You probably know Wolfgang Puck for his numerous restaurants often filled with famous guests such as the Obamas and Sir Elton John, his empire including saucepans and cookbooks, or perhaps for one of his more notorious restaurants, like Spago in Los Angeles. Now, the Austrian-born chef just opened his 26th fine-dining establishment in London, his first in Europe.

Chairman of Deutsch, Inc., Donny Deutsch never really had much interest in acquiring houses, planes or boats. Until recently. Deutsch purchased a townhouse in Manhattan’s Upper East Side and completely renovated the home into a contemporary white-on-white gallery of modern art in eye-popping colors.

Simon Fashion Now, presented by Braman Motorcars of Palm Beach and Bentley & Rolls-Royce, will hold a fashion event on September 23 and 24 at Town Centre at Boca Raton featuring fall fashion must-haves.

The cost of living a life of luxury in Asia has risen 11.7% in dollar terms over the past year, more than twice the inflation rate for Asia as a whole. Haute Living takes a closer look at the new cost of living the good life.

When it comes to fine dining, nothing should surprise us anymore. In fact, quirky trends are often welcome by those who enjoy splurging on the finer things in life. The Bazaar by José Andrés, located in Los Angeles’ SLS Hotel, has taken this concept and applied it to something you’ve possibly never seen before: a water menu.

Just when you thought you knew everything there was to know about New York, you find another hidden treasure. It’s the city that just keeps giving so here are 11 lesser-known bars that serve top-notch cocktails at elusive locations.

A Vacheron Constantin unique Grande Complication was recently sold for $1.8 million by Christie’s New York. James Ward Packard, the founder of Packard Motor Car Company, previously owned the exclusive timepiece.

The Only Watch auction will take place on September 23 in Monaco but the U.S. will get to preview the unique timepieces on September 9 in Los Angeles and September 12 in New York City.

Cathay Pacific Airways recently ordered eight 777 Freighters from Boeing and four 777-300ER to bring travelers from the U.S. to Asia and they have redesigned the business-class cabins for maximum comfort.