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The Art of Scent: Edward Bodenham on Carrying Forward the Legacy of Floris London

GENTLE, affable and benign, Edward Bodenham, scion of the Floris family, is the ninth generation custodian of the oldest fragrance company in the UK. The story of Floris begins in 1730 when Juan Famenias Floris left the Spanish island of Minorca to come to London, where he set himself up

Dior Beauty Kickstarts the Holiday Season With the Cinnamon Glaze Collection

EACH year the luxury beauty brands surpass themselves in opulent creativity with their holiday season exclusives. And for 2026, Dior

BrowChuk London: The Ukrainian Beauty Technique Taking Over London

TUCKED away on Whitfield Street in Fitzrovia, BrowChuk London is the female-owned beauty studio founded by Ukrainian beauty specialist Vlada

The Woman Behind Miss Dior: Catherine Dior

BEFORE Dior became a name synonymous with couture, there was Catherine. Christian Dior’s beloved younger sister – born Ginette and

Sam McKnight Creates the Hair Looks for M&S’s London Fashion Week Debut

M&S made its London Fashion Week debut at the Design Museum, marking 100 years since the retailer began selling clothing.

Chanel Transforms Coco Mademoiselle Into a Makeup Collection

CHANEL has drawn on the free-spirited character of Coco Mademoiselle for a new makeup collection, inspired by Gabrielle Chanel’s independent

Dr Barbara Sturm Launches Body Glow Lotion

JUST in time to extend the holiday season, Dr Barbara Sturm brings the glow below the neck with a new

Thomas du Pré de Saint Maur on Chanel’s New Coco Mademoiselle Film and Choosing Gracie Abrams

THE BRAINS behind Chanel’s most revered campaigns, Thomas du Pré de Saint Maur, the House’s Head of Global Creative Resources

Sephora Introduces OBART: A New Scentcare Brand

SEPHORA has launched OBART, its debut fragrance and first entry into the scentcare category, as the beauty retailer continues its

Gracie Abrams Has Entered Her Mademoiselle Era

THERE IS something inherently Gracie Abrams about the way Chanel’s new campaign moves: instinctive, slightly undone, quietly assured. As the


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