Robb Report

Huang’s photography has been featured regularly in The New York Times Magazine’s “Eat” column; she also shoots many of The New York Times’s restaurant reviews. Here, she captured the bare-bones, 200-calorie-a-day “meals” of the Buchinger Wilhelmi fas

We always planned to focus this issue of Robb Report on advances in the fields of health and wellness, but clearly over the last several months the urgency to explore all aspects of what it means to be strong, fit and resilient has grown. What direct

MB&F and L’Epée 1839 are boldly going where no man has gone before with their latest collaboration: the Starfleet Explorer desk clock. The timepiece resembles a space station, one with three small, colorful spaceships circling it. Seeming to hover ab

Electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicles—a.k.a. flying taxis—may finally be gaining wind under their wings. Though not one has won regulatory approval, more than 100 manufacturers have started up in the past 10 years, and the sector cou

As the Covid-19 pandemic took hold this spring, the number of travelers Stateside plummeted almost 90 percent compared to the same time last year, slumping to levels not seen since the pre-jet age of the 1950s. Danger, fear and uncertainty made a sum

Many summer camps across the country have been canceled this year, so one canny company came up with a personalized alternative. Camp Embark, from the namesake luxury-travel specialist, is the first customized, private summer camp. Clients can pick f

A lightweight suit can still pack a punch. Here, a sharply peaked lapel with a monochrome shirt-and-tie combo lend seersucker some high-style impact, while snuff-suede loafers keep everything breezy. Summer’s heat calls for evening wear with a sense

SOMEWHERE BETWEEN surgery and a day at the spa lies the “tweakment,” a new breed of non-invasive but effective aesthetic procedures for face and body. A precisely administered laser, needle or electromagnetic pulse can create small but significant ch

When Covid abruptly shuttered dine-in service for restaurants across the country, many of our favorites pivoted to offering their dishes as inventive, high-end take-away experiences. And even with restaurants now re-opening, the trend of luxury take-

The sports-watch boom continues. Parmigiani Fleurier, best known for its well-finished dress watches, has rejoined the fray in a big way with its new Tonda GT line, composed of three new models: the Tondagraph GT annual calendar chronograph plus a pa

Americans spend about 90 percent of our time indoors, according to the Environmental Protection Agency, so it’s no wonder an entire industry has cropped up to make our interior spaces smarter, more connected and futuristically convenient. But the cut

WHERE ELSE BUT Southern California would you encounter the idea of fusing art with wellness? And while Compound, the new cultural space opening in Long Beach in September, was designed with that very mission, the 15,000-square-foot destination is unl

The son of Moroccan immigrants, Ramdane Touhami created his first brand, the T-shirt line Teuchiland, when he was just 17 years old; a year later, he was homeless on the streets of Paris. Since then, the artist, designer and serial entrepreneur has t

Normally, only a fortunate few get to experience a Formula 1 machine, but New Zealand–based Rodin Cars is trying to change that. All that’s required, besides a trip to the island nation, are nerves of steel and some very good earplugs. Rodin is the b

As part of its Online Only: Shift/ Monterey program, RM Sotheby’s will highlight a 1980 BMW M1 Procar that competed in the IMSA GT Championship series. The vehicle stands out not only because it was driven by Al Unser Jr. but also because it’s presen

THE 2020 model year marks the first significant update of Yamaha’s flagship, the YZF-R1M, since its 2015 debut. The bike is already a technological tour de force, but the big news is the arrival of the electronically controlled, gas-charged Öhlins NP

The age of the super-SUV is upon us. As levels of both sport and utility have progressed exponentially, some kid carriers can now make more than 600 hp and perform at a threshold once the realm of Le Mans. Others offer refinement found in the most ex

At 600 feet in length, REV Ocean wears the crown of world’s largest yacht, edging out Azzam by 10 feet. Owner Kjell Inge Røkke, who made his fortune from fishing and offshore oil drilling, wanted his jewel to be more than just another placeholder in

IN 2012, Hilary Hemingway found herself crawling around the engine compartment of a boat docked outside Havana. “I’d been in many Hemingway homes,” she says, referring to her famous uncle, Ernest, “but I’d never been on Pilar. It was amazing access.”

