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Daily Life In Old Quebec City
A sign stands outside a McDonald's restaurant in Old Quebec City, Quebec, Canada, on June 23, 2025. (Photo by Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Old Quebec City
A McDonald's restaurant is in Old Quebec City, Quebec, Canada, on June 23, 2025. (Photo by Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto) -
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Tesla Cybertruck Decorated With Pokemon Characters
Tesla Cybertruck is decorated with Pokemon characters in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on June 29, 2025. (Photo by Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto) -
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Utimate beer glass said to make ale taste better
Ferrari Press Agency
Titanium 1
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30/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Progress Design
A beer glass made with titanium and developed in a lab is hoping to help drinkers enjoy their booze more.
The minimalist Prism is meant to encourage people to slow down and savour the beer drinking ritual.
The Japanese maker Progress Design claims the gently flared shape enhances the smoothness of every sip, while the aerospace-grade titanium preserves flavour.
The metal coats the 375 ml glass inside and out and is claimed to neutralise metallic aftertastes and gently break down off-notes preserving only the true flavour of the drink in it.
A gently flared rim is said to improve mouthfeel and guide beer smoothly across the palate, softening texture and lifting aroma.
Etched patterns carry a centuries-old Japanese wish for prosperity and continuity.
OPS: The Prism beer glass comes in two finishes. Silver (left) and Infinite (right)
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Utimate beer glass said to make ale taste better
Ferrari Press Agency
Titanium 1
Ref 16950
30/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Progress Design
A beer glass made with titanium and developed in a lab is hoping to help drinkers enjoy their booze more.
The minimalist Prism is meant to encourage people to slow down and savour the beer drinking ritual.
The Japanese maker Progress Design claims the gently flared shape enhances the smoothness of every sip, while the aerospace-grade titanium preserves flavour.
The metal coats the 375 ml glass inside and out and is claimed to neutralise metallic aftertastes and gently break down off-notes preserving only the true flavour of the drink in it.
A gently flared rim is said to improve mouthfeel and guide beer smoothly across the palate, softening texture and lifting aroma.
Etched patterns carry a centuries-old Japanese wish for prosperity and continuity.
OPS: The Prism beer glass comes in two finishes. Silver (left) and Infinite (right)
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Utimate beer glass said to make ale taste better
Ferrari Press Agency
Titanium 1
Ref 16950
30/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Progress Design
A beer glass made with titanium and developed in a lab is hoping to help drinkers enjoy their booze more.
The minimalist Prism is meant to encourage people to slow down and savour the beer drinking ritual.
The Japanese maker Progress Design claims the gently flared shape enhances the smoothness of every sip, while the aerospace-grade titanium preserves flavour.
The metal coats the 375 ml glass inside and out and is claimed to neutralise metallic aftertastes and gently break down off-notes preserving only the true flavour of the drink in it.
A gently flared rim is said to improve mouthfeel and guide beer smoothly across the palate, softening texture and lifting aroma.
Etched patterns carry a centuries-old Japanese wish for prosperity and continuity.
OPS: The Prism beer glass comes in two finishes. Silver (left) and Infinite (right)
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Utimate beer glass said to make ale taste better
Ferrari Press Agency
Titanium 1
Ref 16950
30/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Progress Design
A beer glass made with titanium and developed in a lab is hoping to help drinkers enjoy their booze more.
The minimalist Prism is meant to encourage people to slow down and savour the beer drinking ritual.
The Japanese maker Progress Design claims the gently flared shape enhances the smoothness of every sip, while the aerospace-grade titanium preserves flavour.
The metal coats the 375 ml glass inside and out and is claimed to neutralise metallic aftertastes and gently break down off-notes preserving only the true flavour of the drink in it.
A gently flared rim is said to improve mouthfeel and guide beer smoothly across the palate, softening texture and lifting aroma.
Etched patterns carry a centuries-old Japanese wish for prosperity and continuity.
