'World's Most Expensive Men's Suit'

Hey, fellas -- want to look like a million bucks? Literally?

Then plan a bank heist so you can cough up the £599,000 (about $899,000) needed to buy what is being dubbed as the "world's most expensive men's suit."

Men's Wearhouse this ain't. Created by British designer Stuart Hughes in partnership with Richard Jewels, the "R. Jewels Diamond Edition" luxury bespoke suit is made of the finest cashmere wool, silk, and some 480 diamonds, Hughes tells StyleList.

According to Hughes -- who specializes in luxury goods including a platinum iPad -- the suit was originally commissioned by a French client before Hughes decided to make three more.

"The diamonds are placed along contours of the cut, making it a pretty cool design," Hughes explained to us.

"So we hit the middle line of 'subtle but dangerous.'"

And pricey! Still, considering the suit took 600 hours to create and boasts a whopping total of 240 carats, we dare say it might be worth it.

At least that's what we'll be telling our bank manager... Lol

Via: Style List

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Million Dollar Hublot Black Caviar Big Bang Watch! WOW!

I guess some people think time is really valuable. The renowned watch maker, Hublot, has already earned itself a name with the Exclusive Big Bang (see below) . This time, it’s the Hublot Black Caviar Bang, a new entrant to the million dollar watch club. Carrying the legacy forth, the Caviar Bang comes festooned with a 18k white gold case and clasp with hundreds of precision cut black diamonds, totaling to 34.5 total carats. There are 322 diamonds on the case, 179 on the bezel, and 30 on the clasp. The one million dollar watch has only one visible feature, which is the black and deep tones of the diamonds, shining in their harmonious alignment. Valued at $1 million, the Hublot Black Caviar Bang is a limited edition run of only one piece.

The Exclusive Big Bang, below, won the Best Design Prize in the Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix 2005. It already sold for $1 million bucks and boasts a fully invisible setting that makes the material disappear and the only thing revealed are the diamonds. The strap of the Big Bang comes adorned with famous Hublot vulcanized rubber while the clasp is bejeweled with diamonds.