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Martine Assouline celebrates the release of Brigitte Bardot: Intimate with a curation of her favorite films, several of which star Bardot herself.

As tennis returns to New York City, we reflect on the early years that shaped an extraordinary career on the sport's biggest stage.

The fashion designer shares his most treasured pieces.

The traditional orange component of the cocktail gets a brilliant upgrade with the mandarin's distinctive sweetness.

The award-winning interior designer shares her tips on how to style the Assouline Library Collection.

From Cartier to Chrome Hearts, the visionary behind one of fashion’s most forward boutiques brings style and spontaneity to her jewelry box. 

In a bold fusion of orchard and oak, the brand's West Coast ambassador, Brett Bayly, blends bright sherry with their celebrated 12-year doublewood.

The Connaught's Director of Mixology brings his artistic vision from the bar to the camera with his debut photography exhibition, Martini Icons, at Maison Assouline.

From the storied curves of Le Mans to the polished lawns of Lake Como, these automotive showcases are less about horsepower and more about heritage, design and the art of the automobile.

From Melville to Margiela, the sea continues to shape the creative landscape of literature, fashion, film and design.

Adorning the wrists of sports titans Rafael Nadal and Lewis Hamilton, to cultural luminaries Michelle Yeoh and Pharrell Williams, these timepieces stand as the definitive expression of mechanical artistry.

In celebration of the Assouline Library Collection, the designer offers tips on creating a space that’s as visually compelling as it is personal.

This take on a Last Word captures Mexico's soul in a glass—an earthy spirit blended with vibrant maraschino liqueur and fresh lime juice.

The collaborator and designer shares how Assouline's new Library Collection embodies its cultural philosophy.

From couture to comedy, these mother-child duos prove that creativity is a family affair.

For the largest rug manufacturer in the world, designs aren’t created solely in studios or on digital screens. They are imagined—and reimagined—by the artisans themselves: women and men who turn deadstock yarn into works of art.