OPS: The Prism beer glass titanium covering is so thin, the beer can still be seen inside
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Dubai Travel
March 16, 2025 - Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Asia: Interior view of a car showroom with luxury class sportscars at a car dealer. (Olaf Schuelke / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Daily Life In Toronto, Canada
Dubai kunafa chocolate bars are displayed at a shop in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on June 14, 2025. The Dubai Kunafa (kadayif) Chocolate combines creamy milk chocolate and crunchy kunafa. (Photo by Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto) -
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The €1.36 million euros parasol
Ferrari Press Agency
Parasol 1
Ref 16919
20/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Debbie Wingham
A €1.36 million euros parasol has been unveiled — to celebrate the official start of Summer.
Italian luxury umbrella manufacturer Il Marchesato has joined forces with UK artist and bespoke luxury event organiser Debbie Wingham.
It has been described as the world’s most expensive parasol.
It is waterproof so also works as an umbrella.
British-bornWingham is the designer behind some of the world’s most extravagant creations, from diamond-encrusted gowns and shoes to oner-off objects d’art.
The parasol features 24-carat gold hardware as well as a a dual-layer fabric waterproof fabric covering offering full UV protection.
The canopy is lined with a baroque pattern, adorned with elaborate floral brooches embroidered with real diamonds and pearls.
Wingham joined with Il Marchesato for a commissioning client who was said to be particularly passionate about sun protection, valuing skincare and UV defence as much as shelter from the rain.
The client approached Wingham with a collection of heirloom diamonds gifted by grandparents to create “something extraordinary.”
OPS: The €1.36 million euros parasol/umbrella by Debbie Wingham and Il Marchesato.
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The €1.36 million euros parasol
Ferrari Press Agency
Parasol 1
Ref 16919
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Debbie Wingham
A €1.36 million euros parasol has been unveiled — to celebrate the official start of Summer.
Italian luxury umbrella manufacturer Il Marchesato has joined forces with UK artist and bespoke luxury event organiser Debbie Wingham.
It has been described as the world’s most expensive parasol.
It is waterproof so also works as an umbrella.
British-bornWingham is the designer behind some of the world’s most extravagant creations, from diamond-encrusted gowns and shoes to oner-off objects d’art.
The parasol features 24-carat gold hardware as well as a a dual-layer fabric waterproof fabric covering offering full UV protection.
The canopy is lined with a baroque pattern, adorned with elaborate floral brooches embroidered with real diamonds and pearls.
Wingham joined with Il Marchesato for a commissioning client who was said to be particularly passionate about sun protection, valuing skincare and UV defence as much as shelter from the rain.
The client approached Wingham with a collection of heirloom diamonds gifted by grandparents to create “something extraordinary.”
OPS: The €1.36 million euros parasol/umbrella by Debbie Wingham and Il Marchesato.Debbe Wingham working on the parasol.
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The €1.36 million euros parasol
Ferrari Press Agency
Parasol 1
Ref 16919
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Debbie Wingham
A €1.36 million euros parasol has been unveiled — to celebrate the official start of Summer.
Italian luxury umbrella manufacturer Il Marchesato has joined forces with UK artist and bespoke luxury event organiser Debbie Wingham.
It has been described as the world’s most expensive parasol.
It is waterproof so also works as an umbrella.
British-bornWingham is the designer behind some of the world’s most extravagant creations, from diamond-encrusted gowns and shoes to oner-off objects d’art.
The parasol features 24-carat gold hardware as well as a a dual-layer fabric waterproof fabric covering offering full UV protection.
The canopy is lined with a baroque pattern, adorned with elaborate floral brooches embroidered with real diamonds and pearls.
Wingham joined with Il Marchesato for a commissioning client who was said to be particularly passionate about sun protection, valuing skincare and UV defence as much as shelter from the rain.
The client approached Wingham with a collection of heirloom diamonds gifted by grandparents to create “something extraordinary.”
