Beauty from within

Viola Levy
Beauty, Cosmetics We Love, Feature
It’s a hard-won truth that beauty is more than skin-deep. When I first began working in beauty journalism several years ago, my priority was looking for make-up that didn’t budge, skincare which lived up to...

PFW AW15: street style

Don Carlo
Feature
  Glass photographer Don Carlo was in Paris for the recent RTW AW15 womenswear collections and documents here some of the most striking and stylish non-catwalk looks to be seen in the city. by Caro...
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Queen of the understated

Ben Olsen
Feature
She’s the Melbourne singer-songwriter who’s been compared to the likes of Bob Dylan and Pavement’s Stephen Malkmus for her superlative way with words. Such praise followed her introduction to the world last yea...

La Vida Lanzarote

Viola Levy
Dining, Europe, Feature, Spain, Travel
Before visiting Lanzarote, I never thought I would get so excited over a potato. But the Spanish island’s traditional dish of papas arrugadas (Canarian wrinkled potatoes) has instilled in me a newfound enthusia...

Sunlight and Socrates

Stephanie Clair
Europe, Feature, Greece
When thinking of Greece, my mind has always wandered to the famous islands such as Santorini and Rhodes, and with that all the clichés quickly surface, filling in the idyllic picture in my mind. Apart from ...

Image and time

Xenia Founta
Avant Art, Culture, Feature
Glass visited the Greek Film Archive in Athens to attend Image and Time, Andrei Tarkovsky, a comprehensive retrospective covering the entire filmography of the eminent Russian filmmaker. A highlight of t...

Building as a dialogue

Stephanie Clair
Feature, Glass Design
Often described as frustrated artists, architects are seated in a sensitive role between their own and their client’s creative visions, a role which is frequently difficult to navigate. This creative dialog...
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Well worth the hunt

Becky Zanker
Dining, Feature
The Stevedores Beer and Whiskey Bar, hidden on a quiet little lane near Cambridge Heath, east London, isn’t easy to find but, once you’re there, it’s worth it. The interior is bedecked in maritime paraphern...