NORA is the kind of restaurant that immediately encourages you to slow down, to sit back, order generously, and let the table fill organically. Tucked into Canary Wharf yet worlds away from its glass-and-steel surroundings, the space feels warm and transportive. Earthy red tiles, sculptural wooden furniture, and soft curves are punctuated by palms and […] The post Nora Brings the Many Flavours of Istanbul to London’s Tables first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

REGENT SEVEN Sease Cruises and Global Hotel Alliance have just announced the exciting launch of The Concierge Collection 2027-2028. Having debuted in 2024, The Concierge Collection offers Regent’s guests three-night pre-cruise stays at some of GHA’s sparkling properties, paired with an ultra-luxury voyage on board four ships of The World’s Most Luxurious Fleet™. Following the […] The post Regent Seven Seas Cruises® Launch The Concierge Collection 2027-2028 first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

SANTORINI is the Greek island famed for its Cycladic architecture – pristine white villages with organic curves and blue-domed churches clinging to the cliffsides, which, in the age of social media, have become a popular backdrop for Instagram selfies. But there is so much more to this stunningly rugged island. The people are warm and […] The post Villas by Santo Collection: A Stay That Ticks All The Boxes in Santorini first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

HIP Californian renaissance man, successful photographer, chef, and author, Jesse Jenkins is currently in residency, cooking flavourful contemporary Mexican fare in collaboration with The Donovan Bar at Brown’s Hotel, London. Jenkins, known for his sensational cuisine-centred social media portal ‘Another Day In Paradise’ @adip_food, has been at the crossroads of fashion, pro-skateboarding, music, and the […] The post Jesse Jenkins Partners with The Donovan Bar at Brown’s Hotel, London first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

LONDON after dark showed signs of life again this autumn. In late November, cult members’ club Christabel’s returned with a new flagship address at 4 Winsley Street, tucked between Soho, Fitzrovia and Mayfair, just moments from Oxford Street. Created in collaboration with the Chinawhite team, the new Christabel’s marked the club’s most polished incarnation to […] The post Christabel’s Reopening Reignites London After Dark first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

THROUGHOUT history, the most effective musical moments have not always been the grandest in scale or scope. At times, performances that lean too heavily on routine or convention risk losing both emotional depth and expressive urgency. In Milan, however, the atmosphere permeating the city’s cultural scene has found fertile ground, unfurling narratives that stretch beyond […] The post Milan in Full Voice: Tradition, Renewal, and the Pulse of La Scala first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

FOR Dior’s Fall 2026, Jonathan Anderson delivers a lookbook defined by statement dressing and poetic craftsmanship. Standing along the edge of the Seine, models gaze directly toward the camera. Their softly styled hair moves gently in the crisp winter breeze. The setting feels quiet yet intentional, allowing the collection to unfold with clarity and confidence, […] The post Dior Merges Legacy and Modernity for Fall 2026 first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

WHEN it comes to some of the most coveted and hard-to-crack artsy disciplines in the creative sphere, it’s safe to say that many have tried and failed to champion ballet and its manifold sensibilities. Martin Nudo’s journey in this world began quite early on, and he has his mother to thank for that. “I started […] The post Martin Nudo on Life, Expressive Dance and Pensive Musicality first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

PARIS, FRANCE — Growing up, Nicola Di Vico didn’t have a similar upbringing to most kids drawn to the dance world: he studied in a Catholic school, as his parents wanted him to have the strong foundations of a well-rounded educational background. “Surrounded by religious sisters and classmates,” he says, “I discovered many activities from […] The post Nicola Di Vico on Dance’s Fulfilment, Fatigue and Longevity first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

THERE are restaurants you simply dine in, and then there are ones that invite you into their world. Wani Tzuki, London’s newest Japanese izakaya and housed within the recently unveiled House of Louie, feels unmistakably like the latter. From the second I step inside, the city’s familiar buzz softens, giving way to something sleek, atmospheric […] The post Inside Wani Tzuki: a London Izakaya Worth Knowing first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

FEW have had a year as stunningly successful as Chase Infiniti. In September, the 25-year-old American actress and newly minted Louis Vuitton ambassador made a spotlight-stealing splash in Paul Thomas Anderson’s critically acclaimed thriller, One Battle After Another (2025), portraying Willa Ferguson, the fearless daughter of retired revolutionary Bob Ferguson (Leonardo DiCaprio). Chase Infiniti for […] The post Chase Infiniti Announced as Louis Vuitton’s Latest House Ambassador first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

IN THE high theatre of the French Alps, where peaks rise high above the horizon with operatic drama and winter becomes a way of life, two very different expressions of mountain luxury converse. At Courchevel 1850, Maya Hotel opened its doors earlier this month on the dawn of Courchevel’s 80th season to bring an ultra-seek […] The post Two Visions of Alpine Luxury: Maya Hotel Courchevel 1850 and Refuge de la Traye first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