OPS: The €1.36 million euros parasol/umbrella by Debbie Wingham and Il Marchesato.Diamond and pearl details
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The €1.36 million euros parasol
Ferrari Press Agency
Parasol 1
Ref 16919
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Debbie Wingham
A €1.36 million euros parasol has been unveiled — to celebrate the official start of Summer.
Italian luxury umbrella manufacturer Il Marchesato has joined forces with UK artist and bespoke luxury event organiser Debbie Wingham.
It has been described as the world’s most expensive parasol.
It is waterproof so also works as an umbrella.
British-bornWingham is the designer behind some of the world’s most extravagant creations, from diamond-encrusted gowns and shoes to oner-off objects d’art.
The parasol features 24-carat gold hardware as well as a a dual-layer fabric waterproof fabric covering offering full UV protection.
The canopy is lined with a baroque pattern, adorned with elaborate floral brooches embroidered with real diamonds and pearls.
Wingham joined with Il Marchesato for a commissioning client who was said to be particularly passionate about sun protection, valuing skincare and UV defence as much as shelter from the rain.
The client approached Wingham with a collection of heirloom diamonds gifted by grandparents to create “something extraordinary.”
OPS: The €1.36 million euros parasol/umbrella by Debbie Wingham and Il Marchesato.Diamond and pearl details
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The €1.36 million euros parasol
Ferrari Press Agency
Parasol 1
Ref 16919
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Debbie Wingham
A €1.36 million euros parasol has been unveiled — to celebrate the official start of Summer.
Italian luxury umbrella manufacturer Il Marchesato has joined forces with UK artist and bespoke luxury event organiser Debbie Wingham.
It has been described as the world’s most expensive parasol.
It is waterproof so also works as an umbrella.
British-bornWingham is the designer behind some of the world’s most extravagant creations, from diamond-encrusted gowns and shoes to oner-off objects d’art.
The parasol features 24-carat gold hardware as well as a a dual-layer fabric waterproof fabric covering offering full UV protection.
The canopy is lined with a baroque pattern, adorned with elaborate floral brooches embroidered with real diamonds and pearls.
Wingham joined with Il Marchesato for a commissioning client who was said to be particularly passionate about sun protection, valuing skincare and UV defence as much as shelter from the rain.
The client approached Wingham with a collection of heirloom diamonds gifted by grandparents to create “something extraordinary.”
OPS: The €1.36 million euros parasol/umbrella by Debbie Wingham and Il Marchesato.Two carat blue diamond detail
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The €1.36 million euros parasol
Ferrari Press Agency
Parasol 1
Ref 16919
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Debbie Wingham
A €1.36 million euros parasol has been unveiled — to celebrate the official start of Summer.
Italian luxury umbrella manufacturer Il Marchesato has joined forces with UK artist and bespoke luxury event organiser Debbie Wingham.
It has been described as the world’s most expensive parasol.
It is waterproof so also works as an umbrella.
British-bornWingham is the designer behind some of the world’s most extravagant creations, from diamond-encrusted gowns and shoes to oner-off objects d’art.
The parasol features 24-carat gold hardware as well as a a dual-layer fabric waterproof fabric covering offering full UV protection.
The canopy is lined with a baroque pattern, adorned with elaborate floral brooches embroidered with real diamonds and pearls.
Wingham joined with Il Marchesato for a commissioning client who was said to be particularly passionate about sun protection, valuing skincare and UV defence as much as shelter from the rain.
The client approached Wingham with a collection of heirloom diamonds gifted by grandparents to create “something extraordinary.”
OPS: The €1.36 million euros parasol/umbrella by Debbie Wingham and Il Marchesato.
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The €1.36 million euros parasol
Ferrari Press Agency
Parasol 1
Ref 16919
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Debbie Wingham
A €1.36 million euros parasol has been unveiled — to celebrate the official start of Summer.
Italian luxury umbrella manufacturer Il Marchesato has joined forces with UK artist and bespoke luxury event organiser Debbie Wingham.
