The lifestyle news to know in July

Indulge in our curated roundup of the latest openings and newest product launches in the dining and wellness world. From farm-to-table feasts aboard the Britannic Explorer to Tiffany & Co.’s new Tokyo flagship, these experiences are redefining what it means to live more and live better.

Taste of the land

Luxury sleeper train Britannic Explorer , A Belmond Train debuts in the UK this month with three routes and a trio of dining experiences curated by award-winning farm-to-table chef Simon Rogan. The menus, which incorporate seasonal local seafood, grains, berries and more, reflect and celebrate the landscape passing by right outside your window. Journeys include three- or six-night stays with excursions, plus meals and drinks on board.

Redefined classic

Tiffany and Co.’s new flagship store in Tokyo’s upmarket Ginza district is set to open its doors this month. Inside what will become Asia’s largest Tiffany shop to date, you’ll find the brand’s most popular collections, as well as a selection of artwork, new creations exclusive to Ginza and distinctive designs from an archive documenting its 186-year history. Also making its debut in Japan is Blue Box Café, the brand’s iconic dining space, resplendent in Tiffany blue.

Moment in the sun

Looking for a lightweight and hydrating sunscreen? Skincare brand The Ordinary has launched its UV Filters SPF 45 Serum , which provides protection for your skin against sun-induced damage and premature ageing – without feeling heavy or leaving a white cast. It’s suitable for all skin types, including sensitive, can be layered with other products (even makeup) and doesn’t clog your pores, leaving you with a natural-looking glow.

Pure indulgence

In its new stay package, Retox But Not Detox , The Hari Hong Kong flips the wellness trend on its head by reinterpreting what self-care means. Until the end of September, you’re invited to embrace indulgence in the form of treats, such as a glass of house gin or an Italian-inspired dessert platter paired with Moscato. The hotel’s packages include a one-night stay, breakfast for two and late check-out.