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The Many Faces of Tom Rhys Harries

From Autumn Issue 2026 Glass Man speaks to Clayface star Tom Rhys Harries about his biggest role to date, getting into character and the communal power of horror It’s extremely hot outside when Tom Rhys Harries arrives in Stoke Newington dressed entirely in white linen. He looks like the human

Ellie Bamber On Becoming Kate Moss

From Summer Issue 66 Ellie Bamber reflects on stepping into Kate Moss’s world in Moss & Freud, the upcoming film

From Betrayal to Brilliance: Jessica Reynolds on A Woman of Substance

From Spring Issue 65 Glass speaks to A Woman of Substance’s star Jessica Reynolds about what her role has to say

Toheeb Jimoh Wants to Do It All

From Spring Issue 65 Glass Man sits down with British Nigerian actor Toheeb Jimoh to hear about his role in

Ariana DeBose Is Stepping Into Her Next Act

From Spring Issue 65 Glass talks to the American dancer, actress and singer Ariana DeBose about how it all began,

Bvlgari Blends Heritage and Innovation in New ICON(S) Documentary

BVLGARI has released ICON(S), a documentary film that explores the creation of Refik Anadol’s Infinito AI Data Sculpture, a contemporary

Tiffany & Co. Unveils Jewellery Collaboration for Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein

IN A DARING move, Tiffany & Co. has become the first luxury jeweller to partner with Netflix, marking a bold

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Loewe announces film Decades of Confusion, starring Dan Levy and Aubrey Plaza

LOEWE has just released their latest film, Decades of Confusion, a tongue-in-cheek motion picture hashing out the years of uncertainty

Glass goes behind-the-scenes of Timothée Chalamet’s Bleu de Chanel campaign

TAPPING not only one of the most prolific actors of this generation, Chanel has also brought legendary film director Martin

Glass speaks to costume designer Heidi Bivens on her euphoric instinct

Glass speaks to Hollywood’s most-sought after costume designer Heidi Bivens about her on-screen successes from Mid90s to Euphoria, and how


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