It has been described as the world’s most expensive parasol.
It is waterproof so also works as an umbrella.
British-bornWingham is the designer behind some of the world’s most extravagant creations, from diamond-encrusted gowns and shoes to oner-off objects d’art.
The parasol features 24-carat gold hardware as well as a a dual-layer fabric waterproof fabric covering offering full UV protection.
The canopy is lined with a baroque pattern, adorned with elaborate floral brooches embroidered with real diamonds and pearls.
Wingham joined with Il Marchesato for a commissioning client who was said to be particularly passionate about sun protection, valuing skincare and UV defence as much as shelter from the rain.
The client approached Wingham with a collection of heirloom diamonds gifted by grandparents to create “something extraordinary.”
OPS: The €1.36 million euros parasol/umbrella by Debbie Wingham and Il Marchesato.Three carat white diamond
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The €1.36 million euros parasol
Ferrari Press Agency
Parasol 1
Ref 16919
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Debbie Wingham
A €1.36 million euros parasol has been unveiled — to celebrate the official start of Summer.
Italian luxury umbrella manufacturer Il Marchesato has joined forces with UK artist and bespoke luxury event organiser Debbie Wingham.
It has been described as the world’s most expensive parasol.
It is waterproof so also works as an umbrella.
British-bornWingham is the designer behind some of the world’s most extravagant creations, from diamond-encrusted gowns and shoes to oner-off objects d’art.
The parasol features 24-carat gold hardware as well as a a dual-layer fabric waterproof fabric covering offering full UV protection.
The canopy is lined with a baroque pattern, adorned with elaborate floral brooches embroidered with real diamonds and pearls.
Wingham joined with Il Marchesato for a commissioning client who was said to be particularly passionate about sun protection, valuing skincare and UV defence as much as shelter from the rain.
The client approached Wingham with a collection of heirloom diamonds gifted by grandparents to create “something extraordinary.”
OPS: The €1.36 million euros parasol/umbrella by Debbie Wingham and Il Marchesato.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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The €1.36 million euros parasol
Ferrari Press Agency
Parasol 1
Ref 16919
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Debbie Wingham
A €1.36 million euros parasol has been unveiled — to celebrate the official start of Summer.
Italian luxury umbrella manufacturer Il Marchesato has joined forces with UK artist and bespoke luxury event organiser Debbie Wingham.
It has been described as the world’s most expensive parasol.
It is waterproof so also works as an umbrella.
British-bornWingham is the designer behind some of the world’s most extravagant creations, from diamond-encrusted gowns and shoes to oner-off objects d’art.
The parasol features 24-carat gold hardware as well as a a dual-layer fabric waterproof fabric covering offering full UV protection.
The canopy is lined with a baroque pattern, adorned with elaborate floral brooches embroidered with real diamonds and pearls.
Wingham joined with Il Marchesato for a commissioning client who was said to be particularly passionate about sun protection, valuing skincare and UV defence as much as shelter from the rain.
The client approached Wingham with a collection of heirloom diamonds gifted by grandparents to create “something extraordinary.”
OPS: The €1.36 million euros parasol/umbrella by Debbie Wingham and Il Marchesato.Three carat diamond
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The €1.36 million euros parasol
Ferrari Press Agency
Parasol 1
Ref 16919
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Debbie Wingham
A €1.36 million euros parasol has been unveiled — to celebrate the official start of Summer.
Italian luxury umbrella manufacturer Il Marchesato has joined forces with UK artist and bespoke luxury event organiser Debbie Wingham.
It has been described as the world’s most expensive parasol.
It is waterproof so also works as an umbrella.
British-bornWingham is the designer behind some of the world’s most extravagant creations, from diamond-encrusted gowns and shoes to oner-off objects d’art.
The parasol features 24-carat gold hardware as well as a a dual-layer fabric waterproof fabric covering offering full UV protection.
