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Scents To Transport You To All Corners Of The Globe

August 5, 2025

THESE recent perfume launches transport Glass to all corners of the globe while encountering some fragrant expressions of rain, earth, air and fire Maison Crivelli - Safran Secret £220 for 50 ml EDP - Bu...

The Land of A Thousand Hills: Glass Visits Rwanda

Olga Petrusewicz

August 4, 2025

Africa, Feature, Travel

WE TOUCH down at Kigali just as the city begins to stir to life. The nine-hour flight to Rwanda’s capital feels seamless aboard RwandAir and is well worth it for the promise of African sunshine. Outside, our d...

US Actor Emma Myers On Finding Calm In The Chaos

Chidozie Obasi

August 1, 2025

Culture, Feature

From Spring Issue 61 Glass talks to US actor Emma Myers about starting out young, what followed after her breakout role in Wednesday, and how she’s learned to remain calm under pressure From her emotiona...

How Houghton Festival Is Redefining Art in Nature for 2025

Imogen Clark

July 30, 2025

Art, Design, Feature, Music

IN A landscape already known for its duality of rave and reverie, Houghton Festival 2025 raises the bar with the announcement of two new major art commissions. Set to deepen the festival's already cosmic c...

Serving fine dining with a side of fine art at The Cocochine, Mayfair

Olga Petrusewicz

July 30, 2025

Dining, Feature, Food & Drink

HIDDEN behind a quiet façade in a calm muse with cobbled stone, just a few steps away from Berkeley Square, The Cocochine unlike many establishments nearby, doesn’t feel the need to shout in order to attract a...

Glass explores the world of wine in Porto

Adina Ilie

July 28, 2025

Europe, Feature, Portugal, Travel

PORTO, with its golden light and rolling landscapes, is a city shaped by wine – a fact that becomes evident the moment I’m dropped off at The Yeatman Hotel, perched as it is above Vila Nova de Gaia, the heart ...

Michelle Randolph on her duality across the Taylor Sheridan universe

Madeleine Ringer

July 25, 2025

Culture, Feature

From Spring Issue 61 Glass talks to US actor Michelle Randolph about starting out as a model then landing her breakout roles in the Taylor Sheridan universe in which she plays women of very different backgr...

Ladurée marks 20 years in the UK with a redesign at Burlington Arcade

Felicity Carter

July 22, 2025

Feature, Food & Drink

FRENCH patisserie house Ladurée is celebrating two decades in the UK, and to mark the occasion, a new concept will be introduced at its Burlington Arcade boutique in Mayfair. The updated space is a world-f...

Step-by-step with Chanel Beauty’s Golden Hour Collection

Glass Beauty

July 21, 2025

Beauty, Feature, Glass TV

CHANEL Beauty’s Golden Hour collection takes inspiration from the hues of the setting sun; highlighting soft yet vibrant shades of pink and gold in shimmering tones that glow. The complexion radiates warmth, a...

Into the wild in Sri Lanka’s Uga Chena Huts

Ben Olsen

July 21, 2025

Asia, Feature, Rest of Asia, Travel

THE sun has barely made itself known above the horizon when our ranger, Jayaba, breaks from conversation and points excitedly at the horizon. “Leopard, on that rock,” he says, our jeep slowing to a halt as he ...

Noah Centineo’s search for substance in cinema

Adina Ilie

July 18, 2025

Culture, Feature

From Spring Issue 61 Glass Man speaks to The Recruit star Noah Centineo about getting to grips with the complex character he plays, his love of indie cinema and his foray into production Noah Centineo is...

Bill & Coo: where refined tranquillity meets Cycladic style

Imogen Clark

July 17, 2025

Europe, Feature, Greece, Travel

THERE's an idyllic silence you don't expect in Mykonos. Not the closing notes of a party ending, or the lull of a late afternoon siesta, but a thoughtful, quiet, measured and unshowy, yet very intentional. ...

Make Art Not War: Glass speaks to Ukrainian artist Lesia Vasylchenko about art, conflict and moral responsibility

Sadie Pitcher

July 16, 2025

Art, Feature

"IN Ukrainian culture, the night sky once symbolised poetry, imagination, and mythology. But since 2022, ‘Ukrainian night’ has taken on a different meaning: it’s when sirens begin, missiles fall, and the night...

Louis Vuitton launch Visionary Journeys in Osaka – a tribute to art, innovation and Japanese heritage

Imogen Clark

July 15, 2025

Exhibitions, Fashion, Feature

THIS SUMMER, Louis Vuitton invites the world to step inside a new chapter of its legacy with Visionary Journeys - an immersive exhibition landing at Osaka's Nakanoshima Museum from 15 July - 17 September 2025....

Glass visits the new luxury landmark – The Peninsula London

Amanda Bernstein

July 14, 2025

Europe, Feature, London, Travel, United Kingdom

AS WE sashay up to the check-in desk at The Peninsula London, we’re greeted by a team of staff whose warm smiles immediately make us feel welcome. From the moment we step into the marble-swathed entrance, we’r...

Lucy Boynton talks to Glass about her latest role as Ruth Ellis

Adina Ilie

July 11, 2025

Culture, Don't Miss: Film, Feature

From Spring Issue 61 Glass speaks to British actor Lucy Boynton about her latest role as Ruth Ellis and what her story of injustice says about society’s treatment of women Women have historically been vi...

Visual Meditation – Freya Fang Wang on life and loss through abstract art

Phoebe Minson

July 10, 2025

Art, Feature

Glass speaks to the Chinese artist Freya Fang Wang, who immerses herself in the natural world to create swirling layers of colour that appear abstract but have something to say about life and loss I ARRIVED...

Inside 1 Hotel West Hollywood, LA’s Nature-Infused Urban Retreat

Vivian Hui

July 9, 2025

America, California, Feature, Travel

PERCHED at the base of the Hollywood Hills, overlooking a glittering stretch of Los Angeles from Downtown to Santa Monica, 1 Hotel West Hollywood stands out as a striking blend of sustainability and luxury on ...

Glass checks in at The Ritz-Carlton Tenerife, Abama

Amanda Bernstein

July 7, 2025

Feature, Spain, Travel

TENERIFE, 200 miles off Morocco’s west coast and the most visited of the Canary Islands, is the largest and most populous isle in the Macaronesian archipelago. Boasting a year-round temperate climate, it is th...

Michael Rider redefines Celine with his debut collection

Imogen Clark

July 7, 2025

Fashion, Fashion Shows, Feature

IN THE midst of the great reshuffle within the fashion houses, Michael Rider’s appointment at Celine happened almost instantaneously—and was somewhat overshadowed by the constant flux of change. Yet yesterd...

Mithridate returns with a joyous Pre-Spring 2026 collection

Imogen Clark

July 4, 2025

Fashion, Feature, News

AFTER unveiling a new era at Mithridate with the appointment of Daniel Fletcher earlier this year, the British designer returns with his sophomore collection for Pre-Spring 2026. Aptly titled The Joys of Sp...