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Beyond the Barre: How ISABELLA Is Reshaping Ballet’s Traditional Movement

CREATING a platform is no mean feat, but making it look effortless with her impassioned project is Isabella McGuire Mayes with ISABELLA. Gently ushering us into her evocative world with emotional-driven contents and heart-warming creative notions, the dancer – who trained at The Royal Ballet and later at the famed

A.P.C. Gives Barbour a Parisian Spin

BRITISH outerwear stalwart Barbour and Parisian label A.P.C. have collaborated on a capsule collection for Autumn/ Winter 2026, offering everything

Glass Presents Ghosts In The Machine – a Beauty Editorial by Kim Brown and Mark Francome Painter

DAVID Ralph’s raw, postmodern portraits offer a glimpse into a future where beauty is no longer defined by conformity but

One Hotel, Three New Offerings At The Beaumont Mayfair

THE Beaumont Mayfair, a storied Art Deco dog-friendly boutique hotel moments from the capital’s premier shopping neighbourhoods, has recently undergone

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ME+EM Has Your Autumn Reading Sorted

ME+EM is adding books to its autumn agenda thanks to a year-long partnership with the Booker Prize Foundation. Four reading

Through LIA LIA’s Eyes: Ann Demeulemeester SS27

BETWEEN music, performance and fashion, LIA LIA exists in a world where identity is never quite fixed. The Chinese-German musician

Salvino Marsura: The Forgotten Master of Modern Metalwork

Glass Man visits the Treviso studio of Salvino Marsura, one of the great metal sculptors of the last century who

Frieze 2026: 45 Park Lane Celebrates Great Women Photographers

WITH Frieze week officially under way and art lovers arriving in London from all over the world, 45 Park Lane

A Road Trip Through the Death Valley Desert

IT’S ALL about the view. The stunning view. Anyone who grew up in the UK in the 1980s will have

Chalet Pierre Welcomes Guests Back to the Alps this Winter

PURPLE Ski’s Chalet Pierre, when it was first built in the late 1950s in Méribel, helped confirm the reputation of


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