Particularly at this time of year, Jonathan Anderson’s LOEWE consistently produces collections that evoke reminiscence, serotonin, and joy. LOEWE has added a new bath line, which includes scrubs and lotions, to its LOEWE Paula’s Ibiza collection in this last week of July.

Paula’s Ibiza, a store from the 1970s created by Armin Heinemann and Stuart Rudnick and renowned for its loudly printed apparel and equally wild events, is a partner of LOEWE. Anderson was drawn to this vibe, in part because he frequently visited Ibiza.

Two new essentials in the bath line—a body scrub and cream—repeat the Balearic themes of LOEWE Paula’s Ibiza’s original Eau de Toilette from 2020 and the new “Eclectic” fragrance, created by Jonathan Anderson and the house’s perfumer, Nuria Cruelles, as a unisex scent that promises a heady mix of florals layered with Madagascan mandarin and black pepper.

The body scrub’s natural Spanish components, including Ibizan salt crystals, powdered olive and grape stones, grapeseed oil, and honey, combine with the distinctive “Eclectic” smell to create something that is as rich and juicy on the nose as it is on the body.

The new body cream comes next, which also combines natural ingredients to give the skin an almost water-like sense of hydration and an additional layer of the “Eclectic” smell. The new bath line comes in cylindrical glass jars with wooden covers that both nod to the earlier perfumes and evoke the energy of Ibiza’s earthy and naturalistic qualities.

You may purchase the new LOEWE Paula’s Ibiza bath collection as well as the perfumes online now at perfumesloewe.com and LOEWE.com.

All Photos Courtesy of LOEWE Paul’s Ibiza / Gray Sorrenti

The Anthénea is a floating luxury hotel suite where travellers can have real and unexpected experiences within the eco-luxury pod, by exploring island and terrestrial possibilities – made created entirely in France.

Anthenea provides a magical living environment and allows you to experience timeless moments in complete harmony with Nature, opens a portal onto the underwater world. Anthenea enhances the surroundings so that visitors have a remarkable sense of freedom.

Solar panels, two electric propulsion pods, a silent electric motor, and the use of sustainable materials are all included in this eco-friendly ship’s design. A day room with a sofa and minibar, a roof solarium with seating for up to 12 people, a 360-degree panoramic vision viewing area, and a night space with a circular bed and a bathtub are among the features of this supposed floating hotel suite.

The Anthénea, a sumptuous interpretation of the idea inspired by the floating pod from the 1977 movie The Spy Who Loved Me, was created by Jacques-Antoine Cesbron, Jean-Michel Ducancelle, and Yannick Littoux.

The Anthénea’s price can range from $365,000 USD for the smallest premium pod (9.4 metres in diameter) to $730,000 USD for the largest premium pod, depending on the buildout.

Find out more via their site on Anthénea – www.anthenea.fr/en/anthenea/

Today, there is a continued focus on improving grocery delivery services. Deliveroo are taking it one step further by collaborating with Morrisons to surprisingly open the doors to its first brick-and-mortar store in Oxford Street, London.

With the rise of fast grocery delivery services, the traditional “weekly shop” patterns seem to be a thing of the past as 40% of Londoners indicate that they only shop for food once every two to three days. Deliveroo claims that the new New Oxford Street location will satisfy the needs of busier Londoners who want to quickly pick up a few things for lunch or buy ingredients for their evening meal by placing an order in the app and picking it up on the way home.

The Deliveroo HOP store, which is located on 70 New Oxford Street in London, has over 1,750 food goods, including the “Ready to Eat” and “The Best” lines from Morrisons as well as pantry essentials, snacks, and supper ingredients. Customers can then order items via digital kiosks or the Deliveroo app for quick pickup.

Deliveroo chief operating officer, Eric French expresses how the store “promises a new way to shop for Deliveroo customers, giving them even greater flexibility and choice.” He added that the new store also looks to help boost the local area, “with nearly two thirds of shoppers saying they will visit other nearby shops as they come to shop with Deliveroo.”

The New Oxford Street location is the newest addition to the service as Deliveroo HOP (Deliveroo’s express delivery service) was initially introduced last year, currently available at 16 locations across the UK, Europe, Hong Kong, and the UAE.