A rare copy of Superman’s comic-book debut sold for a record-setting $3,207,852 million on eBay – the highest amount ever paid for a comic book. To many comic collectors, this is the holy grail – the 1938 book in which the superhero first appeared, was graded at 9.0 on a 10-point scale used to measure vintage comic books’ condition. ComicConnect.com, an online auction site owned by New York comics dealers Stephen Fishler
French automaker Bugatti unveiled at Pebble Beach last week a special car, the Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Vitesse 1 “1 of 1”. Commissioned by a customer in Singapore, this one-of-a-kind Vitesse sports the historical Bugatti family colors of black and yellow, continuing the tradition of models such as the Type 41 Royale, Type 55 and … Read more
Say hello to the Louis Vuitton Crocodile Lady Bag PM, one of the first bags designed by the new creative director Nicolas Ghesquiere for Louis Vuitton. Made entirely out of crocodile, featuring two finishes of croc: black and a rich cognac brown, the Louis Vuitton Crocodile Lady Bag PM which made its public debut in … Read more
Celebrating the six Bugatti Veyron Legends Edition cars, French automaker has unveiled at Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance this weekend a special lifestyle collection. Called the “Les Le´gendes de Bugatti” the line features six outfits for men and women mirroring the theme of each Bugatti Legend. “The Bugatti Legends Capsule Collection is an authentic example of … Read more
Forbes magazine has released its annual list of the 10 highest-paid models for 2014, and it is once again none other than Gisele. The 34-year-old Brazilian supermodel has earned roughly $47 million in the past 12 months, according to the business magazine; It’s the eighth year in a row that Bundchen has topped the list. Coming in at second place are Doutzen Kroes and Adriana Lima, who both earned about
The world’s very first Range Rover bearing chassis #001, is set to go under the hammer at The Salon Privé Sale in London on September 4. Hosted by Silverstone Auctions, the car is expected to sell for between £100,000 and £140,000 ($167,000 to $235,000 at today’s rates). Speaking on the sale of this historical car, … Read more
