Best In Class + 30

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+ Minimalism Meets Warmth

JDG Architectes blends clean, modern lines with an unmistakable sense of warmth, proving that minimalism doesn’t have to feel cold. Jean De Gastinnes is thoughtful of natural materials & unique spatial composition, seamlessly integrating architecture into its surroundings. Whether designing private residences or cultural spaces, JDG creates environments that feel both contemporary & deeply connected to their landscapes—where simplicity enhances, rather than diminishes, a sense of home.

+ Abjad Fonts

Abjad type foundry was founded in 2014 by Ali Almasri. Abjad is a multilingual front studio, published high quality Arabic typefaces to work for specific platforms, whether it’s a digital website, magazine, poster, book, or newspaper. Abjad also focuses on designing typefaces that work well in multilingual situations, where a matching Arabic & Latin typeface is needed.

+ Kitchen Confidential

Anthony Bourdain turned food into storytelling, exploring cultures with raw honesty & insatiable curiosity. From Kitchen Confidential to Parts Unknown, he celebrated the underbelly of cuisine, elevating street food as much as fine dining. His voice- sharp, unfiltered & deeply human- made the world feel both bigger & more connected, one meal at a time.

+ Bring Your ‘A’ Game

Malbon Golf, founded by Stephen & Erica Malbon, fuses streetwear energy with golf’s classic roots, redefining the sport’s aesthetic for a new generation. With bold graphics, relaxed silhouettes & a touch of irreverence, the brand brings skate & hip-hop influences to the fairway. More than apparel, Malbon cultivates a culture- where creativity, community & a fresh approach to the game take center stage.

+ Best In Class

The Bentley Boys, an elite group of British drivers in the 1920s, redefined motorsport with their audacity & love for luxury. These wealthy & adventurous individuals were at the forefront of Bentley Motors’ rise to prominence, using the brand’s powerful, high-performance cars to dominate iconic races like the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Known for their daredevil spirit & impeccable style, the Bentley Boys became symbols of both speed & sophistication. Their success on the track, coupled with bold, extravagant lifestyles, helped cement Bentley's reputation for producing automobiles that blended cutting-edge engineering with luxury.

+ Smashing It!

Maria Sharapova’s journey from tennis star to business mogul is a testament to her drive & versatility. After retiring from tennis in 2020, Sharapova fully embraced her entrepreneurial spirit, growing luxury candy brand, Sugarpova, into a global success. Beyond business, she has become a strong advocate for women in entrepreneurship, using her platform to empower others. But Sharapova's influence doesn't stop there- her impeccable sense of style has made her a fashion icon. Whether gracing the red carpet or attending high-profile events, her sophisticated tailored suits & elegant dresses- has earned her a place in the fashion world. From Grand Slam victories to business triumphs, Maria Sharapova continues to inspire.

+ The Lost Object

Hyland Mather, the Dutch artist known for his thought-provoking work, breathes new life into discarded items, transforming them into striking pieces of art that challenge the conventions of consumerism & waste. His creations offer a critique of modern society’s disposable culture, highlighting the overlooked beauty in objects deemed useless. By repurposing materials often forgotten, Mather sparks vital conversations about sustainability & the hidden potential in everyday items. His work serves as a reminder that creativity can find value where others see nothing, encouraging a shift in how we view both art & the environment

+ Fear and Loathing

Hunter S. Thompson revolutionized journalism with his raw, unfiltered style that blurred the lines between fact & fiction. His brand of "Gonzo" journalism was more about the personal experience & subjective truth than traditional objectivity. Thompson's most famous work, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, takes you on a wild ride through the chaotic world of 1960s counterculture, offering biting critiques of the American Dream. His work laid the foundation for the "new journalism" movement, influencing generations of writers & activists. Through his fearless pursuit of truth, Thompson forever altered the way stories are told.

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