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PFW SS27: Louis Vuitton

AT LOUIS Vuitton, Nicolas Ghesquière has always treated the future as something to be designed rather than predicted. For Spring/ Summer 2027, however, his vision of tomorrow feels less like science fiction and more like an exercise in survival. Staged in Cour Carrée of the Louvre, the show transformed the

Glass talks to the cult electronic group The Avalanches

FORMED in 1997, The Avalanches arrived onto the Melbourne electronic scene with a sound that felt entirely their own. Their

Chanel releases short film starring leading figures from the arts to celebrate a century of N°5 perfume

UNVEILING a plethora of new launches in celebration of N°5 perfume turning 100, Chanel has now created a short film

Glass reviews KOL – New Mexican Flavours in Marylebone

THE West End has an uber-cool new hot spot in the shape of KOL, the long-awaited debut restaurant from chef

Glass presents Tapestry of Nature – a beauty story by photographer Kristin Vicari

“LOOK Deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better,” Albert Einstein. Wandering into the depths of the rhododendrons

Spring into the clouds from the Shangri-La Hotel, At The Shard

THE Shangri-La Hotel at The Shard, London, has now reopened its doors, welcoming guests with experiences inspired by the best

Sadler’s Wells re-opens with London premiere of Overflow

  SADLER’S Wells Theatre, London’s preminent venue for contemporary dance, makes a triumphant post-lockdown return with Overflow. This new production

Chanel debuts their first high jewellery collection in celebration of N°5 perfume

TO celebrate a century of Chanel’s N°5 perfume, Director of the Chanel Fine Jewellery Creation Studio, Patrice Leguéreau, has created

Glass reviews Sculpted by Aimee Connolly’s latest make-up collection

SCULPTED by Aimee is an award-winning independent cosmetics brand, first launched in 2016 by Irish make-up artist Aimee Connolly. Becoming

Glass reviews Charlie Porter’s book What Artists Wear

ACCORDING to studies, we glance at art on average for 27 seconds, even less when admiring a strangers outfit on


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