Among the founding fathers of the audio industry, McIntosh Labs is a brand as popular now as it was during the golden age of hi-fi, a time when Dad smoked a pipe, sipped a scotch and listened to Frank on a swank stereo console. Famous for their cool

Thomas Edison invented the phonograph in 1877, nine years after Patek Philippe created its first wristwatch. And while every turntable will play you a record just as any watch will tell the time, the distinction between the merely functional and the

Arriving in the US later this year, the eagerly awaited ACH160 Exclusive is a step up from Airbus’s previous generation of executive helicopters. The new interior is a game changer, with its improved sound insulation and expansive, double-paned windo

THE PLANE flicks viciously onto its back. Suddenly, I’m staring straight over the nose of the little two-seat aircraft at waves that are zooming closer at an alarming rate. “Recover now,” says flight instructor Mark “Greeners” Greenfield in a voice t

From Jay Gatsby’s yellow Rolls-Royce to the sultry Jaguar E-Type of the 1960s to current supercars from McLaren and its rivals, the upper echelons of the British car industry have found enthusiastic patrons in America. And the Brits are grateful for

Toward the end of my father’s life, when his physical ability was greatly diminished, I gave him a shamelessly sentimental gift: an iPad full of memories. As a college student, he had played football for the University of Iowa in the early 1960s, so

Entrepreneur Dave Asprey’s end-of-life plans are quite simple, really, even if some of his ambitions sound laughably optimistic to most of us. “I want to die at a time and by a method of my own choosing, and keep doing awesome things until that day,”

Surrounded by the dramatic beauty of the Adirondack Mountains, the Lake Placid Horse Show caters to the best hunter/jumper riders in the country. By the close of competition, the notoriously challenging Grand Prix course is pocked and flattened by ha

Wake naturally. Vitamin B12 and occasional multivitamin and mineral. Vegetarian. Nightly meditation. 30 minutes of cardio and 10 minutes of weights, five days a week. “Regenerative gene therapies. I’m certain most people will take them in the next co

“A carefully crafted stack of 150 capsules a day,” including resveratrol, KetoPrime, Brain Octane and rapamycin. Bulletproof Diet, including intermittent fasting with Bulletproof Coffee; fast 24 to 56 hours once every month or two. “A short gratitude

Avoid: coffee after 2 p.m., heavy workouts after 6 p.m., alcohol during the week and heavy eating in the evening. Vitamin D, omega fatty acids, NMN, citrus bioflavonoid complex, fiber supplement, prebiotic supplement. Fasting-mimicking diet once ever

7.5 hours plus a 30-minute nap; in bed by 9 p.m. Vitamins D and B12, metformin. Walk or run minimum 10,000 steps a day; weights three times week. Green tea. “Another 25 years.” ■

Not long ago, a successful Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur decided to make a risky new investment he’d been toying with for years. “I’d just hit 50 and sold my second company,” he recalls. “I looked at myself and thought, I have another 20 years of

I should be miserable. I’d been cautioned: Watch out for day three. That’s when the demons begin to rage. I’m on a medically supervised 10-day fast that promises to help me shed some weight while also futureproofing that newly slimmed-down body again

It was a few hours after the arrival of the container—40 feet long, straight from Hong Kong and dense with the McCullough family’s earthly possessions—that the sneezing fits returned. So instead of reveling in unpacking and arranging in the way only

The late Edgar Bronfman Sr., the billionaire CEO of the Seagram empire, once said he prayed every time he boarded his private jet. Not particularly afraid of flying, he wasn’t imploring God to spare his life in this gravity-defying contraption. Rathe

Aston Martin’s new CEO, Tobias Moers, takes office this month. Even by the turbulent standards of a company that has gone bust seven times in its 107-year history, the crisis he’s parachuting into is possibly existential. Moers arrives from Mercedes’

As the culture at large goes through a reckoning sparked by the police killing of George Floyd, questions have arisen about what can be done to achieve racial parity across institutions and industries, beyond vague platitudes. Within the fashion comm

YACHT, RAILCAR, SPACE BALLOON: SHUTTERSTOCK ■