In our weekly series, we bring you the latest luxury news from around the world. This week’s highlights: Moncler visits its past, Aman Private Jet Expeditions, Delvaux brings Haute Maroquinerie into full bloom
Jaguar’s Type 01 is here
When Jaguar unveiled the E-Type in 1961, the world sat up and was stunned. When the XJS was unveiled in 1975, the world sat up and argued. The new Type 01—just revealed in New York—will be judged similarly to the latter, with the arguments already begun and the marque, again, putting its future on the line.
The Type 01 is the first production car since the brand’s reinvention, and the most powerful, most aerodynamic, and most technologically advanced car Jaguar has ever built. The four-door grand tourer makes more than 1,000 hp from three motors, two at the rear and one up front. The trio allows the vehicle to cover zero to 100 km/hr in a claimed 3.2 seconds. The electric motors run on an 850-volt architecture that promises up to 643 km of range, with up to 720 km added in as little as 13 minutes of charging.
Jasmin des Anges Esprit de Parfum by Dior
Made for both women and men, the newly released fragrance by Francis Kurkdjian is an intense, sun-drenched floral composition inspired by the South of France at dusk. Concentrated, syrupy and juicy, the scent evokes a walk through the heart of a jasmine field, delivering heady, liqueur-like notes with deliciously fruity nuances.
Tiffany & Co. unveils vibrant HardWear
For nearly two centuries, colour has been central to Tiffany & Co.’s creative world, from stained glass masterpieces to its signature hue in today’s iconic jewellery collections. To celebrate its place in the world of colour, nine HardWear by Tiffany designs have been unveiled, crafted in 18k gold and set with turquoise and lustrous Akoya pearls. Highlights include a convertible 34-inch necklace, distinguished by pyramid-shaped gold domes securing each stone—a refined design element that complements the rounded geometry of HardWear’s signature beads and U-shaped links.
Moncler revisits archival designs
Moncler Re/Icons 2026 revisits four styles from the brand’s pioneering past, from The Karakorum jacket of the 1950s to The Himalaya short down jacket that debuted in 2009. The collection, which was previewed during Paris Fashion Week earlier this month, expands beyond outerwear with full looks, such as windbreakers, T-shirts, pants and skirts. This is completed by beanies, balaclavas, silk-twill foulards and sunglasses inspired by vintage climbing goggles.
Aman Private Jet Expeditions
Aman and Remote Lands mark another year of a long-standing collaboration with a series of five Private Jet Expeditions across Asia, Europe and the Middle East. Designed for 16 to 18 travellers, each journey combines stays at Aman sanctuaries with private aviation and curated experiences, taking you to places of cultural, spiritual and natural significance.
Delvaux brings Haute Maroquinerie into full bloom
Delvaux, the world’s oldest fine leather brand, brings high-fashion leather craftsmanship into bloom through avant-garde leather manipulation and architectural design. Look forward to floral creations that translate Belgium’s artistic heritage into dimensional leather marquetry, centred around “Arsenal leather”, Delvaux’s signature interlocking construction inspired by the brickwork of its headquarters in Brussels.
In case you missed it:
The Rolex Perpetual Padellone imbues the annual calendar with modern distinction
Taking inspiration from a vintage model of the 1940s, the Perpetual Padellone ups the ante with its technically impressive new movement and regal disposition.
House Of Glen Grant introduces 12-Year-Old sherry cask finish
The distillery’s new Sherry Cask Finish, launching in Singapore as one of its first Southeast Asian markets, is a test of whether that balance survives contact with a cask built to dominate.
The MY26 Maserati Grecale now comes in two new shades of rebellion
Maserati Singapore dresses the MY26 Grecale in Verde Royale and Devil Orange, two vivid arguments a step away from the island’s monochrome sea of silver SUVs.
Featured photo by Jaguar
