How a Bugatti race car ended up at the bottom of a lake and the incredible story of how it was rescued 75 years later.

The estate is anchored by a colonial-style home.

Africa’s rich, colorful aesthetic rendered in refined, finely crafted designs.

Our experts weigh in on what you should be eating and drinking on Thursday.

When time is of the essence, is a recycled gift the answer?

Two months ago, in the midst of New York Fashion Week’s manic, frenetic energy, Pharrell Williams sat in a silent wing of the Brooklyn Museum looking pensive, almost meditative. He’d just finished production on Ariana Grande’s album “Sweetener,” not to mention all the various singles (“Nice” and “Apes–t” for The Carters, “Skeletons” for Travis Scott’s “Astroworld,”) he’d pumped out over the course of 2018. He also had business deals to look out for: his line with Adidas and an upcoming collaboration with Chanel slated for 2019. Plus, he was at the museum that night hosting an event called Yellow Ball for hundreds of guests. So, yeah, he had some stuff on his mind.
But for the musician, businessman and creative, keeping his hands in all sorts of endeavors is an essential part of his process understanding the human experience, learning new things and telling stories. This is how he explains it, via FaceTime. It’s November now, and Williams is in California — so a pristine blue sky and palm trees are visible in the background of the parking lot outside of his recording studio, where he’s sitting. When he speaks, he has that same calm, self-assured nature he possessed while alone

Follow WWD on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.

Read More…

With upgrades in technology and trim, the four-door scored big points with us on a recent test drive.

Old man winter is knocking on the door…here are five ideas for how to keep warm.

Graff is transforming the massive gem into wearable designs.