Alessandro Michele brings Milan fashion week under Gucci’s heel
Designer showcases vision of clothes as ‘psycho-geographic maps’ in disused train depot without losing mainstream appeal
Designer showcases vision of clothes as ‘psycho-geographic maps’ in disused train depot without losing mainstream appeal
In a disused building in London, the French Louis Vuitton brand is offering a blockbuster experience
This October, London’s Harrods is celebrating all things menswear with the launch of Harrods Man Cover to Cover. Highlights of Harrods Man Cover to Cover include worldwide-exclusive capsule collections from Balmain, Burberry, DSquared2, Giorgio Armani, Givenchy, Neil Barrett, as well as limited-edition pieces from 3.1 Phillip Lim, Balenciaga, Christopher Kane, Moschino, and Versace. Burberry contributes … Read more
2016 Power Pieces: Paul Smith Travel Suit. In a true Sir Paul Smith style, the designer unveiled during London Collections: Men Spring Summer 2016 a tailoring innovation – a travel suit with an extraordinary ease of wear. The unique characteristics were demonstrated by Olympic medal- winning gymnast, Max Whitlock and a troop from the National … Read more
Ai Weiwei and the Celts conquer London. Plus extraordinary outsider artists, endangered buildings and the real Alice in Wonderland – in your weekly dispatch
There are 15 new One Stars and 2 new Two Stars in this year’s Michelin Guide Great Britain & Ireland 2016. The new Two Stars are both Japanese restaurants: Araki and Umu. “It is a great compliment to London that when Sushi Master Mitsuhiro Araki closed his Three Star counter restaurant in Tokyo it was … Read more