TAG HEUER's MONACO iconic watch series is essentially a motor-racing inspired design.

Each bag is made by only one skilled craftsperson, from start to finish in Les Ateliers Hermes, on the outskirts of the French capital and can take on average, 48 hours.

The elliptical chair shattered all design conventions with its curving shape, which Jacobsen strived to perfect by experimenting with clay in his garage. It recreates a cocoon around the sitter, curving inwards the egg-shape it is named for.

Created in 1898 was presented by Czar Nicholas II to his wife, containing a surprise inside. Fabergé added a little mistery to this creation as the egg would have a secret opening method.

Andy Warhol’s legacy lives on: in the art world, in history and advertising.

Some models could even be transformed into full mobile wardrobes once opened on the side.

The suit was introduced originally in 1925 and it was the result of the revolutionary vision of Coco Chanel. The designer aimed to liberate women from corsets and long skirts, exuding elegance while being able to move freely.