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Olga Petrusewicz

Glass finds a quiet moment in the city at The Emporium, Bulgaria

THE Emporium hides away in the peaceful, residential streets of Plovdiv – the second biggest town in Bulgaria. Often referred

Modern take on Italian classics at IT London

SET ACROSS two floors in a former art gallery, IT London is a tribute to the Italian cooking traditions with

Taste the glamour at Mayfair’s The Japanese

ONE OF London’s most renowned member’s clubs, Annabel’s, opens their sixth restaurant – The Japanese. This new addition to their

Glass enjoys Ochre – newly opened at the National Gallery

RECENTLY opened at the National Gallery – one of the most recognisable landmarks in London – Ochre has made its

Glass discovers a dim sum masterclass at Yauatcha

LAUNCHED this summer, Yauatcha goes beyond solely inviting for a dining experience and offering their guests an interactive dim sum

Glass presents Within The Shadows – a story by photographer Rachell Smith and stylist Celine Sheridan

PHOTOGRAPHER Rachell Smith and stylist Celine Sheridan push the boundaries to create a strong visual. Through the use of lighting

Glass celebrates the Jubilee Week with Regency Afternoon Tea by Lily Vanilli at The Lane

AS WE begin the Jubilee Week celebrations, Theatre Royal Drury Lane does not disappoint offering a range of exciting activities

Glass enjoys a dinner with a view at Tattu London

DESIGNED with attention to detail, reflected in interior and each plate arriving to the table – Tattu has finally appeared

Glass presents beauty story – Bowie-esque Assymetry Gaze beauty story

THIS story, Bowie-esque Assymetry Gaze, also has a nod to a bleached platinum gentle Valkyrie. Maintaining a paler more neutral


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