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Chanel Unveils New Trophies for The Boat Race’s Historic 2027 Centenary

IN 2027, the River Thames will witness a new chapter in British sporting ritual as Chanel unveils two trophies created for The Chanel J12 Boat Race. Marking the third year of Chanel’s partnership as the Title Sponsor and Official Timekeeping Partner, the occasion coincides with a landmark: the centenary of

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

Stephen Graham on Adolescence and the Power of Storytelling

From Autumn Issue 63 Stephen Graham sits down with Glass Man to trace his journey from struggling actor to one

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

Tommy Hilfiger Announces Liverpool FC Collaboration

UNIQUE in nature, Tommy Hilfiger has announced its first football collaboration with Liverpool FC. In this series of tailored capsule

Martin Nudo on Life, Expressive Dance and Pensive Musicality 

WHEN it comes to some of the most coveted and hard-to-crack artsy disciplines in the creative sphere, it’s safe to

Nicola Di Vico on Dance’s Fulfilment, Fatigue and Longevity

PARIS, FRANCE — Growing up, Nicola Di Vico didn’t have a similar upbringing to most kids drawn to the dance

In Conversation With Kayla Mak, Ballet’s Rising Force

KAYLA Mak has been busy. The brilliant artist — whom I first became acquainted with during my trip to Mexico

Marco Bozzato on the Emotional and Expressive Psychology of Dance

MILAN, ITALY — For centuries now, the distinctive sole of a pointe shoe has become synonymous with many things. Namely,

La Scala’s 2025 Premiere, A Lady Macbeth of Mcensk’s District, Unfurls a Tale of Subversion and Cutthroat Drama 

MILAN, ITALY — In a world where threads of contemporary storytelling are weaponised by social unrest and political turmoil at


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