, a single page brings fashion and jewelry to stunning new life, courtesy of photographers likeAhead, look back through the past year’s pages that bring out the artistry in high fashion and jewels.The monarchy seems to have a fascination with the stars, from King Charles II’s founding of the Royal Observatory in 1675 to “royal astrologer” Debbie Frank, who became friendly with Princess Diana at the end of the ’80s.
— Daisy Shaw-EllisIn 1926, Rolex created its first waterproof timepiece and named it after one of nature’s most divinely ensconced sea dwellers: the oyster. Almost a century later the watch, a favorite on wrists of bankers and celebrities alike, has scored some major updates, including an array of bold lacquer dial colors and an extended power reserve.