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The future of luxury motoring has taken an unexpected turn. Elon Musk unveiled the next-generation Tesla Roadster in Texas, where the electric sports car lifted off the ground, flipped mid-air, and landed on its wheels during a demonstration. High-pressure gas thrusters developed with SpaceX technology powered the manoeuvre, bringing aerospace engineering into a world shaped by speed, design, and desire.

More than a car, the Roadster reflects an idea increasingly present in luxury: innovation must also surprise, offering experiences that once belonged to science fiction. Its flight-capable version, however, is not yet approved for public roads, and Tesla plans to begin production in 2028. For now, the question is how far this technology can go beyond a spectacular reveal.

El nuevo Tesla Roadster quiere llevar el lujo fuera del asfalto

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Louis Vuitton closed Paris Fashion Week by bringing the future to the heart of the Louvre. For its Spring/Summer 2027 women’s collection, Nicolas Ghesquière transformed the Cour Carrée into a sci-fi landscape, with flying cars covered in the house’s signature Damier pattern suspended above the runway.

While the set imagined a city of the future, the collection focused on something much closer: the body. Under the concept "Ergonomie," Ghesquière explored sheer fabrics, mesh, ultralight textures, and fluid silhouettes designed to move with the body. A balance of technology, functionality, and the spirit of travel that remains central to Louis Vuitton.

Louis Vuitton lleva el futuro al Louvre

Louis Vuitton cerró la Semana de la Moda de París llevando el futuro al corazón del Louvre. Para presentar su colección femenina Primavera/Verano 2027, Nicolas Ghesquière convirtió la Cour Carrée en un paisaje de ciencia ficción, con autos voladores cubiertos por el emblemático…

The independent label is bringing the logic of industrial design into accessories, creating metal pieces that look as though they came straight out of a robotics lab and landed in the wardrobe.

Behind Cherubim is a former Tesla design engineer who brought his experience in technical modeling and structural design into jewelry and accessories. The result is a collection of articulated, geometric pieces with an almost mechanical quality, including the Spine Belt Deluxe, inspired by the human spine and now one of the brand’s most recognizable designs.

Rather than simply decorating, Cherubim proposes another way of thinking about accessories: objects that function almost like miniature machines, turning engineering into part of their visual identity. Its growing presence online also reflects a new generation’s interest in bringing fashion, technology, and industrial design into the same language.

Cherubim convierte la ingeniería en joyería

La firma independiente está llevando la lógica del diseño…

Pull&Bear joins Disney and Formula 1® for its first-ever collaboration, with Mickey Mouse starring in a capsule that brings the energy of the racetrack to streetwear.

Inspired by the vintage aesthetic of racing teams and 1980s and ’90s sportswear, the collection features nylon jackets, hoodies, T-shirts and track pants in relaxed silhouettes designed to go beyond the track.

The capsule also includes graphics inspired by two major stops on the F1 calendar: the Madrid and Monza Grands Prix, blending motorsport references with Disney’s pop-culture universe.

From the racetrack to the streets: Mickey is racing in style.

Pull&Bear, Disney y F1 se van a las pistas

NISMO, Nissan’s high-performance division, has teamed up with London-based studio LOUD MOUTH LDN to create a custom collection of grillz inspired by four iconic models: the Formula E GEN3 Evo, Z GT500, R34 Skyline GT-R, and R34 Pennzoil.

Handcrafted with chrome finishes, colored enamel, and patterns drawn from the cars’ designs, the pieces were created to celebrate the end of the Formula E season in London.

An unexpected collision of automotive engineering, street culture, and design, bringing the visual language of racing straight to your smile.

Nismo lleva los autos a los grillz

NISMO, la división de alto rendimiento de Nissan, se alió con el estudio londinense LOUD MOUTH LDN para crear una colección de grillz inspirada en cuatro modelos: Formula E GEN3 Evo, Z GT500, R34 Skyline GT-R y R34 Pennzoil.

Louis Vuitton is taking leather craftsmanship far beyond luggage. The French maison has joined forces with Singer Vehicle Design to reimagine two Porsche 911 Type 964s through its signature design codes and craftsmanship.

The result is two collector’s pieces: a Classic Coupé in saffron yellow and cobalt blue, inspired by Louis Vuitton’s historic luggage archives, and a white Classic Turbo Cabriolet featuring fine wood interiors inspired by the classic motoscafi of the Italian Riviera.

But the luxury doesn’t stop at the cars. Each Porsche comes with a complete travel universe: bespoke luggage, clothing, driving gloves, helmets, watches, and accessories designed to complement the experience.

Because when Louis Vuitton enters the automotive world, luggage no longer accompanies the journey. It becomes part of the artwork.

Louis Vuitton convierte un Porsche en una pieza de lujo