The second “star-architect” that we held our Q&A with was Eric Carlson of Carbondale Studio.

We asked three of our “star-architects” a few questions to understand how they approached their projects, particularly how they fused Dolce&Gabbana’s heritage to that of a city. First up in our Q&A is Steven Harris from Steven Harris Architects.

Every boutique is aimed at showcasing its own sense of uniqueness, epitomising the fusion of Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana with the local culture and heritage of the country the store is situated in.

Temples and skyscrapers, enchanting gardens and natural oases, karaoke and tuna auctions: where to start in order to enjoy the variety of Tokyo?

Dolce&Gabbana and Smeg join creative forces to create Sicily is my Love, a truly Made in Italy project where experts from the worlds of high fashion and design meet and merge to create unique domestic appliances that uncover an Italian story.

Dolce&Gabbana inaugurates its first boutique on Saint Barthélemy, adding a precious tile with a distinctly Caribbean flavour to the mosaic of new shops around the world.

To mark the opening of the Milanese Opera season 2016/17 on the 7th December with Madame Butterfly, the windows of the Spiga 2 store will be decorated with miniature scenes of 13 Italian operas.

The Special Administrative Region of Hong Kong has earned its place on many travellers’ bucket lists as a must visit reality. This haven of multi culturalism, capitalism, modernity and old world British as well a ancient Chinese culture in the South China Sea is a truly a unique destination. Here are 10 things to do to experience the best and most diverse Hong Kong.

From the “Italian Saint Moritz” to the authentic Sud Tyrol charm of Val Gardena, passing by skiing on the Mont Blanc, here are five of the best skiing destinations in Italy.