The Masterpiece fair happens twice a year, in London in June and in Hong Kong in October. It’s one of the world’s leading cross-collecting fairs, offering the finest works of art, design, furniture and jewellery, from antiquity to the present day—everything I love.

As a teenager growing up in Greenwich, Connecticut, I was aware all the cool older girls, like Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, wore Egyptian musk. We would buy it from a street vendor in New York City. I recently heard through a childhood friend that the same street vendor, Abdul Kareem, still produces the fragrance, which is sold online at Charlotte Vale-Allen. It smells of teen spirit.

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Held in Marfa, Texas, every April since 2014, Marfa Myths is a contemporary festival that encompasses music, the visual arts and film. Marfa is a place that’s not quite like any other; it was home to the late American minimalist master Donald Judd, and it has a slightly wacky, off-beat vibe. Marfa Myths captures the spirit of both.

More than 400 of the world’s best living spaces created by over 300 of the most influential people in interior design appear in one luxurious book, Interiors: The Greatest Rooms of the Century, by Phaidon editors. The book has an introduction by William Norwich and showcases houses of fashion icons such as Gianni Versace, Coco Chanel and Pierre Cardin.

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