SMYTHSON of Bond Street has opened a new concession at Liberty, bringing together two of Britain’s most beloved heritage brands under one roof. Located on the third floor of Liberty’s homeware department, the space offers a selection of Smythson’s core categories, including its signature diaries, notebooks and stationery, alongside leather accessories and a curated edit […] The post Smythson of Bond Street Opens in Liberty London first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

IT’S 5am and day one of my trip to Belize, the only English-speaking country in Central America. There are rumours of a Jaguar sighting – audible just beyond our thatched roof cabanas at Chan Chich Rainforest Lodge. How close? Close. Or maybe it’s a puma. Or El Cadejo, our chef suggests over breakfast, the Demon […] The post The Wonders of Belize: From Barefoot Luxury to Untamed Beauty first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

THIS WINTER, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London joins forces with De Beers London to bring a new sparkle to Knightsbridge. Ushering in a fresh chapter for the two heritage houses, Mandarin Oriental and De Beers have united to transform the hotel into a wonderfully festive landscape. Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park From […] The post Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park and De Beers Unite to Launch Festive Afternoon Tea first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

ACROSS more than twenty years, Richard Mille’s ladies’ watches have been worn by women from film, music and elite sport. Figures including Michelle Yeoh, Margot Robbie and Rihanna, alongside athletes such as tennis player Yulia Putintseva and Olympic dressage champion Jessica von Bredow-Werndl, have all worn the brand, combining technical credibility with stylish decoration to […] The post Spotlighting Richard Mille’s Watches for Women first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

From Summer Issue 62 Glass Man talks to British rapper Pa Salieu on facing adversity, reflecting on his personal evolution and how music is his therapy There is a tension in Pa Salieu’s voice – part prayer, part war cry – that couldn’t come from anywhere but real life. A life that, in its 27 […] The post Pa Salieu Opens Up About Growth, Grit and the Healing Power of Music first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

THE QUESTION of how a house becomes a home has occupied my mind with particular intensity of late. Following a recent move, I’ve found myself enthralled, almost obsessively, by the quiet alchemy of interior design. Suddenly, an untouched corner feels like a conceptual void; an unadorned shelf appears perilously unfinished; the absence of a single […] The post Glass Festive Homeware Gift Guide 2025 first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

IN THE WORLD of comfort cuisine, nothing captures indulgence quite like a well-crafted burger. At Heard, a new smashed burger concept from Michelin-starred chef Jordan Bailey, that indulgence aims to turn a familiar favourite into something far more special. Having just opened its Soho location, Heard is already attracting attention by serving an array of […] The post Discover how Jordan Bailey Reimagines the Humble Burger at Heard first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

ONE consolation of the cold, dark, dank and gloomy winter days is that you can bring light and an warm glow in, as well as delightfully fragrancing your space, with a scented candle. This holiday season, Glass has rounded up some of favourites featuring relaxing and redolent accents of pine, woody, cinnamon and even panattone. […] The post Glass Festive Candle Gift Guide 2025 first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

UNIQLO has teamed up once again with contemporary artist KAWS, who has worked with the brand since 2016 and now serves as its first Artist in Residence. His debut project in the role is also his first venture into knitwear, offering a winter collection that brings his well-loved COMPANION figure and XX signature to a […] The post KAWS and UNIQLO Drop a Winter Set of Cozy Knits first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

LONDON-based designer Lili Saito, the creative force behind the emerging label Lils, has released her highly anticipated Spring/ Summer 2026 collection this week. Since graduating from the London College of Fashion in 2023, Saito has been steadily capturing attention with her poetic approach to design, marrying whimsical materials with deeply personal narratives. At the heart […] The post Lils. Unveils Poignant SS26 Collection: A Fashion Journey from Girlhood to Womanhood first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

THIS shoot is a bold middle finger up to the outdated idea of ‘saving our best’. Why are we saving our favourite clothes, our statement pieces, the ones that make us feel like icons – for rare moments? F*ck Saving It For Best is a fashion manifesto that says: wear the sequins to buy oat […] The post Glass Presents F*ck Saving It For the Best – an Editorial by Harriet Nicolson & Anne Marie Sterian first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

THE consistency of Diesel’s house codes continues apace in the brand’s Pre-Fall 2026 outing, paired with a spirit of experimentation that is inclusive, modern, and easy to wear. The collection builds confidently on established strengths while looking ahead, with a clear focus on the Millennial wardrobe. Outerwear plays a central role, while denim is even […] The post Diesel’s Pre-Fall 2026 Collection Continues to Purvey Experimentation first appeared on The Glass Magazine.

NOW IN its fourth edition, Bottega for Bottegas 2025 continues its mission to recognise and uplift craftspeople whose work preserves tradition while shaping contemporary culture. This year’s selection highlights artisans from three cities important to Bottega Veneta’s history and identity: New York, Milan, and Venice. Bottega for Bottegas Bottega for Bottegas Launched in 2021 as a way to […] The post Bottega Veneta Continues to Honour Artisanal Craft in Bottega for Bottegas Initiative first appeared on The Glass Magazine.