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Summer’s here, and the desire for moments of relaxation or adventure is in the air; whether it's lounging on a sun-soaked beach or exploring a remote corner of the world. In this week’s newsletter, we dive into the evolving sector of luxury travel and experiences, and how they’re shifting to meet the desires of today’s travellers. With a few suggestions for where to stay and dine.
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The city has changed since those days: the crowds have grown, the pace quickened. And yet, Marrakech still holds pockets of the same magic; alleys humming with life, souks spilling over with colour and spice, courtyards where time seems to slow.
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BRANDSCAPES #2. Saint Laurent’s Marrakech

This article is part of a series exploring iconic brands through the places that shaped them - tracing how landscape, memory, and culture become the fabric of a brand's world. This time, we step into one of Morocco’s most magnetic cities, a place that captured Yves Saint Laurent’s heart and became his lifelong sanctuary.

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When Yves Saint Laurent first arrived in Marrakech in February 1966, the city was still a secret passed quietly among a coterie of artists and wanderers. He and his partner Pierre Bergé checked into La Mamounia - then a faded remnant of its glamorous past - and within days, they had bought their first home: Dar el-Hanch, the House of the Snake, named for a large serpent Saint Laurent painted across its living room wall.

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I describe a wild and sea-carved gateway, evoking a sense of awe and humility.a month

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