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Glass interviews up-and-coming designer Michaela Frankova

FROM her atelier in north London, the softly spoken but loudly expressive Michaela Frankova spins fairytales in fabric for a

Glass reviews Lauren Baker’s solo show at M&C Saatchi, London

JUST as the off switch could be close to being hit, the trend for neon continues. Ne-on manages to keep-on.

A transfusion of taste – Glass meets British menswear brand Blood Brother

DURING the recent LC:M, Aldwych Station in London received a transfusion of taste from nascent menswear label, Blood Brother. Tube

Glass visits the Soho-based gallery Unit London

LOOMING over a busy red carpet on a pavement in Soho is Farhad Moshiri’s sculptural homage to needlepoint totsches. This

OH BOY! London-based youth fashion brand BOY London celebrates its 40th year

RATHER than fade into obsolescence as so many edgy labels do after a few decades, youth fashion brand BOY London

Botticelli Reimagined at the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Kensington Hotel

IN conjunction with the Victoria and Albert Museum, The Kensington Hotel is offering groups of people the chance to experience

Room for Play – Glass reviews Playroom a curatorial project by Olga MacKenzie and Sasha Gallitzine

THE IKEA catalogue has a circulation double of the Bible. Thus it is not so surprising that the a representative

Colourful Language – The Banners by Gilbert and George opens at White Cube, London

The 48-year-long, two-man uprising known as Gilbert and George rages on, introducing 30 pieces known collectively as The Banners to

U-biquitous

[slideshow_deploy id=’34611′] “Hello U” beckons the text on the frontage of Unit London’s nascent gallery space. Opening last month, with


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