March | 2026 | WHAT WE ADORE MAGAZINE

COS Introduces Lightweight Cashmere for Spring March 6th, 2026Off

COS Introduces Spring Cashmere – Effortless Luxury for the New Season
Cashmere is usually associated with winter – thick scarves, heavy sweaters, and cold mornings.

Minimalism Perfected – Inside Loro Piana’s Just Bag March 6th, 2026Off

Loro Piana Introduces the “Just Bag”
– A Lesson in Quiet Luxury
In a world where fashion often shouts for attention, Loro Piana continues to do what it does best – whisper

Warhol, Banksy and Hammershøi Headline Phillips London Auctions March 6th, 2026Off

Phillips Unveils a Powerful Line-Up for Its Modern & Contemporary Art Sales in London
Every season, the art world gathers its attention around a few key moments.

Rockstone by Wilmotte – Sculpting Furniture From Stone March 6th, 2026Off

Rockstone by Wilmotte – Where Architecture Meets Stone
Some furniture is meant to decorate a room.

Usher and Friends Celebrate Olympic Spirit With Ralph Lauren March 6th, 2026Off

Ralph Lauren Celebrates Olympic Spirit in Milan With Usher and Friends
Milan knows how to celebrate style. Ralph Lauren knows how to celebrate heritage.

Sandstone Serenity: Inside Ibiza’s Most Luxurious Wellness Club March 6th, 2026Off

Wellness in Sandstone: Technogym x SEVEN Ibiza
In Ibiza, wellness often wears the scent of salt air and the hum of late afternoons.

The Science of Beautiful Hair – La Biosthétique’s Holistic Rituals March 6th, 2026Off

La Biosthétique Reinvents Beauty Rituals With “Les Méthodes”
Beauty, according to La Biosthétique, begins where most people rarely think to look: the scalp.

Ferréol Babin Blurs the Line Between Design and Art March 5th, 2026Off

Ferréol Babin Paints the Landscape Into Furniture
Furniture rarely asks us to pause.
Most of the time it simply exists – functional, discreet, quietly supporting our lives.

When Minimalism Feels Powerful – COS Spring Summer 2026 March 5th, 2026Off

COS Spring Summer 2026 – The Quiet Power of Modern Dressing
For Spring Summer 2026, the London-based label returns with a campaign that feels deliberate, restrained, and quiet