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Stephanie Clair

Fresh introduces a Vitamin Nectar Vibrancy-Boosting face-mask

IN the depths of winter when we often need helpful supplements, vitamins are the first things we reach for. Launched

Enjoy a classic Italian evening with Bar Termini and Curzon Soho, London

TOMORROW the brilliant Bar Termini – owned by the well-known mixologist, restaurateur and all-round dining genius Tony Conigliaro – and

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The Blue Hour: An exhibition for one night only

TAKING its name from the time of day just before the sun rises and just after it sets, where time

Flat after LFW? Glass checks into the Zetter Townhouse Marylebone for a well-deserved rest

MARYLEBONE perhaps wouldn’t be the first place you might look for a quiet escape but you’d be surprised when walking

To celebrate London Design Festival, Glass interviews British potter Luke Eastop – simply sublime

BORN from the love of a table full of small plates and dishes filled with various foods, Luke Eastop’s pottery

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Adding colour to the chandeliers – Glass visits Le Bristol, Paris

THE relationship between art and hotels has long been a difficult one – fraught with hotels garnishing their walls with

Glass reviews the new weekend menu at 45 Jermyn St.

REINVENTING restaurants is often a tall order but Fortnum & Mason has undergone a bright new facelift of late. October

Glass visits Paris – Literature and Language at Le Pavillon Des Lettres

VISITING Paris years ago, when both my French and cycling skills were far better, I (now nostalgically) remember riding to

Building the Barbican: Glass reviews Building the Brutal

AFTER three decades of conception and planning, the Barbican finally opened in 1982. Designed by young architects Chamberlin, Powell &


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