Covid-19 - The Glass Magazine

Glass meets Dressability, the charity supporting people with disabilities through bespoke clothing alterations

February 15, 2022

FOR many, dressing can be akin to sitting under the artist’s observant brush, converting a blank canvas into a kaleidoscope of hues and peacock finery. But for those experiencing mobility issues and limited dex...

Welcome to the Autumn issue of Glass Man – Dedication

Caroline Simpson

October 13, 2021

Culture, Fashion, Feature

WHAT does dedication mean to you? Defined as the act of being fully devoted to something, historically, the word had specific religious connotations but has since evolved to also mean having a sense ...

Renowned photographers donate limited-edition prints to raise funds for the Covid-19 crisis in India

Sophia Ford-Palmer

May 19, 2021

Art, News, Photography

CREATIVE Seva has merged with some of the most celebrated photographers across the globe to raise urgent funds for the unfolding tragedy in India. The country has been severely hit with the second wave of Covid...

Welcome to the Spring 2021 issue of Glass – Breakthrough

Caroline Simpson

March 31, 2021

Fashion, Feature

WELCOME to the Spring 2021 issue of Glass, themed Breakthrough – most apposite I thought, due to the rapid and amazing medical developments with the Covid-19 vaccine, which seems to offer us a way ou...

Burberry donates to UNICEF’s Covid-19 Vaccines Appeal to support vulnerable communities

Amie Bawa

March 18, 2021

Fashion, Health, News

LONDON fashion house Burberry is supporting vulnerable communities in low-income countries, through donations to UNICEF’s Covid-19 Vaccines Appeal, to ensure that everyone has equal access to the Covid-19 vacci...

Officine Universelle Buly releases scented stickers for masks

Amie Bawa

March 18, 2021

Beauty, News

THE wearing of masks has become a daily occurrence for almost a year now – and it is sometimes an uncomfortable item of clothing. Fortunately, Paris perfume house Officine Universelle Buly has released scented ...

Music, Makers & Machines launches on Google Arts & Culture

Connie de Pelet

March 11, 2021

Culture, News

IN THE wake of an incredibly challenging year for creatives, perhaps especially musicians, whose venues have been closed for a year, members of the global electronic music community have come together with Goog...

Glass reviews skincare brands putting sustainability first

Thomas Marrington

February 15, 2021

Beauty, Feature, Male grooming, Skincare

ONE of the major (read: only) benefits of the past year is the renewed focus that slowing down has given us. As a world without most of its transport emissions, our planet began to visibly heal. Air pollution l...

Welcome to the winter 2020 issue of Glass Man – Contact

Caroline Simpson

December 18, 2020

Culture, Feature

I AM pleased to introduce to you the winter 2020 issue of Glass Man – which has the theme of “contact”. An appropriate theme, I thought, as this year has been one where this once taken-for-granted state enjoyed...

National Gallery to reopen this week – post-lockdown

Connie de Pelet

November 30, 2020

Art, Exhibitions, News

THIS Wednesday, December 2 the National Gallery will reopen after a brief closure during national lockdown. Visitors will once again be able to visit the much acclaimed Artemisia exhibition in the gallery's Sal...

Ashley Williams releases SS21 lookbook

Connie de Pelet

October 19, 2020

Fashion, News

SACCHARINE and sour, delicately tailored and grossly adorned, Ashley Williams delivers an SS21 collection that ostentatiously embodies everything she stands for. Summed this season as “punk, pop, pretty and per...

Glass previews Fragmented – an exhibition at Zuleika Gallery, London

Connie de Pelet

October 16, 2020

Art, Exhibitions, News

IN THE midst of the divisions and reinterpretations demanded by the experience of living through Covid-19, Zukleika Gallery presents an exhibition of the works made by abstract painter Frances Aviva Blane and a...

Glass talks to leading cosmetic doctor Dr Sophie Shotter about the growth in men’s skincare and tweakments

Caroline Simpson

October 8, 2020

Beauty, Feature

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From botox to brotox – Glass meets leading cosmetic doctor Dr Sophie Shotter to find out more about the growth in men’s skincare and tweakments A LEADING light in the world of skincare and aesthetics, Dr Sop...

London Fashion Week September 2020 Announces Provisional Schedule

Connie de Pelet

September 4, 2020

Fashion, Fashion Shows, News

THE British Fashion Council have announced the provisional schedule for September 2020’s London Fashion Week: a gender neutral hybrid of both digital and physical events. This way, LFW’s showcase of more than 8...

Self-Portrait introduces the new Camellia Dress

Imogen Clark

September 1, 2020

Fashion, News

WITH every season being wedding season, the past couple of months have disrupted many people's special plans to get married. Covid-19 has put plans on hold, however many are now opting to change from large chur...

Burberry launches range of protective face masks

Imogen Clark

August 20, 2020

Fashion, Health, News

STAYING safe is everyone’s main priority currently and with face masks becoming our new everyday accessory, Burberry have just released a selection of face masks. Using antimicrobial technology to ensure the pr...

The Glass guide to glowing up while locking down

Sheridan Ward

August 6, 2020

Beauty, Feature, Skincare

STAYING in is the new going out, so whether you want to look dewy, hydrated, or sun kissed, Glass has the guide to products that will do it all. Like most people you've probably been on some sort of lockdown...

The Serpentine Galleries announces the reopening of its Blueprints exhibition tomorrow

Rosie Fitter

August 3, 2020

Art, Exhibitions, News

THE Serpentine Galleries joins a large number of galleries reopening, announcing its relaunch tomorrow with the exhibition Cao Fei: Blueprints. These unprecedented times, though limiting in many ways, offer new...

#WhoseFuture – a new creative collaboration to amplify diverse forces throughout the city of Bristol

Rosie Fitter

July 30, 2020

Art, Avant Art, Exhibitions, News, Photography

THE BRITISH city of Bristol has been at the forefront of Black Lives Matter and racial justice developments recently. In the wake of these events, positive movements for social change have been emerging. ...

Glass celebrates World Lipstick Day – mask up and pucker

Amanda Bernstein

July 29, 2020

Beauty, News

FOR lips to look great, they must be hydrated at all times. And never has there been a more pertinent time to look after our pucker than now. With the...

The Barbican announces plans to livestream concerts from the Barbican Hall

Rosie Fitter

July 20, 2020

Art, Music, News

THE Barbican Centre has announced that live music will return to the Centre this autumn – but in digital form. The Barbican Centre Due to Covid-19 and the current government guidelines, the Barbican has h...

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