Bye Superfly, Hello V2O

The old Japanese favorite takes Bangkok by storm. By Mim Koletschka, photography by Sonia Boonchanasukit (read more...)

New trends and terms in the world of luxury living. By Alisara Chirapongse, illustration by Temsiri Pothipattananont

Inflation is rising. Politics are a mess. Gas prices are at a record high. With the “credit crunch” raging, even big spenders think twice about splashing out on not-so-essential products. According to a July report by The Nation, big luxury brands are already seeing the effects with a downward slide in the first half of the year—and it’s getting worse.

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Four professional agencies to help you design your dream trip. By Sharon Kaserer and Kevalin Athayu (read more...)

Pomm Jitpratuk gives us an insight into the big-eyed female subjects that are lost in Lubland. See +art page 22.

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Fed up with that stack of clothes you never wear using up valuable wardrobe space? We spoke to one of the organizers of the all-day charity event Donations from Friends, Phil Mani, to find out how you can put those unwanted threads to better use. (read more...)

For nearly four centuries, the Trimbach family has been making wines in the French region of Alsace, and their aromatic whites are among the world’s best. Here co-owner Hubert talks about his favorite grape: riesling. (read more...)

Born with a craze for music Ashwani Pawa never thought he would take it up professionally. And yet, he has comfortably edged his way into the Indian music scene in Bangkok and plans to bring the best of East and West together at Indigo Night II. See +nightlife page 18. (read more...)

Musically, Crescendo means to gradually get louder and this quintet certainly lives up to their moniker. (read more...)

Best known for her catchy, salacious and in-your-face luuk thung tunes, the popular singer believes good karma and strong work ethics are the keys to her success, even if they haven’t found her a husband just yet! (read more...)