When OpenAI first introduced Sora, it felt like a whisper of what video-generation could be. With Sora 2, it’s a leap. The new model doesn’t just animate; it reasons. It doesn’t just render; it obeys physics. Realism is no longer an aspiration. It’s the baseline.

From Textiles to Atmosphere Copenhagen’s quiet luxury label Tekla Fabrics just expanded from the world of sheets and towels into something more ephemeral — scent.

In the saturated realm of emerging fashion, SYERA emerges not as a fleeting street label but as a curated world—one where atmosphere, narrative, and craftsmanship converge. Their debut collection, live as of August 15, 2025, invites you into a universe where rugged terrain meets elevated design.

Nothing is back with its third-generation true wireless earbuds, Ear (3), and this time, they’re pushing both material and feature upgrades while staying true to their transparent design DNA.

In an era obsessed with the new, Studio M3 challenges us to look back—to transform, repurpose, and uplift what already exists. Their recent exhibition, USM Haller Re-Framed, showcases how sustainable impulses and creative thinking can breathe new life into design icons.

RANE redefines professional DJ control once again with the RANE ONE MKII, an impressively upgraded successor to its acclaimed 2021 predecessor. Far from a mere refresh, this controller marries tactile tradition with modern capability—delivering vinyl-style control, stems-led creativity, and high-fidelity built-in effects—all within a sleek new aesthetic

Hasselblad raises the bar yet again with the X2D II 100C—the world's first medium-format camera to offer seamless, end-to-end HDR processing. Powered by a massive 100-megapixel backside‑illuminated CMOS sensor, this flagship model enables unmatched tonal range straight out of the box

Designed by Swiss visionaries Fritz Haller and Paul Schaerer, the Desk 1 is part of the iconic USM Haller collection, which has earned its place in MoMA’s permanent design collection avenue-road. Constructed from chromed steel tubes and powder-coated panels, this desk is engineered for durability and adaptability across decades

JJJJound has once again taken a performance icon and distilled it into its purest form. The latest collaboration with Salomon sees the return of the XT-6—originally engineered for ultra-distance trail running—reimagined for everyday wear without sacrificing its technical DNA.

In a dazzling fusion of heritage and contemporary artistry, S.T. Dupont partners with the luxury house Casablanca to unveil a Neo-Antique masterpiece: the Ligne 2 Mosaic-Casablanca lighter. This exclusive collaboration brings together the brands' passionate dedication to fine craftsmanship, sport-inspired symbolism, and timeless elegance.

DJI, long dominant in the drone and imaging space, just stepped into immersive content creation with the launch of its first-ever 360° camera: the Osmo 360. It’s not just an entry — it’s a statement.

At the heart of the Osmo 360 is a new 1-inch sensor, capable of shooting crisp 8K video at 50fps — an industry-first, according to DJI. But it's not just about resolution. The brand introduces a square sensor design, which increases usable imaging area by 25% over traditional rectangular sensors. More image, less waste. It’s also more power-efficient, pushing battery life further than its rivals.

When Quad founder Peter Walker debuted the world’s first full-range electrostatic loudspeaker in 1957, he didn’t just launch a product — he sparked a revolution. Today, that pioneering spirit lives on in the ESL 2812X and 2912X.

Cary Grant originally purchased this mid-century property in 1946 for just $46,000. Though he began renovating in the early 1970s, it was only after his passing in 1986 that a full transformation took hold. His widow, Barbara (née Harris, now Jaynes), alongside her current husband, developer David Jaynes, tore down the vintage home in 2014, crafting a sleek 15,700 square-foot contemporary mansion finished around 2022

Just days after dropping their first album in 16 years, Let God Sort Em Out (July 11, 2025), Clipse—Pusha T and Malice—dropped a first look at their new adidas Samba collab.

Launched in 2022, the INEOS Grenadier fused British grit with German precision. Now, in partnership with LETECH, INEOS unveils the Trialmaster—an expedition-ready rig built for true off-grid exploration. Outfitted with portal axles for 17.7 inches of ground clearance, it's engineered to tackle deep ruts, rocky trails, and water crossings with ease.

Teenage Engineering brings its signature minimalist design to the world of electric mopeds with the EPA-1, a collaboration with Vässla. Short for En Passar Alla ("one fits all"), the EPA-1 is built for flexibility, featuring 11 reinforced mounts for accessories and compatibility with both Class 1 (2,600W, ~28 mph) and Class 2 (1,000W, 15 mph) standards.

Beyond Aero is doubling down on the future of sustainable aviation with the latest evolution of its hydrogen-electric light jet, the BYA-1. The refined aircraft reflects a series of key engineering updates aimed at improving safety, efficiency, and regulatory readiness—keeping the French aerospace startup on track to deliver the first certified hydrogen-electric jet by 2030.

Few names in photography carry the cultural weight of Leica. This year, to mark 100 years since the groundbreaking Leica I changed the game in 1925, the brand is doing what it does best: honoring legacy with impeccable craftsmanship. Introducing the M11-D 100 Years of Leica Anniversary Set—an ultra-limited release that blends old-world aesthetic with modern engineering, made for purists, collectors, and lovers of timeless design.

Ferrari has always been synonymous with speed, precision, and boundary-pushing design—but until now, that story’s been written on pavement and track. With the reveal of Hypersail, a 100-foot foiling monohull yacht, Ferrari extends its obsession with performance to a new frontier: the open ocean.

This isn’t just a superyacht—it’s a floating laboratory for future-forward engineering. And like any true Ferrari, it’s built to fly.