The great fashion Houses have always played by their own rules, with quality remaining non-negotiable. The same discipline that goes into a perfectly constructed suit or a perfectly set stone is reflected in everything they touch. From hotels and restaurants to the products they put their name on, every detail is considered and no corners are cut. This MOJEH Men Weekend takes those rules seriously, with a stay at one of Dubai’s most considered resorts, lunch at one of the world’s most recognisable café concepts and a spa treatment from a House that has been perfecting its craft since 1946.
Where To Stay
Bvlgari has never been a House that does things halfway, and the resort that bears its name on the Jumeirah coastline is proof of that. Sitting on its own private island, the property translates the House’s Roman sensibility into a stay that feels as considered as the jewellery it was inspired by. Its two-night Bvlgari Retreat offer covers dining, wellness and access to La Spiaggia beach and pool, ensuring your itinerary includes all the essentials. Book Now.
Where To Eat
Tiffany & Co. opened its Blue Box Café at Dubai Mall in 2023, the first in the Middle East and fourth globally after New York, London and Hong Kong. Walk in and the House’s signature blue is splashed across walls, furniture and a ceiling installation of Tiffany Blue boxes. The all-day menu presents French-accented New York classics, allowing you to not only treat your significant other to a Breakfast at Tiffany’s experience, but swing by for post-shopping indulgences, too. Book Now.
Where To Relax
Dior Spa at The Lana in Dubai is the House’s first spa in the UAE, sitting on the 29th floor of the Dorchester Collection’s debut Middle East property. Among its treatments, the Iyashi Dôme is a standout for those searching for a post-holiday reset. Rooted in the Japanese ritual of Suna Ryoho, where the body is immersed in heated volcanic sand, the treatment reinterprets that tradition through advanced infrared technology that works through the tissue to support detoxification and improve metabolism. Book Now.
News To Know
Louis Vuitton Menswear CATWALK offers a comprehensive look at what the House has built over more than two decades of standalone men’s shows; it compiles approximately 50 collections and over 1,200 catwalk images from January 2001 to the present day under Pharrell Williams. Published by Thames & Hudson, the coffee-table book is both a reference and a collectible object, tracing the evolution of Louis Vuitton menswear through its silhouettes, accessories and set designs. Available from 5 November.
