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The Savoy’s Beaufort Bar Trades Cocktails for Wine

THE Savoy’s famous black-and-gold Beaufort Bar has become London’s most glamorous wine address yet. Reinvented as the Beaufort Wine Bar, the iconic room, hidden in the hotel’s maze of corridors, lures wine enthusiasts with the promise of unexpected discoveries, live music and late-night gossip. The Savoy Beaufort Bar The list

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Burberry and Smythson Launch Debut Collaboration

BURBERRY and Smythson have joined forces for the first time to create a collection of stylish leather-bound notebooks, playing cards,

Could This Be ‘Le Cure’ For Overtourism in Florence?

FLORENCE is a city I never tire of. The ‘Cradle of the Renaissance’, it gave rise to the likes of

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What’s Your Colour? Le Creuset Brings an Immersive Experience to Harrods

CHOOSING a Le Creuset piece has never been just about what’s on the hob. It’s about colour, character and the

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Glass Presents New Look Layering – an Editorial by Jouke Bos and Nicola Rose

SOFT layers meet sharp hues and tactile textures Photographer: Jouke Bos Photographer: Jouke Bos Photographer: Jouke Bos Photographer: Jouke Bos

Island-Hopping in the Maldives with The Ozen Collection

SOMETIMES the rumours are true. This thought arrives somewhere between Malé and Ozen Life Maadhoo, as our speedboat moves across

Mejuri Goes Green with Montana Sapphires

GREEN-teal sapphires from Montana are the latest addition to Mejuri’s Salmon Gold collection, appearing across two rings, a charm, and

Glass Guide to Luxury Advent Calendars 2026

THE COUNTDOWN to Christmas has never looked so chic. From coveted beauty discoveries and cult skincare favourites to fine jewellery,

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The Autumn Hair Reset: Inside Studio Studios

ON THE first day of October, I decide it’s high time for aesthetic reinvention. The timing feels appropriately symbolic. Autumn

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Schloss Elmau: A Magical Sanctuary in a Class of Its Own

HIDDEN deep within the Bavarian Alps, Schloss Elmau feels less like a hotel and more like an entire world of


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