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Before the Smartphone: Susie Babchick on Corinne Day and the Unfiltered ’90s

TO CELEBRATE the opening of Tate Britain’s new The 90s: Art and Fashion exhibition, GLASS’ inaugural Picture Editor, Susie Babchick, looks back on her time at the beating heart of this scene as agent of the legendary photographer Corinne Day. Corrine Day & Susie Babchick. Photograph: Kerry Brown How did

Glass meets Yao Chen, one of China’s foremost acting talents

“Forever in my heart” To celebrate the launch of Glass China, Glass meets Yao Chen, one of China’s foremost acting

The Glass guide to day creams

CAN something as commonplace as a day cream turn out to be a transformative tool in your skincare arsenal? Glass

Glass presents fashion story – Everything Connected by photographer Nerys Jones

AS WE emerge from lockdown, the human need for connection with each other and the natural world around us, seems

Glass enjoys a sunset view and dinner at the rooftop Trafalgar St. James

ROOFTOP views don’t get old. There’s something so significant about towering over a city that’s already reaching for the sky.

Glass dines at Kitchen E20

KITCHEN E20 is spread out across the ground floor of The Stratford – an impressive 42-floor building, which combines longer

Independent British Jewellers launch Jewellers for Afghanistan

BRINGING together 25 independent British jewellers, Rosie Lillis Communications have announced the launch of Jewellers for Afghanistan. This initiative sees

Glass reviews Icons Portraits by Andy Gotts at Maddox Gallery, London

CONSIDERING photographer Andy Gotts has shot everyone from Hollywood greats – Harrison Ford, Michael Caine, Meryl Streep, to fashion royalty

Glass presents Elements of Skin – a story by Billie Scheepers

THIS beauty story by photographer Billie Scheepers is about fire and water and playing with different elements on skin –

Glass reviews Burgeon and Remain by Angela Heisch at the Pippy Houldsworth gallery

NEW ZEALAND-born, Brooklyn-based artist Angela Heisch’s first UK solo exhibition, Burgeon and Remain, is a masterful and thought provoking


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