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Min Jiang – Joyful Chinese Dining in Kensington

April 26, 2023

TAKE THE lift up to the tenth floor at the fantastically fancy Royal Garden Hotel — and prepare to be delighted. You’ll be greeted by Min Jiang, a supremely elegant spot serving some of the best Chinese food in...

At home with the master – Glass interviews Serge Lutens

Caroline Simpson

April 25, 2023

Beauty, Feature

Mysterious and elegiac, an icon in the world of beauty and perfume, Serge Lutens continues to evolve. Glass speaks to him about his new venture into home fragrances There are very few figures in the world of...

Glass becomes immersed in Malaysian serenity at The St. Regis Langkawi

Ben Sanderson

April 24, 2023

Feature, Malaysia, Travel

STANDING on my balcony overlooking the Andaman Sea, I feel an overwhelming sense of serenity mixed with insignificance in the face of such vast beauty. I’m at The St. Regis Langkawi, and I’ve barely mad...

Italian is made simple at Archway Battersea

Ismene Ormonde

April 21, 2023

Dining, Feature, Food & Drink

IT IS NOT an exaggeration to say that the push to transform Battersea Power Station and its surrounding A roads into a luxury landmark has been expensive. Exit the almost manically clean tube station and you’ll...

National Youth Dance Company celebrates decennial year with Grace Wales Bonner collaboration

Ben Sanderson

April 20, 2023

Culture, Feature, News

IN CELEBRARTION of the National Youth Dance Company’s 10th anniversary, Sadler’s Wells, NYDC Guest Artistic Director and Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist Wayne McGregor CBE have announced a collaboration with en...

The Campaner gets ready for Chelsea Barracks opening

Derby Jones

April 19, 2023

Dining, Feature, News

THE CELEBRATED Spanish restaurant group, Los Reyes del Mango, is set to launch its first international space in London next month. The Campaner will open its doors on 2 May in the scenic surroundings of Chelsea...

Glass explores the bright realm of nonconformist art

Phoebe Minson

April 19, 2023

Art, Feature

Glass Man takes a look at art that is often dismissed as unsophisticated because it doesn’t conform to artistic norms It’s likely that when you were taught art at school you were told that the more realistic...

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Glass escapes the bustle of New Orleans at the Windsor Court Hotel

Alicia Tomkinson

April 18, 2023

America, Feature, Travel

SITUATED in the heart of the Central Business District, in downtown New Orleans, the Windsor Court Hotel presents a deserved pause from its surrounding vibrant but busy city. Upon arrival, I wa...

Anthony Vaccarello launches Saint Laurent Productions with Strange Way of Life

Ben Sanderson

April 18, 2023

Culture, Fashion, Feature

AN EXCITING new venture sure to make waves, Saint Laurent has recently launched their brand new subsidiary, Saint Laurent Productions, becoming the first luxury house to fully produce films. The venture is ...

Glass finds calm amidst the vibrant city at the Conrad Centennial Singapore

Ben Sanderson

April 17, 2023

Feature, Singapore, Travel

THE CONCIERGE has just about closed the door before I collapsed face down on the welcoming king bed. Within the short five minutes from the lobby to my room, it is more evident than ever I’m staying at ...

Ashton Sanders speaks about his rise from Moonlight into the spotlight

Imogen Clark

April 14, 2023

Culture, Feature

Glass Man speaks to US actor ASHTON SANDERS about the stage musical that sparked his love of acting, his breakthrough performance in Moonlight, and his upcoming role in the Whitney Houston biopic, I Wan...

Glass finds the best bottles to enjoy this Spring

Imogen Clark

April 13, 2023

Drinks, Feature, Food & Drink

WITH the weather warming up and the days gradually becoming longer, the plans to meet friends and loved ones after work or on the weekends are becoming more regular. So what better way to welcome in Spring than...

Dunhill announces Simon Holloway as Creative Director

Imogen Clark

April 12, 2023

Fashion, Feature, Menswear

USHERING in a new era, Dunhill has announced the appointment of Simon Holloway as its creative director. With a rich understanding of British heritage and its unwavering style foundations, the English designer ...

Gouqi – the fine dining Chinese restaurant comes to St. James

Felicity Carter

April 12, 2023

Dining, Feature

FORMER seven-time Michelin starred Hakkasan Group Executive Chef, Tong Chee Hwee has launched his own fine dining Chinese restaurant, Gouqi, and it’s in the heart of the historic St. James. With a rich culin...

Glass explores art and culture in New York City

Olga Petrusewicz

April 11, 2023

Feature, New York, Travel

NEW YORK is one of those cities that everyone recommends visiting in a specific season. The winter is magical with streets filled with sparkling lights, ice rinks and snow. Summer and spring bring life ...

Glass gets immersed in the history of street art at Saatchi’s BEYOND THE STREETS

Ismene Ormonde

April 6, 2023

Art, Exhibitions, Feature

WHAT happens when the streets of London, New York, and LA are packaged up, shipped into Chelsea, and reassembled on the walls of the Saatchi Gallery? Curated by graffiti historian Roger Gastman, BEYOND THE STRE...

Glass presents Gilded Lily – a fashion editorial by Harriet Nicolson and Simon Lipman

Amber Imogen Star Backhouse

April 5, 2023

Fashion, Feature

FASHION IS known to transcend beauty ideals and challenge perspective. In Gilded Lily, a concrete warehouse full of sharp edges and empty space sets the scene for luxury antiques, surprising movement and the we...

Saint Laurent Rive Droite presents an exhibition by Bob Carlos Clarke

Zlata Kryudor

April 4, 2023

Art, Exhibitions, Fashion, Feature

THIS season, Saint Laurent Rive Droite is proud to welcome Bob Carlos Clarke, the renowned British photographer, for a special exhibition. Known for his provocative yet elegant photographs of women and rubber, ...

Glass visits Villa René Lalique – a luxury hotel and restaurant paying homage to Lalique

Amanda Bernstein

April 3, 2023

Feature, France, Travel

VILLA René Lalique, a spectacular bolthole located in Wingen-Sur-Moder in Alsace, north-eastern France, was once the home of celebrated French glass designer René Lalique. Built in 1920 and transformed ...

Ellie Bamber talks to Glass about the importance of heroines in film

Imogen Clark

March 31, 2023

Culture, Feature

Glass speaks to British actor ELLIE BAMBER on her breakthrough film with Tom Ford as a teen, and how her new series, Willow, is pushing women forward as heroes. “A double chicken wrap - extra h...

New Nordic cooking meets Italian heritage at Brace, Copenhagen

Tristan Hedges

March 30, 2023

Denmark, Dining, Feature, Travel

SET BEHIND a quaint courtyard in the centre of Copenhagen, Restaurant Brace achieves an intimacy sometimes lost in restaurants of a similar stature. It's a typical Nordic winter evening when we approach the res...