CONNECTIONS · MONTE CARLO

At just a little over one square mile, Monaco is the world’s second smallest country - only the Vatican is smaller. The tiny nation, surrounded by France on three sides a beach on the fourth, packs luxury, Michelin starred restaurants, a harbor with a flotilla of multi-million dollar yachts, five star hotels and high fashion shopping into that mile, making it a playground for the rich and famous for over 150 years.

MONACO STYLE

A tuxedo is an absolute must for Monaco. You’ll feel at home from the world-class restaurants to the baccarat table. A thin shawl collar, like Monaco, is a classic that will never go out of style and evokes the era when American actress Grace Kelly became Princess Grace of Monaco.

EAT

Renowned chef Joël Robuchon has 26 Michelin Stars across his 17 restaurants. Joël Robuchon, the restaurant bearing his name, owns two of them. The Mediterranean- influenced selection of prix-fixe cuisine focuses on the highest quality ingredients in a dining room with an open kitchen and sweeping terrace views.

PLAY

There’s a reason the Casino De Monte-Carlo has appeared in two James Bond films. The Belle Epoque architecture of the building, that first opened its doors in 1863, evokes the luxury and joie de vivre of Monaco. The classically appointed gaming rooms and terraces are the perfect backdrop for an evening of international intrigue in a bespoke tuxedo.

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Men Style Brands:

· Tuxedo: Dolce Gabanna

· Watch: L.U.C XPS Chopard

Credits:

· Men Model & Influencer: Tom Claeren

· Women Model: Victoria Bonya

· Location: Casino De Monte Carlo

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With info of Alton Lane | The Journal | By: GREG HOUSER