Rosamund Pike and the Art of Illusion
From Autumn Issue 63 Glass speaks to English actor Rosamund Pike about the wonder of treading the boards at the National, the riddle of illusion in her latest film, Now You See Me: Now You Don't, and her mo...
Phoebe Dynevor on Power, Empathy and Reinvention
From Autumn Issue 63 Glass speaks to rising star Phoebe Dynevor about her forthcoming film Anniversary, an unsettling Hollywood thriller examining the fault lines of society through a familial lens Phoeb...
Felix Kammerer on Frankenstein, Del Toro and the Monster
From Autumn Issue 63 Glass Man talks to Austrian actor Felix Kammerer about his forthcoming film, Frankenstein, working with Guillermo del Toro and the fine line between man and monster Somewhere in a sm...
A Sensory Escape at Pan Pacific London
THE moment I step into Pan Pacific in Bishopsgate, the city feels a world away. Even in the heart of London’s pulse, this hotel is a sanctuary of calm, a place where every detail has been thought through to c...
Gala Zohar Martinucci’s Quiet Storm is Brewing with Cinematic Intent
From Summer Issue 62 Glass speaks to rising Italian star Gala Zohar Martinucci about her latest film Arsa and expressing its complex themes of grief, solitude and rebellion Gala Zohar Martinucci doesn’...
Singer-Songwriter ELIZA On Reinvention and the Impact of Love on Creativity
IT FEELS like the beginning of a new chapter for ELIZA. Eight years have passed since the platinum-selling artist stepped away from the major label system and left behind the name Eliza Doolittle to forge her ...
Vanessa Kirby on Embracing Emotional Complexity and Redefining the Marvel Superhero
From Summer Issue 62 Glass speaks to British actor Vanessa Kirby about how her love of playing emotionally complex women continues in her upcoming role as a Marvel superhero Vanessa Kirby is a busy woma...
Glass Discovers The Dalmore Red Wine Cask Edition: Where Time Slows Down on the Côte d’Azur
THERE's something about the south of France that makes the air feel full of hope. It wraps itself around you softly, like the start of something beautiful. The light moves differently here. It slides across th...
Edie Campbell and Kit Butler Front Barbour’s Return to Tartan Heritage
BARBOUR has enlisted a line-up of British talent, including models Edie Campbell and Kit Butler alongside actors Saffron Hocking, Charlie Rowe and Will Gao for Ode to Ayrshire; its Autumn/ Winter 2025 campaign...
ALO Steps into Luxury with Debut Bag Campaign by Steven Meisel
WITH a single campaign, ALO has repositioned itself from activewear authority to contender in the luxury space. The Los Angeles-based brand, long synonymous with a wellness-first ethos, has unveiled its first-...
Gran Marbella Resort & Beach Club Brings Riviera Energy to Andalusia
COME August, the sun-drenched shores of Playa del Real de Zaragoza will welcome a new jewel to Marbella’s coastline. Gran Marbella Resort & Beach Club, the latest addition to Iconic Luxury Hotels’ globe-sp...
Noah Centineo’s search for substance in cinema
From Spring Issue 61 Glass Man speaks to The Recruit star Noah Centineo about getting to grips with the complex character he plays, his love of indie cinema and his foray into production Noah Centineo is...
Lucy Boynton talks to Glass about her latest role as Ruth Ellis
From Spring Issue 61 Glass speaks to British actor Lucy Boynton about her latest role as Ruth Ellis and what her story of injustice says about society’s treatment of women Women have historically been vi...
Glass discovers a sense of stillness at Fairmont La Hacienda
IT's 8 in the morning, and I’ve never been happier to see Heathrow Terminal 2. With my mind half in yesterday and desperately trying to switch it into the second half of my Friday, I board my flight to Gibralt...
Glass speaks to Kelsey Asbille about navigating the complexities of her roles
Glass speaks to US actor Kelsey Asbille about her contrasting roles in the long running TV series Yellowstone and the thriller movie, Don’t Move From Winter Issue 60 Kelsey Asbille’s portrayal of Monica ...
Thomas Brodie-Sangster spans through his diverse career with Glass
From Winter Issue 60 Glass Man speaks to Wolf Hall star Thomas Brodie-Sangster about his nuanced approach to acting, how a film about chess became a sensational hit and his take on counter-culture icon Malc...
Alexa Papadouris talks to Glass about Cyprus’ most luxurious holiday retreats
NESTLED in the heart of Cyprus, Marathasa Wines and Casale Panayiotis redefine luxury with a seamless blend of heritage, indulgence, and breathtaking landscapes. We speak with Alexa Papadouris, one of the visi...
Aromi Restaurant reopens with bold new menu at Hilton Molino Stucky Venice
JUST in time for Easter, Hilton Molino Stucky Venice has reopened its acclaimed canal-side restaurant, Aromi, unveiling a daring new menu for the 2025 season. Curated by Executive Chef Ivan Fargnoli, the m...
What’s In My Makeup Bag With Lucy Boynton
“IT's always interesting to re-examine the way women have been presented to us,” muses Lucy Boynton as we sit down for our cover story. And if there’s anyone who knows how to craft an iconic narrative—on-scree...
Glass experiences a weekend of wellbeing in the heart of Bath
AS I step off the train in Bath on a crisp morning, I’m eager to send off winter in the same way that I commenced it—intentionally and with well-being at heart. The city’s golden-stone buildings stand tall aga...
Chase Stokes tells Glass how fate led him to star in Netflix’s Outer Banks
From Autumn Issue 59 Glass Man speaks to Outer Banks star Chase Stokes about fate and what it actually takes to make your dreams come true Do you believe in magic? You know, that proverbial saying that...