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Wood You Believe It?
ROLLS ROYCE ARCADIA DROPTAIL
ENGINE: 6.75 litre twin turbo V12TRANSMISSION: 8 speed automaticPOWER: 414 kWTORQUE: 664 lb-ftTOP SPEED: 250 km/h0-100 KM/H: 5.0 secondsPRICE: $38 million (est)
Rolls Royce production models are already insanely exclusive, so when the marque offers its latest addition, the Arcadia Droptail, to only its most discerning cliental, you know it's rarer than a first class ticket to North Korea.
Taking its name from 'Heaven On Earth' in Greek mythology, the Arcadia is Rolls Royce's third Coachbuild Droptail project – one of which was purchased by rap icon Jay-Z for $28 million.
The Arcadia Droptail began as a yacht inspired sketch back in 2019, when a client requested it be brought to life, price be damned. The design turned out to be inspired by British biomimetic architecture; the price turned out…
SUPERYACHT SMACKDOWN
No shipyard does luxury quite like Oceanco, the Dutch builder is behind some of the most flamboyant megayachts in the world. The Reverie superyacht is the latest launch in their Simply Custom Series – heavily inspired by nature and adopting an environmental conscience.
Named after a state of dreamy meditation, Reverie is only 80 metres in total, but what it lacks in size it makes up with eco efficiency and a customisable fitout.
The open-plan layout blends the interior spaces with the exterior decks. Rooted in sustainability, the decorative timber elements are crafted from only the sexiest woods such as maple and tesumo.
The definite highlight though is the three-deck wellness and spa 'experience'. It's not a series of rooms or even a special section of the yacht - but an entire experience,…
BRING THE FURY
The Piper Aircraft family began way back in 1983, when it launched the Piper Malibu – one of the fastest propeller planes that impressed back in its day. Today they still slay, announcing the Piper M700 Fury – the fastest single-engine propeller plane that exists.
Joining the M600, M500 and M350 in Piper's M-Class range, the Fury comes with a massive engine upgrade, longer wingspan, greater range, and improved avionics.
That engine is a Pratt & Whitney PT6A-52 that offers 700 horsepower - hence the creative name. Thanks to this extra boost, the 700 has shorter takeoff and landing distance than earlier models, but also has a climb rate of over 2,000 feet per minute, hitting its service ceiling in less than 15 minutes.
Despite its impressive range of 1,849 km, its biggest…
MAGNIFICENT MELBOURNE
Melbourne has long been billed as a ‘great place for a race’, referring to its annual gig (pandemic excluded) to host the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix since 1996. And 2024’s edition certainly delivered, with near-perfect weekend-long weather, another record crowd, and new winner in Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz that has brought much-needed life to the 2024 season.
For Sainz, who led home his teammate Charles Leclerc for Ferrari’s first one-two since Bahrain 2022 and first in Melbourne for two decades, it was nothing short of superhuman – coming just two weeks after an emergency appendectomy that sidelined him at the previous race in Saudi Arabia.
Sainz, who started on the front row, showed his pace from lights out – when he passed the polesitter, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, for the lead at…
Talking it TO THE MAX
Max Verstappen had a torrid time at last month’s sold-out Aussie GP. In the week leading up to race day, he faced an intense grilling from the world’s media; with rumours he was on the cusp of switching to rival Mercedes with his dominant Red Bull team allegedly in tatters. Then on Sunday, Verstappen was out of the race on lap four with his right rear brake stuck on, ending dreams of a 10th-straight win that would equal his own astonishing record set just last year.
“It is unfortunate about what happened today, but we can see so far in the data that as soon as the lights went off the right rear brake just stuck on and locked,” Verstappen said at the time. “It was basically like driving [a car]…
SHANGHAI KNIGHT
Zhou Guanyu is China’s first-ever Formula One racing driver, with the 24-year-old now in his third year of racing at the pinnacle of motorsport. However, 2024 is a special year for him, given the return this month of his home race – the Chinese Grand Prix – for the first time since 2019. Guanyu is a champion of the junior categories (Asian F3), and he took third in feeder series F2 in 2021, before joining the grid the following season. He has stayed with Sauber ever since but is now looking for stability and isn’t afraid to look at switching teams for a longer-term contract.
Taking the grid in China, though, will be almost as good as winning in F1, given Guanyu grew up watching the sport from the main grandstand…
TIME FOR A SINGAPORE SLING
Take your love of the sport to the next level with a dream trip to the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2024. It’s a perfect post-winter rev-up that promises a tropical climate, elite racing under lights, the hottest music acts on stage, and so much more. Last year’s edition was one of the most exciting races of the entire season, a last lap thriller that saw Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz hold off his former teammate, McLaren’s Lando Norris, to finish just 0.812 tenths of a second ahead at the flag and break Red Bull’s then-15 race winning hot streak (dating back to 2022). As always, the event is about so much more than racing – with music playing a big part. This year’s acts are yet to be announced,…
Introducing… Liz KIRKNESS
Hello, Liz, congrats on your first MAXIM cover. How do you feel?
Thank you! I feel so excited and honoured to be this month’s cover girl. MAXIM has always been an exclusive and prestigiously recognised brand and I can’t wait to show this to my friends and family.
The location for this shoot is La Luna Beach Club in Main Beach, Queensland. What was it like shooting here?
I loved this location for this cover shoot. Shooting at La Luna felt like I was overseas for the European summer. It really was such an amazing vibe.
You’re wearing Wicked Weasel clothing throughout this feature. Tell us about your history working with them.
I actually did one of my first photo shoots for Wicked Weasel about eight years ago! It was in Byron Bay and I…
The ITALIAN JOB
Rocco Mascitelli is a firm believer that “a good pair of leather shoes should last for years.” As the founder of Brando Shoes, Mascitelli has a wealth of knowledge and expertise honed over decades working between Australia and Europe on his company’s footwear. He established Brando after cutting his teeth in the shoemaking region of Marche, Italy, a place he first visited as a teenager thanks to his father’s shoe importing business.
“My father was a tailor by trade, and he had the idea of importing shoes into Australia about fifty years ago,” he tells MAXIM. “It’s my passion, Brando has been part of my life since 1988 and I’ve lived and breathed it for all these years.” More than three decades later, Brando offers timeless styles that form the foundation…
WHAT THE BAND WORE
“I made them (The Beatles) these suits at their request... with these collarless jackets, of course they were going to stand out on stage.”– PIERRE CARDIN –
In her latest book, prominent, best-selling author Alice Harris takes us on a photographic journey illustrating four decades of pop, rock, soul, disco, funk, punk, reggae, heavy metal and hip hop fashion. Sparkling sequins, safety pins and even suits from outer space are spotlighted in an unprecedented collection of over 80 images of legendary music acts by acclaimed photographers.
What The Band Wore traces the evolution of stage wear from the 1960s through to the 1990s, and this exclusive sneak peek showcases a handful of artists who thread together a fabulous celebration of fashion and music.
THE BEATLES
In 1963, John, Paul, George, and Ringo were ready…
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