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Your lifestyle reflects your values. This section is brimming with inspirational articles on topics as varied as art, fashion, travel, design, architecture, health, sport, culture and wellness. How do you want your life to look? 

There are many ways in which you can shape your life. Your lifestyle says a lot more about you than simply what things you prefer to others. It is also an expression of what you are passionate about and what matters most to you. Fashion and style, travel and food, design and architecture, health and sport, art and culture, beauty and wellness - they all reflect your individual personality and values. Our lifestyle articles aim to bring you news from all these areas.

In the third episode of "Sip & Sparkle", sommeliers H.S.H. Princess Marie von und zu Liechtenstein and Lisa Bader discover sparkling wines from around the world.

Are classic cars precious collectors' items or smart investments?

Adelaide's secret is its calm energy; it's a city where you never rush, savour every sunset, and discover world-class culture and cuisine.

Low-hanging fruit, vibe shift, disruption: Corporate jargon is everywhere. Used well, it can sharpen ideas and foster belonging. Used badly, it clouds meaning and chips away at credibility.

Paavo Järvi, Music Director, Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich

How do you lead a world-class orchestra as an equal among equals? Paavo Järvi, Music Director of the Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, shares insights into his work - from communicating his musical vision and mentoring young talent to the enduring power of classical music.

What was once a binary choice - still or sparkling - has evolved into a ritual of discernment. Fine water has become the new frontier in luxury dining.

Jacqueline Siew from LGT Singapore reflects on how her city's love of food encapsulates its diverse, ambitious and welcoming spirit.

Playing makes us happy, stimulates our creativity and gives us a sense of freedom. But why are children so much better at playing than adults? And why is Homo economicus unable to play? Philosopher Christoph Quarch has some compelling answers.

Journaling is more than just a "top consumer trend for 2025". It's a return to something deeply human - a way to make sense of the world, and one of the most intimate and introspective acts we can engage in.

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Sparkling, please: Champagne, bubbly & Co.

Classic cars: when collecting becomes a passionate pursuit

My Adelaide: Sunsets, Shiraz, serendipity

Leading better - without the jargon

Paavo Järvi: "Passing on my knowledge is important to me"

Is water the new wine?

My Singapore: Home to so many flavours

The lost art of play

The return to pen and paper - a love letter to diary writing

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Sparkling, please: Champagne, bubbly & Co.

Classic cars: when collecting becomes a passionate pursuit

My Adelaide: Sunsets, Shiraz, serendipity

Leading better - without the jargon

Paavo Järvi: "Passing on my knowledge is important to me"

Is water the new wine?

My Singapore: Home to so many flavours

The lost art of play

The return to pen and paper - a love letter to diary writing

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