The canopy is lined with a baroque pattern, adorned with elaborate floral brooches embroidered with real diamonds and pearls.
Wingham joined with Il Marchesato for a commissioning client who was said to be particularly passionate about sun protection, valuing skincare and UV defence as much as shelter from the rain.
The client approached Wingham with a collection of heirloom diamonds gifted by grandparents to create “something extraordinary.”
OPS: The €1.36 million euros parasol/umbrella by Debbie Wingham and Il Marchesato.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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The €1.36 million euros parasol
Ferrari Press Agency
Parasol 1
Ref 16919
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Debbie Wingham
A €1.36 million euros parasol has been unveiled — to celebrate the official start of Summer.
Italian luxury umbrella manufacturer Il Marchesato has joined forces with UK artist and bespoke luxury event organiser Debbie Wingham.
It has been described as the world’s most expensive parasol.
It is waterproof so also works as an umbrella.
British-bornWingham is the designer behind some of the world’s most extravagant creations, from diamond-encrusted gowns and shoes to oner-off objects d’art.
The parasol features 24-carat gold hardware as well as a a dual-layer fabric waterproof fabric covering offering full UV protection.
The canopy is lined with a baroque pattern, adorned with elaborate floral brooches embroidered with real diamonds and pearls.
Wingham joined with Il Marchesato for a commissioning client who was said to be particularly passionate about sun protection, valuing skincare and UV defence as much as shelter from the rain.
The client approached Wingham with a collection of heirloom diamonds gifted by grandparents to create “something extraordinary.”
OPS: The €1.36 million euros parasol/umbrella by Debbie Wingham and Il Marchesato.Handle
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The €1.36 million euros parasol
Ferrari Press Agency
Parasol 1
Ref 16919
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Debbie Wingham
A €1.36 million euros parasol has been unveiled — to celebrate the official start of Summer.
Italian luxury umbrella manufacturer Il Marchesato has joined forces with UK artist and bespoke luxury event organiser Debbie Wingham.
It has been described as the world’s most expensive parasol.
It is waterproof so also works as an umbrella.
British-bornWingham is the designer behind some of the world’s most extravagant creations, from diamond-encrusted gowns and shoes to oner-off objects d’art.
The parasol features 24-carat gold hardware as well as a a dual-layer fabric waterproof fabric covering offering full UV protection.
The canopy is lined with a baroque pattern, adorned with elaborate floral brooches embroidered with real diamonds and pearls.
Wingham joined with Il Marchesato for a commissioning client who was said to be particularly passionate about sun protection, valuing skincare and UV defence as much as shelter from the rain.
The client approached Wingham with a collection of heirloom diamonds gifted by grandparents to create “something extraordinary.”
OPS: The €1.36 million euros parasol/umbrella by Debbie Wingham and Il Marchesato.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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The €1.36 million euros parasol
Ferrari Press Agency
Parasol 1
Ref 16919
20/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Debbie Wingham
A €1.36 million euros parasol has been unveiled — to celebrate the official start of Summer.
Italian luxury umbrella manufacturer Il Marchesato has joined forces with UK artist and bespoke luxury event organiser Debbie Wingham.
It has been described as the world’s most expensive parasol.
It is waterproof so also works as an umbrella.
British-bornWingham is the designer behind some of the world’s most extravagant creations, from diamond-encrusted gowns and shoes to oner-off objects d’art.
The parasol features 24-carat gold hardware as well as a a dual-layer fabric waterproof fabric covering offering full UV protection.
The canopy is lined with a baroque pattern, adorned with elaborate floral brooches embroidered with real diamonds and pearls.
Wingham joined with Il Marchesato for a commissioning client who was said to be particularly passionate about sun protection, valuing skincare and UV defence as much as shelter from the rain.
The client approached Wingham with a collection of heirloom diamonds gifted by grandparents to create “something extraordinary.”
OPS: The €1.36 million euros parasol/umbrella by Debbie Wingham and Il Marchesato.
