Within a few days of Russia's invasion of Ukraine on February 24, Ukrainians and Russians cancelled reservations for trips, disastrous for Turkey's tourism revival.

A growing number of white-collar Indonesians rely on healthy catering services to shape their diet.

Stock market investing used to be a niche pursuit, but as it gains popularity among everyday people, experts warn of the risks.

With Dior's models sporting a range of protective gear -- from shoulder pads to tops that looked like bulletproof vests -- it was hard not to think of the news from eastern Europe. 

The stars came out for the opening night of Paris Fashion Week on Monday, which looked set for a return to pre-pandemic normalcy until the war in Ukraine forced organizers to strike a somber tone.

Giorgio Armani switched off the music to hold his Milan fashion show in silence on Sunday out of respect for the people caught in the Ukrainian conflict.

The fashion set put their best face forward on Thursday, despite worries over the invasion of Ukraine, as guests and workers of Milan Fashion Week vowed to go on with the shows.

The fashion set put their best face forward on Thursday despite worries over the invasion of Ukraine, as Milan Fashion Week guests and workers vowed to go on with the shows.

Dogs are deeply affected by the deaths of canine companions, eating and playing less and seeking attention more following a loss, a large scientific study said.

Wong Sim transforms male sensuality into a respectable, artistic statement. A little hint: it is not always about perfect bodies.

Indonesians with unique names share how it has affected their life and luck.

Dubai opened its Museum of the Future on Tuesday, a spectacular structure it is touting as the world's most beautiful building.

With the Australian border reopened, Indonesian hospitality industry players hope to return with vigor.

From facial scrubs using coffee grounds to clothes made from plastic bottles and furniture decorated with agave fibers, efforts to upcycle or repurpose waste are gaining traction in Britain.

Turkish designer Bora Aksu mixed Renaissance and grunge for his latest womenswear collection on Friday while Poster Girl looked to the ski slopes, as Fashion Week kicked off in London.

Studying abroad offers the privilege of seeing the world; however, it often comes with a price, from an ‘invisible’ hard-work ethos to discrimination.

Sneakers made from banana or pineapple leaves, dresses from nettles or fish scales — the search for sustainable materials has taken the fashion industry to some wild places.

Italy's espresso is a prized social and cultural ritual the country considers a national heritage worthy of UNESCO status.

Immobility can deteriorate the condition of cars during the pandemic as people travel less. Mercedes-Benz has expanded their ExpressService just in time to keep all Benz cars in check.

Clothing brand Everyday joins forces with sociopreneur Melati Wijsen to create an eco-conscious collection amid a fashion industry in flux

Saint Valentine's Day may now be celebrated worldwide but traditions are often very different — and sometimes have nothing at all to do with romance.

While sales surge and Valentine's gifts become more common among the youthful Saudi population, the word "Valentine's" is nowhere to be seen.

Tens of thousands of Iranians drove through Tehran on Friday to mark the 43rd anniversary of the country's Islamic Revolution, staying in their vehicles because of Covid restrictions.

Indonesian "artisans" are recreating vintage cars as a labor of love, making it possible for classic car enthusiasts to own one.

The viral word puzzle Wordle has become the world’s latest craze, giving rise to dozens of versions of the game in other languages, including Indonesian.

A union representing Starbucks employees accused the coffee chain of firing workers attempting to organize in the US state of Tennessee.

With a return to physical shows in September following virtual fashion weeks earlier in the pandemic, organizers are embracing a "new normal" mix of in-person and digital presentations.

The leading luxury automotive brand increases sale numbers through technology breakthroughs and customer care innovations.

Marcel Duchamp scandalized the art world in 1917 when he submitted a urinal as his entry to a prestigious competition. A century later, an American artist known as “Robness” sparked his own controversy by selling a non-fungible token (NFT) of a rubbish bin for $252,000.

Raffles Bali aims to redefine what the resort experience means during pandemic times