Is the phrase, the Passion of Italian Fashion, a cliché? While this writer will always cherish a deep, dark, wistfully sentimental affinity with glamour, it’s a word that has been sullied with a...
The Gagosian Gallery has released a revised and expanded edition of Calvin Tomkin’s The Bride and the Bachelors. The original 1965 edition, subtitled The Heretical Courtship in Modern Art, reflected the individual, shared...
Collaborations are always good, especially when it comes to pushing boundaries. The fashion online retail destination SSENSE and System, a London-based fashion magazine, are joining forces for a new project. Sky Ferreira’s...
You don’t have to travel very far these days before someone starts talking about the negative effects of TV, computer games, and the generally diminishing effects of technology on the imagination. “Where...
#ALEXANDERWANGxHM. A prominent topic that caught wind rather quickly this weekend, and the industry is still reeling following H&M’s announcement, confirming that a creative coalition between the 30-year-old East Coast native and the...
There’s a revolution happening in east London. A call for an end to the dude food movement of big meats and big potatoes, burgers the size of buildings and body parts so...
It’s always a pleasure to explore Marylebone’s charming streets and stumble upon a hidden gem like Chiltern Street. Recognised as a highly desirable address, ever so quietly assured of it’s own class, style,...
In the first of a series of tales that begin from a Pullman Hotel in a number of locations, we explore the relationship of artist and patron and how a serendipitous meeting...
The story of the stiletto began at the dawn of a new world. The Second World The Second World War had ended and the protocols of tradition were deemed irrelevant. In an...
Chloé has just presented the new shoe collection for summer 2014. An ode to the classic yet feminine style the brand is known for, the Camille & Clyde collection are the perfect combination...
“Feminism” sometimes seems to have become an utterly filthy word in the last decade or so. For every person who believes that the 21st century woman is a feminist by definition of the...
As the Jean-Paul Gaultier exhibition opens at The Barbican in London today, Glass meets for an exclusive chat with perfumer Francis Kurkdjian, creator of Gaultier’s iconic 1994 fragrance Le Male when he was just...
Park Hyatt New York is scheduled to open in summer 2014 and will become the flagship hotel of the globally recognised Park Hyatt brand. Perfectly located in Midtown at 157 West 57th Street...
Above all else, Steven Miesel’s vision for how Prada should be seen in 2014 is drawn from a bilateral understanding of how the clothing should be appreciated. And for April, around the time...
Awon Golding has just launched her second independent millinery collection for Spring/Summer 2014, Colori Gelato. Bringing a fresh vision to the art of women’s hats and headpieces. Inspired by a summer backpacking on...
Life does indeed resemble art when I interview Marianne Oldham in late December 2013. Having just wrapped from two months filming six one-hour episodes of the Sarah Phelps-penned drama The Crimson Field, she...
If Art Basel, the world’s premier culmination of modern and contemporary works, is just one of the many anticipated events on your art fair schedule this year, you’ll be very pleased to know...
This Easter, Nobu London will give the classic chocolate egg a Michelin-star make-over. Executive head pastry chef Regis Cursan has created three Japanese designs in milk, white and dark chocolate, all from fairtrade...
The latest Zoë Jordan’s Chicane A/W 2014 collection offers us to delve into the world of motor games and embrace the spirit of speed. Tomboyish elegance is traced from sophisticated and structural looks...
Kent-born, English actor Tom Riley spent his early years writing and directing plays before formally studying English literature and drama at the University of Birmingham. After graduating in 2002, Tom embarked on a...
They are some of the greatest masterpieces ever written by humankind but what does the future hold for such specialist art forms as classical music and opera? What relevance do they hold...