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Monopoly money price expected for customised G-Wagen
Ferrari Press Agency
Monopoly 1
Ref 16918
19/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Mansory
A brand new Mercedes G-Wagen convertible has been turned into a custom part tribute to classic board game Monopoly for true fans.
German luxury customising firm Mansory is based on its Speranza version of the current-generation of the highly desirable utility vehicle.
The base Speranza is a four-door convertible with rear-hinged back doors doors and an 820 horsepower V-8 engine.
It can go from zero to 62 mph in just four seconds, with a top speed limited at 155 mph.
The Monopoly-themed version is officially titled the “Mansory – Art Piece – AL3C MONO907Y”.
It is more an angle on fictional characters tho flaunt cash.
The company have created it in collaboration with the artist known as Alec Monopoly, who has teamed up with brands before for Monopoly-themed objects.
The model shown features Monopoly’s top hatted Mr Monopoly, alongside wealthy Disney animated character Scrooge McDuck and the comic book boy billionaire Richie Rich.
Monopoly’s real name is Alec Andon and he is a pop artist and DJ from New York City.
OPS:Mansory AL3C MONO907Y
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DUKAS_186178436_FER
Monopoly money price expected for customised G-Wagen
Ferrari Press Agency
Monopoly 1
Ref 16918
19/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Mansory
A brand new Mercedes G-Wagen convertible has been turned into a custom part tribute to classic board game Monopoly for true fans.
German luxury customising firm Mansory is based on its Speranza version of the current-generation of the highly desirable utility vehicle.
The base Speranza is a four-door convertible with rear-hinged back doors doors and an 820 horsepower V-8 engine.
It can go from zero to 62 mph in just four seconds, with a top speed limited at 155 mph.
The Monopoly-themed version is officially titled the “Mansory – Art Piece – AL3C MONO907Y”.
It is more an angle on fictional characters tho flaunt cash.
The company have created it in collaboration with the artist known as Alec Monopoly, who has teamed up with brands before for Monopoly-themed objects.
The model shown features Monopoly’s top hatted Mr Monopoly, alongside wealthy Disney animated character Scrooge McDuck and the comic book boy billionaire Richie Rich.
Monopoly’s real name is Alec Andon and he is a pop artist and DJ from New York City.
OPS:Mansory AL3C MONO907Y
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DUKAS_186178435_FER
Monopoly money price expected for customised G-Wagen
Ferrari Press Agency
Monopoly 1
Ref 16918
19/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Mansory
A brand new Mercedes G-Wagen convertible has been turned into a custom part tribute to classic board game Monopoly for true fans.
German luxury customising firm Mansory is based on its Speranza version of the current-generation of the highly desirable utility vehicle.
The base Speranza is a four-door convertible with rear-hinged back doors doors and an 820 horsepower V-8 engine.
It can go from zero to 62 mph in just four seconds, with a top speed limited at 155 mph.
The Monopoly-themed version is officially titled the “Mansory – Art Piece – AL3C MONO907Y”.
It is more an angle on fictional characters tho flaunt cash.
The company have created it in collaboration with the artist known as Alec Monopoly, who has teamed up with brands before for Monopoly-themed objects.
The model shown features Monopoly’s top hatted Mr Monopoly, alongside wealthy Disney animated character Scrooge McDuck and the comic book boy billionaire Richie Rich.
Monopoly’s real name is Alec Andon and he is a pop artist and DJ from New York City.
OPS:Mansory AL3C MONO907Y
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_186178434_FER
Monopoly money price expected for customised G-Wagen
Ferrari Press Agency
Monopoly 1
Ref 16918
19/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Mansory
A brand new Mercedes G-Wagen convertible has been turned into a custom part tribute to classic board game Monopoly for true fans.
German luxury customising firm Mansory is based on its Speranza version of the current-generation of the highly desirable utility vehicle.
The base Speranza is a four-door convertible with rear-hinged back doors doors and an 820 horsepower V-8 engine.
