression, with pigment-treated canvas, double-waxed cotton ripstop and reflective outerwear.
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