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Iman on Building an Empire and Why She Dismisses the Word Icon Barry Samaha © Ugg A first look at the fashion and beauty icon's campaign for the cozy footwear company. In an era when wearing oversized sweats is standard, Iman has characteristically done things differently. The Somalia-born model, businesswoman, philanthropist, and veritable fashion legend (a true powerhouse) has spent her time in quarantine in a stream of chic outfits—with a full beat, no less—on her Instagram account. It’s not surprising, seeing as she was a muse of Thierry Mugler and Yves Saint Laur...

A first look at the fashion and beauty icon's campaign for the cozy footwear company.

For Sale: Mini with Two Yamaha R1 Engines This Classic Mini is for sale on Quick and Big in Canterbury, England for £21,500 or about $29,033. The car was built by Z Cars in 2001 with over £38,000 in build receipts. Sitting in back are two 1998 Yamaha R1 998 cc motorcycle engines producing a combined 340 horsepower. They are paired with two six-speed sequential transmissions with straight-cut gears and Barnett Racing clutches. Power is then sent through a Z Cars central gear drive and Quaife limited-slip differential. The car can be driven with one engine running while the other is neutral. ...

A MINI Christmas fairytale from the forests of Finland He is known the world over as the 'Rally Professor', but too much theory puts a damper on the mood of even the most ardent specialist at some point. Owing to the lockdown regulations, Rauno Aaltonen had to stay at home in Finland over the past eight months. No outings onto the rally track, no tests of strength in historic competitions, no practice training sessions instructing young learners with a passion for motor sport. Meanwhile, Aaltonen is 82-years old but the itch to floor the pedal has never really gone away.

“When it comes to drawing on or customising anything that I’m wearing, it always takes me back to when I was a kid in class,” says Woo of putting his spin on a brand classic. “As a kid, I loved drawing on everything. I just wanted to make things a little bit personalised. I always drew little flowers, my spider (which hints that there’s something bigger to be woven), and barbed wire because I’m always a little bit guarded, but beneath it, I’m very gentle in a sense. [I drew] my little motifs and my Woo eyes because the two Os in my name always reminded me of...