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Dior Brings Mauro Colagreco to Saint-Tropez

DIOR has enlisted chef Mauro Colagreco for its Saint-Tropez hospitality offering, bringing the three Michelin-starred Mirazur chef to the house’s seasonal restaurant on the French Riviera. The menu looks to the Mediterranean, with vegetables, herbs, flowers, and seafood at its centre, with dishes ranging from shellfish tartare with clover-shaped leaves

The V&A joins forces with Maison Ladurée on a new gift box inspired by Marie Antoinette

THIS AUTUMN, the Victoria & Albert Museum has joined hands with Maison Ladurée to launch an exclusive macaron gift box.

A Thrilling Four-Hands Dinner with Claude and Co at The Peninsula London

AS 2025 enters its final quarter, the concept of a four-hands dinner – two chefs collaborating to create a unique

Hotel Café Royal’s Green Bar Launches New Cocktail Menu and Outdoor Terrace

HOTEL CAFÉ ROYAL has long been considered one of London’s most glamorous destinations. Perched just off Regent Street, this hotel’s

Veuve Clicquot and Simon Porte Jacquemus Unite for Limited Edition Collaboration

WHEN two leaders of French artistry unite, the result is nothing short of luminous. Veuve Clicquot and designer Simon Porte

British Ingredients Meet Thai Soul at AngloThai

ANGLOTHAI isn’t just another exciting new restaurant in London, it’s the culmination of a life lived between cultures. Opened in

Exploring Summertime Dining in London

THE setting for Kioku by Endo – the rooftop of a historic building in the heart of Whitehall – has

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Exploring the Sultry Street Life in Vietnam

JUST as learning to swim means getting in the water, experiencing Hanoi demands immersion in its street life. You have

The Golden Vines Lands In Miami For Its 5th Year Celebration

THIS year, to celebrate the 5th Anniversary of The Golden Vines, the event has moved outside Europe for the first

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

HIDDEN behind a quiet façade in a calm muse with cobbled stone, just a few steps away from Berkeley Square,


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