Living in a major city is expensive. But living at the pinnacle of luxury is an entirely different story. For the ultra-rich, the bill goes far beyond the price of an apartment. It also includes high-end cars, fine-dining restaurants, five-star hotels, watches, jewelry, luxury clothing, business-class travel, private schools, and exclusive services.

Here is the Top 10 richest people in the world in 2026, from 10th place to 1st place, along with their estimated net worth and the source of their wealth.

Faced with the climate emergency and the accelerating loss of biodiversity, simply reducing our environmental impact is no longer enough. This conviction lies at the heart of Planet Elements, a company championing a new approach: placing nature regeneration at the core of economic activity. Its ambition is clear: “Regenerate nature with every customer experience.”

The NHRA 75 Red & Blue Chronograph by Filippo Loreti is a watch that certainly doesn’t go unnoticed. Designed in collaboration with the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) to celebrate its 75th anniversary, it brings the energy and intensity of American drag racing to the wrist.

In Cannes, luxury is no longer defined solely by the glittering grandeur of its palaces, suites overlooking the Croisette, or the soirées of the Film Festival. It can also be found in those suspended moments when time seems to slow down. At Canopy by Hilton Cannes, the spa embodies this new definition of refinement: an intimate, sensory experience, unmistakably inspired by the Mediterranean.

Blending design object, leisure vehicle, and electric car, Kate brings the iconic beach car into the modern era. Inspired by the distinctive open-top vehicles of the 1960s, the French brand offers a contemporary take on this timeless icon: electric, lightweight, customizable, and made in France.