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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

Derek Jarman: When yellow wishes to ingratiate it becomes gold at Amanda Wilkinson Gallery

UPON entering Derek Jarman’s exhibition at Amanda Wilkinson’s eponymous first floor gallery in Soho, London, a visitor may be mistaken

Glass enjoys honest Indian fine dining at Flora Indica

INDIAN cuisine is everywhere in London, but not all of it is authentic, and some of it is far too

Glass meets legendary Chinese couturier Guo Pei

OVER THE past three decades, Beijing-born fashion designer Guo Pei has established herself as China’s most exciting couturier. The 54-year-old,

Glass meets American artist and performer Dyllón Burnside

MULTIFACETED Dyllón Burnside managed to both provide an incredibly fulfilling ending to his character, Ricky Evangelista, during the finale of

Glass visits Gielly Green boutique hair salon for a colour change

I APPROACHED Gielly Green, the award-winning sanctuary for hair and beauty, with the trepidation of a guilty child, who’d been

A Story Of Her – a hair exhibition by Sheridan Ward

A Story Of Her by the British-born, LA-based celebrity hair artist and Glass NYC/LA grooming editor Sheridan Ward is a

Glass discovers unparalleled glamour at Baur au Lac in Zurich

FOR A world-class hotel the Baur au Lac’s forecourt is rather understated. However, the fleet of luxury cars belonging to

Glass interviews Korean actor Son Ye-jin

From hit Korean drama Crash Landing on You to her upcoming Hollywood debut – Korea’s Son Ye-jin’s path to

Glass speaks to Merve and Beste Manastir, founders of Manu Atelier about their new collection and campaign

DAUGHTERS of one of the oldest and most-skilled leather goods craftsman in Istanbul, sisters Merve and Beste Manastir took their


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