LFW AW22: Halpern
FOR many, the last two years have felt like a never-ending tumble down the rabbit hole, plunged into a surreal realm of arbitrary rules and strange curiosities.
And it’s a similar dreamlike narrative that aw...
Borgo de Nor launches graphic T-shirts for NGO Glasswing International
GRAPHIC tees for charity? Yes, please! Borgo de Nor is releasing a capsule collection of 70’s inspired graphic tees as part of their Resort 22 collection. The collection, titled B. Cool B. Kind, is in collabora...
Glass reviews the photobook – 101 Pictures by Tom Wood
PHOTOGRAPHER Tom Wood, whose stark and evocative pictures of Merseyside in the 1970s, ‘80s and ‘90s are collected in this beautiful book 101 Pictures, was known locally as “The photie man”– also the title of a ...
Glass reviews newly opened Paris Restaurant, Nolinski
SITUATED in the beating heart of the city on Avenue de l'Opéra in Paris’s 1st arrondissement, the newly opened, Nolinski Le Restaurant, boasts contemporary Parisian elegance with ceiling to floor mirrors, gloss...
Glass presents Jelly on a Plate – a beauty story by photographer Heather Favell, beauty director Kim Brown and art director Liz Sheppard
GLASS presents Jelly on a Plate – a beauty story by photographer Heather Favell, Glass beauty director Kim Brown and art director Liz Sheppard. Delicious visions and motion captured on Super 8 in the technicolo...
MFW SS20: Gucci
FOR a story-teller as talented as Alessandro Michele, the best way to showcase such a keen sense of creativity is through big spectacles. His most recent debut at MFW as the creative director for Gucci, was not...
LFW AW18: Xiao Li
HELD at the DiscoveryLAB in the BFC Show Space, Xiao Li’s AW18 collection showed her classic, innovative style of being fun and bold whilst pushing the boundaries of knitwear and silicone. This collection focus...
NYFW SS18: Marc Jacobs
MARC Jacobs is known for his set design and did not disappoint by coming back with an, albeit quiet, bang for his NYFW SS18 show. With no set and no sound, all that could be heard from the single front row that...
PFW AW17: Chloé
WITH her last show for the French house of Chloé, the English designer and the brand’s creative director of six years Clare Waight Keller left on a high note with everyone praising the collection and alluding t...
MFW AW16: Tod’s
For AW16, Alessandra Facchinetti continued with the theme of the cool girl that she set last season for Tod’s. Only this time, she’s not in a rock band anymore. Whatever she does, she does it well-dressed in lu...
LFW AW16: Paul Smith
This season, Paul Smith was feeling nostalgic. Returning to his youth and the beginnings of his career as a designer, Smith delivered a collection influenced by the 1970s, motifs and techniques used in his desi...
LFW SS16: J. JS Lee
London Fashion Week started off with birds’ chirping this season as designer J. JS Lee had flying like a bird, freedom and carefreeness on her mind for her SS16 collection. The motif of birds was apparent throu...
NYFW SS15: Derek Lam
Patchwork leather, flared pants, wing collars, and mauve, teal, and retro brown call straightforward and direct attention to the 1970s, the era in which womenswear shamelessly and nonchalantly fell straight and...