LC:M Lee Roach SS15
LC:M saw a very wearable, clean and contemporary SS15 collection from Lee Roach this season. Each and every piece had a modern day wear feel and would put together make the most stylish wardrobe. A very ninetie...
LC:M Kent and Curwen SS15
When leather is associated with the sportier end of the menswear spectrum it instantly makes very well for enticing formal-wear. At Kent and Curwen today it was leather-luxe aplenty, just take the driving glove...
LC:M Christopher Shannon SS15
Christopher Shannon has guts and gusto, obviously. They are just a couple of the qualities that only last week won him the title of the first winner of the new GQ/BFC Designer Menswear Fund, but there is other ...
LC:M Christopher Raeburn SS15
Soaring with style, parachuting with valiant aplomb, Christopher Raeburn made his LC:M mark quickly on day one. Raeburn studio and their long-running utilisation of all things utility worked very well today, dr...
Matthew Miller SS15
Romantic fluid lines set to the dystopian soundtrack of James Blake at Matthew Miller this afternoon. Key looks included navy chalk pinstripes,deconstructed suits and war slogans pinned on top of blazers.
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British Fashion Council announces winner of BFC/GQ Designer Menswear Fund 2014
Menswear season is just around the corner. Starting with LC:M in all of three days the avidity at Glass is picking up quickly, much in part to the BFC’s announcement that London menswear marvel Christopher Sha...
The universal language of music explored at Plisskën Festival 2014, Athens
Music is therapeutic in itself – it’s an explosive expression of emotions, and no matter what culture we are from, music does bring people together. This is precisely what happened over two nights on Plisskën F...
10 years at Petersham Nurseries
This month the botanical treasure-trove that is Petersham Nurseries will be celebrating its 10th year. Overlooking the London Thames in Richmond, the garden centre had a humble start back in the 1970s before cl...
Balenciaga checks into Hong Kong International
This week sees the opening of Balenciaga’s first airport boutique in Hong Kong International, and the debut of Wang’s architectural and design vision in the region. The boutique’s aesthetic concept, designed in...
Issa Resort Collection 2015
Issa and resort goes so well together, don’t you think? The houses first resort offering under the creative direction of Blue Farrier, who's positively done wonders for the label, is nothing short of the ultima...
Mugler Resort Collection 2015
“I wanted to focus on the new Mugler woman” so said David Koma, Mugler’s newly appointed creative director about Resort 2015, but really, what else could he say? Archive talk is often dangerous, especially when...
Reflections on PSYCHEDELIA, at CAN gallery, Athens
Based upon a much more minimalistic visual language, Reflections on PSYCHEDELIA at CAN Christina Androulidaki Gallery, Athens, explores issues of symbolism and spirituality such as faith, mythology, individual ...
All eyes on Uruguay
Although dwarfed by its bigger, louder neighbours Argentina and Brazil, Uruguay has plenty to shout about. Here are five reasons why it should be on your bucket list
1. Colonial charm
In a country shaped by...
Michael Craig-Martin at Gagosian Hong Kong
Gagosian Hong Kong will present recent paintings by acclaimed British conceptual artist Michael Craig-Martin. Known for his “pictorial readymades”, Craig-Martin explores the perceptual tension between object, r...
512 Hours with Marina Abramović, Serpentine Gallery, London
Marina Abramović seduces everyone she meets. This is something one can tell even if one had never met her. Yesterday morning she presented her new performance piece at the Serpentine Gallery in London and she s...
Tom Bianchi Fire Island Pines: Polaroids 1975 – 1983
The Fahey/Klein Gallery will present the first exhibition from photographer Tom Bianchi’s newly released publication, Fire Island Pines: Polaroids 1975-1983 (Damiani, 2013). Bianchi’s Polaroid images capture th...
Gem talk with jewellery historian Amanda Triossi on Bulgari’s 130th anniversary
“The only word Elizabeth knows in Italian is ‘Bulgari,” said Richard Burton. If that comment wasn’t a precursor to turgid consumer culture and the messy squandered line between cultural capital and economic cap...
Glass reviews Richard Avedon, Gagosian, Athens
Richard Avedon said, “Portraiture is performance. You can’t get at the thing itself, the real nature of the sitter, by stripping away the surface (…) All that you can do is manipulate that surface-gesture, cost...
A journey through cinema history – Twixt Two Worlds at Whitechapel Gallery, London
Pioneers of early cinema alongside leading contemporary artists are shown in a forthcoming show, the Twixt Two Worlds, at Whitechapel Gallery, this month.
Willia...
A new dimension
I don’t think there is anything quite as inspiring as the great outdoors, particularly when its multifaceted appeal isn’t just limited to the organic forms of the environment itself but also its h...
Graff presents the Rhythm Collection
The latest offering from fine jewellery house Graff is a dramatic and vivacious collection of standout pieces. Inspired by the energy of music, an immense sense of movement and rapture is captures within each p...