It can go from zero to 62 mph in just four seconds, with a top speed limited at 155 mph.
The Monopoly-themed version is officially titled the “Mansory – Art Piece – AL3C MONO907Y”.
It is more an angle on fictional characters tho flaunt cash.
The company have created it in collaboration with the artist known as Alec Monopoly, who has teamed up with brands before for Monopoly-themed objects.
The model shown features Monopoly’s top hatted Mr Monopoly, alongside wealthy Disney animated character Scrooge McDuck and the comic book boy billionaire Richie Rich.
Monopoly’s real name is Alec Andon and he is a pop artist and DJ from New York City.
OPS:Mansory AL3C MONO907Y
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_186178433_FER
Monopoly money price expected for customised G-Wagen
Ferrari Press Agency
Monopoly 1
Ref 16918
19/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Mansory
A brand new Mercedes G-Wagen convertible has been turned into a custom part tribute to classic board game Monopoly for true fans.
German luxury customising firm Mansory is based on its Speranza version of the current-generation of the highly desirable utility vehicle.
The base Speranza is a four-door convertible with rear-hinged back doors doors and an 820 horsepower V-8 engine.
It can go from zero to 62 mph in just four seconds, with a top speed limited at 155 mph.
The Monopoly-themed version is officially titled the “Mansory – Art Piece – AL3C MONO907Y”.
It is more an angle on fictional characters tho flaunt cash.
The company have created it in collaboration with the artist known as Alec Monopoly, who has teamed up with brands before for Monopoly-themed objects.
The model shown features Monopoly’s top hatted Mr Monopoly, alongside wealthy Disney animated character Scrooge McDuck and the comic book boy billionaire Richie Rich.
Monopoly’s real name is Alec Andon and he is a pop artist and DJ from New York City.
OPS:Mansory AL3C MONO907Y
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_186178432_FER
Monopoly money price expected for customised G-Wagen
Ferrari Press Agency
Monopoly 1
Ref 16918
19/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Mansory
A brand new Mercedes G-Wagen convertible has been turned into a custom part tribute to classic board game Monopoly for true fans.
German luxury customising firm Mansory is based on its Speranza version of the current-generation of the highly desirable utility vehicle.
The base Speranza is a four-door convertible with rear-hinged back doors doors and an 820 horsepower V-8 engine.
It can go from zero to 62 mph in just four seconds, with a top speed limited at 155 mph.
The Monopoly-themed version is officially titled the “Mansory – Art Piece – AL3C MONO907Y”.
It is more an angle on fictional characters tho flaunt cash.
The company have created it in collaboration with the artist known as Alec Monopoly, who has teamed up with brands before for Monopoly-themed objects.
The model shown features Monopoly’s top hatted Mr Monopoly, alongside wealthy Disney animated character Scrooge McDuck and the comic book boy billionaire Richie Rich.
Monopoly’s real name is Alec Andon and he is a pop artist and DJ from New York City.
OPS:Mansory AL3C MONO907Y
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Monopoly money price expected for customised G-Wagen
Ferrari Press Agency
Monopoly 1
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Picture MUST credit: Mansory
A brand new Mercedes G-Wagen convertible has been turned into a custom part tribute to classic board game Monopoly for true fans.
German luxury customising firm Mansory is based on its Speranza version of the current-generation of the highly desirable utility vehicle.
The base Speranza is a four-door convertible with rear-hinged back doors doors and an 820 horsepower V-8 engine.
It can go from zero to 62 mph in just four seconds, with a top speed limited at 155 mph.
The Monopoly-themed version is officially titled the “Mansory – Art Piece – AL3C MONO907Y”.
It is more an angle on fictional characters tho flaunt cash.
The company have created it in collaboration with the artist known as Alec Monopoly, who has teamed up with brands before for Monopoly-themed objects.
The model shown features Monopoly’s top hatted Mr Monopoly, alongside wealthy Disney animated character Scrooge McDuck and the comic book boy billionaire Richie Rich.
