“No Dior, no Dietrich.”
Last night at LACMA, Jonathan Anderson presented his first Cruise show for Dior — a love letter to old Hollywood and everything the maison represents in cinema.
Sheer chiffon, blooming rosettes, the Bar jacket reimagined with fringe, silver-embroidered denim, and dresses glowing beneath the headlights of vintage Cadillacs. Film noir as the backdrop. California as inspiration.
@dior
New York City design week returns to the Big Apple with over 163,000 designers, innovators, industry leaders, and enthusiasts coming together for NYCxDesign Festival.
Visit Hotbook.usa for the full insider’s design week guide.
In conversation with Karen Huber on shaping contemporary art in Mexico through dialogue, collaboration, and a vision that continues to connect the local scene with the international art world. Read more at hotbook.us
More than a destination, San Cristóbal de las Casas is a feeling—where mountains, cobblestone streets, and the soul of Chiapas converge in one of Mexico’s most captivating escapes. Read more at hotbook.us
Originally from Montreal, Gab Bois transforms the familiar into the surreal—blending sculpture, design, and social critique through provocative visual worlds. Read more at hotbook.us
@gabbois
Summer 2026 isn’t about labels—it’s about intention. Linen, organic cotton, and raffia lead a quieter kind of luxury, where what you wear reflects how you choose to live. Read more at hotbook.us
Ten years ago, Pug Seal set out to redefine what a hotel could feel like. Today, it remains a study in thoughtful design, genuine hospitality, and the quiet luxury of feeling at home. Read more at hotbook.us
@pugseal
#HOTfashion In 1915, Gabrielle Chanel chose Biarritz to quietly redefine fashion. 110 years later, Matthieu Blazy returns to the same setting with the Cruise 2026/27 collection, a continuation of that legacy, reimagined for today. Read more at hotbook.us
Baja California Sur: where desert meets crystalline sea—Pacific drama on one side, the calm, transparent Sea of Cortez on the other. A journey made for moving, pausing, and discovering. Read more at hotbook.us
Beyond Saint-Tropez, Cannes, Monaco, and Nice, the French Riviera reveals a quieter allure—historic towns, coastal villages, ancient ruins, and perfume-laced enclaves waiting to be discovered. Read more at hotbook.us
