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Discovering Refined Comfort at Conrad Singapore Marina Bay

September 9, 2025

FROM the moment I arrive at the Conrad Singapore Marina Bay, I was immediately enveloped by an atmosphere of elegance and contemporary luxury. The grand entrance, with its feng shui-inspired design and bre...

Miu Miu Introduces Miutine – a Fragrance With a Rebellious Spirit

Felicity Carter

September 4, 2025

Beauty, Feature, Fragrance Picks

MIU Miu has launched Miutine, a new fragrance this month, and it captures the fun, youthful, and unconventional essence of the Miu Miu woman. Bottled in a toffee-toned matelassé flacon with a sequin-inspire...

Veuve Clicquot and Simon Porte Jacquemus Unite for Limited Edition Collaboration

Imogen Clark

September 3, 2025

Feature, Food & Drink

WHEN two leaders of French artistry unite, the result is nothing short of luminous. Veuve Clicquot and designer Simon Porte Jacquemus unveil a limited-edition reinterpretation of La Grande Dame 2018 - a poetic...

The Langley Provides a Royal Rest in Buckinghamshire

Rachel Spencer

September 1, 2025

Europe, Feature, Travel, United Kingdom

I ARRIVE in Buckinghamshire, a 45-minute drive from London and a county steeped in history and renowned as the secret love nest of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. As my car winds along the picturesque carriageway ...

Relaxing in Ischia at San Montano Resort & Spa

Lily Rimmer

August 26, 2025

Feature, Italy, Travel

THE 17-square-mile volcanic island of Ischia in Italy had long been a place I could describe with such familiarity that I often had to remind myself I had yet to visit it. My affinity for it was entirely inspi...

James Nelson-Joyce On Breaking The Villain Mould

Imogen Clark

August 22, 2025

Culture, Feature

From Spring Issue 61 British actor James Nelson-Joyce speaks to Glass Man about wanting to break out of playing the hard man and why his native Liverpool remains his guiding star It’s one of those bitter...

La Beauté Louis Vuitton Launches Its Debut Campaign

Imogen Clark

August 20, 2025

Beauty, Feature

VERY FEW releases have caused as much of a seismic wave within the luxury cosmetics space as the announcement of Louis Vuitton's entry with La Beauté Louis Vuitton, its first-ever makeup collection. Crafte...

Glass Presents Notes On Stillness – an Editorial by Otto Masters

Vivian Hui

August 20, 2025

Fashion, Feature

IN A world shaped by noise and movement, Notes on Stillness becomes a meditation on presence, distance, and restraint. Set within the muted geometry of a private interior, this editorial traces the subtle lang...

British Ingredients Meet Thai Soul at AngloThai

Vivian Hui

August 19, 2025

Dining, Feature, Food & Drink

ANGLOTHAI isn’t just another exciting new restaurant in London, it’s the culmination of a life lived between cultures. Opened in late 2024 by Chef John Chantarasak and his wife, Sommelier and Creative Director...

Unbridled Relaxation at Dormy House, Cotswolds

Nicola Kavanagh

August 18, 2025

Europe, Feature, Travel, United Kingdom

IF you’re in need of a retreat from the relentless pace of modern life then Dormy House is the perfect antidote. Nestled in the Cotswold hills, this historic former farmhouse – built in the iconic limestone ty...

Rosy McEwen On The Women That Have Shaped Her Performances

Felicity Carter

August 15, 2025

Culture, Feature

From Spring Issue 61 Glass speaks to British actor Rosy McEwen on the magic of acting, the film that inspired her and her upcoming role in forensic crime drama Scarpetta Rising British actress Rosy McEwe...

How Chris Levine Turned Houghton 2025 Into a Luminous Dreamscape

Imogen Clark

August 14, 2025

Art, Design, Feature

AS NIGHT unfolds across the four dates of Houghton Festival 2025, the central lake comes alive. Holding fort in its centre is a chrome VW campervan floating like a UFO with lasers slicing mist - all tuned to t...

Virtual Beauty – The Exhibition Asking Us What Beauty Can Become When The Body Is No Longer The Limit

Meg Warren

August 13, 2025

Art, Exhibitions, Feature

WHILE much of the conversation around how the digital worlds have shaped our relationship to beauty can be reduced to superficial platitudes about social media being "bad" for us, Virtual Beauty, a new exhibit...

Exploring the Sultry Street Life in Vietnam

Sean Sheehan

August 12, 2025

Asia, Feature, Food & Drink, Travel, Vietnam

JUST as learning to swim means getting in the water, experiencing Hanoi demands immersion in its street life. You have to take the plunge, distracted by sights while dodging a perpetual flow of scooters ar...

Josha Stradowski Is Morphing On Screen With Quiet Force

Imogen Clark

August 8, 2025

Culture, Feature

From Spring Issue 61 Glass Man talks to Dutch actor Josha Stradowski about morphing from farm boy to hero in The Wheel of Time, the hit fantasy drama that has just entered its third series There’s a quie...

The Rolls-Royce Phantom – A Century in Creative Company

Felicity Carter

August 6, 2025

Design, Feature

ONE hundred years after it first appeared, the Rolls-Royce Phantom remains perhaps an unexpected fixture in the story of modern art. In 1955, Salvador Dali borrowed a black-and-yellow Phantom, filled it wi...

No Place Like Rome: Introducing The Rome EDITION

Chidozie Obasi

August 6, 2025

Europe, Feature, Italy, Travel

AS THE world slowly starts to turn balmy and the warm summer days creep in, we immediately turn to the sunnier side of the globe to dream of our next escape. If your plans for the break include hours loung...

Scents To Transport You To All Corners Of The Globe

Caroline Simpson

August 5, 2025

Beauty, Feature, Fragrance Picks

THESE recent perfume launches transport Glass to all corners of the globe while encountering some fragrant expressions of rain, earth, air and fire Maison Crivelli - Safran Secret £220 for 50 ml EDP - Bu...

The Land of A Thousand Hills: Glass Visits Rwanda

Olga Petrusewicz

August 4, 2025

Africa, Feature, Travel

WE TOUCH down at Kigali just as the city begins to stir to life. The nine-hour flight to Rwanda’s capital feels seamless aboard RwandAir and is well worth it for the promise of African sunshine. Outside, our d...

US Actor Emma Myers On Finding Calm In The Chaos

Chidozie Obasi

August 1, 2025

Culture, Feature

From Spring Issue 61 Glass talks to US actor Emma Myers about starting out young, what followed after her breakout role in Wednesday, and how she’s learned to remain calm under pressure From her emotiona...

How Houghton Festival Is Redefining Art in Nature for 2025

Imogen Clark

July 30, 2025

Art, Design, Feature, Music

IN A landscape already known for its duality of rave and reverie, Houghton Festival 2025 raises the bar with the announcement of two new major art commissions. Set to deepen the festival's already cosmic c...