Monopoly’s real name is Alec Andon and he is a pop artist and DJ from New York City.
OPS:Mansory AL3C MONO907Y
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_186178430_FER
Monopoly money price expected for customised G-Wagen
Ferrari Press Agency
Monopoly 1
Ref 16918
19/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Mansory
A brand new Mercedes G-Wagen convertible has been turned into a custom part tribute to classic board game Monopoly for true fans.
German luxury customising firm Mansory is based on its Speranza version of the current-generation of the highly desirable utility vehicle.
The base Speranza is a four-door convertible with rear-hinged back doors doors and an 820 horsepower V-8 engine.
It can go from zero to 62 mph in just four seconds, with a top speed limited at 155 mph.
The Monopoly-themed version is officially titled the “Mansory – Art Piece – AL3C MONO907Y”.
It is more an angle on fictional characters tho flaunt cash.
The company have created it in collaboration with the artist known as Alec Monopoly, who has teamed up with brands before for Monopoly-themed objects.
The model shown features Monopoly’s top hatted Mr Monopoly, alongside wealthy Disney animated character Scrooge McDuck and the comic book boy billionaire Richie Rich.
Monopoly’s real name is Alec Andon and he is a pop artist and DJ from New York City.
OPS:Mansory AL3C MONO907Y
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_186178429_FER
Monopoly money price expected for customised G-Wagen
Ferrari Press Agency
Monopoly 1
Ref 16918
19/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Mansory
A brand new Mercedes G-Wagen convertible has been turned into a custom part tribute to classic board game Monopoly for true fans.
German luxury customising firm Mansory is based on its Speranza version of the current-generation of the highly desirable utility vehicle.
The base Speranza is a four-door convertible with rear-hinged back doors doors and an 820 horsepower V-8 engine.
It can go from zero to 62 mph in just four seconds, with a top speed limited at 155 mph.
The Monopoly-themed version is officially titled the “Mansory – Art Piece – AL3C MONO907Y”.
It is more an angle on fictional characters tho flaunt cash.
The company have created it in collaboration with the artist known as Alec Monopoly, who has teamed up with brands before for Monopoly-themed objects.
The model shown features Monopoly’s top hatted Mr Monopoly, alongside wealthy Disney animated character Scrooge McDuck and the comic book boy billionaire Richie Rich.
Monopoly’s real name is Alec Andon and he is a pop artist and DJ from New York City.
OPS:Mansory AL3C MONO907Y
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_186178428_FER
Monopoly money price expected for customised G-Wagen
Ferrari Press Agency
Monopoly 1
Ref 16918
19/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Mansory
A brand new Mercedes G-Wagen convertible has been turned into a custom part tribute to classic board game Monopoly for true fans.
German luxury customising firm Mansory is based on its Speranza version of the current-generation of the highly desirable utility vehicle.
The base Speranza is a four-door convertible with rear-hinged back doors doors and an 820 horsepower V-8 engine.
It can go from zero to 62 mph in just four seconds, with a top speed limited at 155 mph.
The Monopoly-themed version is officially titled the “Mansory – Art Piece – AL3C MONO907Y”.
It is more an angle on fictional characters tho flaunt cash.
The company have created it in collaboration with the artist known as Alec Monopoly, who has teamed up with brands before for Monopoly-themed objects.
The model shown features Monopoly’s top hatted Mr Monopoly, alongside wealthy Disney animated character Scrooge McDuck and the comic book boy billionaire Richie Rich.
Monopoly’s real name is Alec Andon and he is a pop artist and DJ from New York City.
OPS:Mansory AL3C MONO907Y
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A woman breaks a Dubai pistachio kunafa chocolate bar in Maple, Ontario, Canada, on May 11, 2025. The Dubai Pistachio Kunafa (kadayif) Chocolate combines creamy milk chocolate, crunchy kunafa, and rich pistachios. (Photo by Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto) -
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