Elements of Jaguar’s rebrand begin making sense now that its Type 00 concept has been unveiled at Miami Art Week, a fitting venue given that Jaguar owners say they have an appreciation for art. Jack Yan looks at the design, having considered the rebrand in isolation earlier […]
What does Jaguar’s new brand suggest about its future? Jack Yan considers what could lie around the corner […]
MG Motor’s dedication to cracking the Australian and New Zealand markets has worked, and the company is gearing up to make an even greater push with a new generation of models. Jack Yan reports from the new-generation ZS’s press launch […]
Dancers at the top of their profession, a familiar Mendelssohn score, and cleverly choreographed (and at times humorous)—A Midsummer Night’s Dream returns at the Royal New Zealand Ballet. Jack Yan reviews it on opening night […]
Jack Yan looks at the events that led up to Lucire first appearing in print for retail sale, this month, 20 years ago […]
Jack Yan pays tribute to a forward-thinking and generous friend of this magazine […]
Having been so optimistic for many years, 2024 is when we have to sound more alarm bells about where technology is taking us, writes Jack Yan […]
The newest Little Book, Lilla boken om Panos: historien om den ikoniska badmodedesignern, has now been released in Sweden and Finland. Jack Yan provides some insights on it as the book’s author […]
The celebrity is far from dead, not supplanted by influencers—in part because the World Wide Web has been plagued with bots, and Google has failed to stem their tide, writes Jack Yan […]
The former World of Wearable Art Supreme Award winner, who has multiple sclerosis, needs our help. Jack Yan explains […]
