When it comes to luxury lounging, Dubai doesn’t just deliver — it serves. From infinity pools that kiss the clouds to beach clubs dripping in designer energy, this city knows how to turn poolside moments into full-blown fashion editorials. Whether you’re sipping something chilled or staging an impromptu swimwear shoot, these are the most stylish spots to soak up the sun in silk, SPF, and serious style.

Aura Skypool — The World’s Highest 360° Infinity PoolVibe: Futuristic glam with major Instagram appealPerched 200 meters above ground at The Palm Tower, Aura is part spa, part social scene, and all about the aesthetic. With uninterrupted skyline and sea views, it’s where high fashion meets high altitude.

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Pro Tip: Book a morning session for the best lighting and less crowd.

Bulgari Resort Dubai — Couture on the CoastlineVibe: Understated opulence with Italian flair Nestled on a seahorse-shaped island, the Bulgari pool is where minimalism meets million-dollar views. The marble-decked pool area is quiet luxury personified — perfect for sipping Negronis in a silk wrap while pretending you’re in a Milanese editorial.

Pro Tip: Go for the private cabana package and turn your stay into a solo spa day.

Drift Beach Club — French Riviera in the UAEVibe: Jet-set glam with a side of roséLocated at One&Only Royal Mirage, Drift is the scene for Dubai’s fashion set. With curated playlists, designer cocktails, and white-sand beachfront, it feels like Saint-Tropez with better WiFi.

Pro Tip: White linen everything. And bring that Loewe beach bag.

Nikki Beach Dubai — Where Music, Models & Mojitos MixVibe: High-energy, high-glamIf you’re in the mood to turn heads, Nikki Beach is the move. It’s all white loungers, DJ sets, and swimwear that says, “yes, this is designer.” Come for the party, stay for the content.

Pro Tip: Arrive early for golden hour shots, then let the DJ set carry you into the night.

The Royal Pool at Atlantis The Royal — A New Level of ExtraVibe: Next-gen opulenceThe newest icon on the Palm, Atlantis The Royal’s infinity pool is already making waves. Floating fire features, mirrored cabanas, and A-lister sightings make it the ultimate stage for your swimwear slay.

Pro Tip: Opt for the Royal Club access for ultra-exclusive poolside perks.

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Roberto Cavalli Ray of Gold cut-out swimsuit

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4Element Givenchy Vintage Anniversary Gold Hoop Earrings

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Dolce & Gabbana Women’s Triangle Bikini With D

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Anna-Karin Karlsson Billion $ Boo Gold Emerald

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In Dubai, poolside is a state of mind — and it’s best accessorized with SPF, stilettos, and maybe a glass of something bubbly. Whether you’re there to unwind or to be seen, these spots guarantee a five-star sun session served with skyline views and serious style points.

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Queen Bey took to the stage, opening with a cover of Etta James’ ‘At Last’ who Beyoncé portrayed in the 2008 biopic Cadillac Records, in a vibrant yellow gown by Omani designer Rayan Al Sulaimani for Atelier Zuhra. The gown was monochromatic but was broken up by a variety of textures including feathers and Atelier Zuhra’s trademark mosaic appliqué.

For her next look, Beyoncé changed into a rich red jumpsuit with a ballgown-esque train flowing from the waist and long sheer gloves that created a regal ensemble on the music royalty. The look came complete with an array of gold embellishments and a headpiece that resembled the sun, a crown, and a halo all at once. The majestic look was devised by Lebanese designer Nicolas Jebran who also dressed the star for the 2018 Grammy Awards.

Never one to shy away from a statement look, Beyoncé closed the show in a crystal encrusted baby pink minidress by Ukrainian designer Ivan Frolov. Frolov took to Instagram to share the proud moment, captioning the post:

“In my native country, the war that takes the lives of Ukrainians every day, destroys the fates and dreams of hundreds of thousands of people. And currently the only dream that inspires me and adds strength is the dream of Ukraine’s victory. Creating an image for Kyiv was one of my cherished dreams during the pre-war times, but it came true right now, in a time of difficult trials for my country, thanks to the hard and painstaking work of the selfless and creative, professional @frolovheart team, in different parts of the world and in our home @beyonce , under shelling, and sometimes without light.”

The look was intricately detailed and holds its own regardless of the circumstances under which it was made, but when you consider that it was designed and made in a war-torn country during blackouts, the true beauty of this look is emphasised by the hope and resilience that exists behind it.

In addition to her performance looks, Beyoncé took to the red carpet in a custom Dolce & Gabbana gown that placed her at centre stage. No other looks even compared. In a floor-length sparkling and sheer gold gown with a voluptuous train, Bey made the red carpet her own.

Words by Amelia Gregory

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The private Prada travel social club has travelled to Dubai this Autumn to host their 8^th Prada Mode experience. For the 9^th and 10^th of November, the ICD Brookfield Place was transformed into a Damien Hirst immersive exhibition. The ICD Brookfield is a landmark building symbolizing the mixture of lifestyle and business in the heart of Dubai’s International Financial Centre, and therefore a very fitting location choice from Prada

The two-day event featured spin painting workshops, talks and complimentary dining. Both days rounded up with a party featuring DJ sets from Sanasesh, Habibi Funk and DJ Plead. If that wasn’t a good enough reason to travel to the ICD, then the Damien Hirst installation certainly was.

Members of the club were able to experience the continuation of Damien Hirst’s ‘Pharmacy’ installation which was featured at Prada Mode Moscow 2021. The ‘Pharmacy’ installation’s origins are rooted in New York in 1992, followed by the Notting Hill 1998 restaurant. Staff uniforms for the restaurant were even designed by Miuccia Prada herself, foreshadowing much?

If you were expecting to see Hirst’s famous use of bright colours and butterfly motifs at the ‘Pharmacy’ restaurant in Dubai, you would not have been disappointed. Hirst filled the space effectively with his creative expression of colour and pattern. Viewing a restaurant as a location which can captivate the action of breathing, talking, and eating as a form of art inspired Hirst with his project. The restaurant, as the name suggests, featured pharmaceutical products, however, were shown in the artist’s creative flair. Large sculptures of medicine bottles, prescription cabinet-lined walls, and classic David Hirst artworks were on display as members of the exclusive club ate lavishly and incorporated themselves into the art.

For those of us who were unable to attend the art immersive exhibition in Dubai, we are lucky to be living in the digital age which offers us a chance to virtually experience the work of Damien Hirst. Travel through the restaurant and outside terrace digitally at your leisure on Prada’s website to experience the Hirst x Prada creation.

Words by Erin Wilson

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