The Curator of Modern Luxury
Editor-in-Chief
Alexandra has spent two decades navigating the intersection of luxury, culture, and commerce. Previously at British Vogue and The Financial Times' How to Spend It, she brings an editorial eye that balances aspiration with substance.
From The Row's understated elegance to Brunello Cucinelli's artisan cashmere, these are the houses that whisper rather than shout — and why the world is listening.
Which bags actually appreciate in value? We analyse a decade of resale data to reveal the handbags that outperform the stock market.
The five foundational pieces that will carry you from boardroom to weekend with effortless polish.
After six months of daily use, here is our honest assessment of The Row's most coveted handbag.
From gallery etiquette to spotting emerging talent, everything you need to know about building a meaningful art collection.
Five years after the Fashion Pact, we investigate whether the industry's green promises have translated into meaningful change.
From AI-powered personal shopping to the return of the department store, the forces reshaping how we buy luxury.
These houses prove that environmental responsibility and exquisite craftsmanship are not mutually exclusive.
Linens, crystal, florals, and the subtle alchemy of an evening your guests will never forget.
The year's most beautiful and significant volumes, from monumental monographs to intimate studio portraits.
How the post-pandemic shift has created an entirely new category of interior design — and the pieces worth investing in.