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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

Inside MCM’s Tracksuit and Leather Collaboration With Adidas and FC Bayern Women

MCM, adidas and FC Bayern Women have made a capsule for people who are always in transit. The tracksuit has

Fashioning Change: How Four Zimbabwean Insiders Are Reshaping the Nation’s Heritage

HARARE, ZIMBABWE — Upon completion of the 2026 edition of Zimbabwe Fashion Week, GLASS caught up with the founder and

New York’s Multiplicity Shape Gucci’s Guccicore Campaign 

MILAN, ITALY — The Italian luxury House Gucci recently unveiled the GucciCore campaign, placing the collection at the centre of

Mackage Heads to the English Countryside for Winter 2026

MACKAGE has looked to the English countryside for Autumn/ Winter 2026, photographing its latest collection among open fields and rugged

In Zimbabwe, Designers Challenge the Paradigm of Craft, Tradition and Function

Between notes of optimism and soul-laden craftsmanship, the country’s local fashion is poised to take flight on the global map.

Porsche Marks 75 Years in Britain

PORSCHE is celebrating 75 years in Britain with a special 911 GT3 inspired by the 356 sports cars shown at

A Season at Dior: An Intimate Look at Dior’s Golden Years

PARIS, FRANCE – Published by Flammarion, A Season at Dior invites us to discover 30 Montaigne between 1956 and 1957,

Beyond the Runway: Antonia Cometa on Colour and TONE

ANTONIA Cometa has spent two decades behind the scenes, mixing the exact shade of honey, chestnut or slate that makes

Cool Britannia Menu Delights At The Original Ivy Restaurant

ON A bustly Friday night, even seasoned Londoners like myself might get a little lost strolling through the jumbled, 17th-century


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