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  • Theatre review: Teh Internet is Serious Business, The Royal Court

    September 26, 2014

    IT’S HARD to know what the greying grandees of London theatre criticism would have made of Teh Internet is Serious Business, a play that revels in an online world of memes and trolls, cheeseburger-demanding cats, socially awkward penguins and condescending Willy Wonkas.  But what appears as incomprehensible nonsense to most, makes perfect sense to a [...]

  • Out of sight

    September 23, 2014

    Michael Hoppen Gallery to showcase photographs of the horizon The horizon, where land and sky conspire to conceal the unknown, has long been a fixation of photographers. On the one hand it connotes distance, expansiveness, the epic curvature of the earth. On the other, it’s a symbol of the limitation of human perspective – a [...]

  • State of nature

    September 23, 2014

    Beetles and Huxley host a retrospective of one of the most important photographers of the modern era In an age when photography has never been so disposable, easy and quick, Sebastião Salgado’s work is testament to the treasures that can be reaped from taking your time. His Genesis series (which premiered last year at the [...]

  • Easy on the clutch

    September 23, 2014

    This exquisite clutch is the colourful antidote to your monochrome autumn wardrobe This timeless clutch was designed by the inimitable Edie Parker, who claims to have drawn inspiration from “handbag designs favoured by showgirls and socialites during the 1950s”. The bold, orange design will work perfectly with darker outfits to provide your autumn wardrobe with [...]

  • Beautiful things: Glass fruit, an orange clutch and headphones by Vertu

    September 23, 2014

      Watching an artist mould molten glass is a sensual experience. The thick liquid folds on top of itself, smouldering at the edges; it’s this danger factor that attracted Parisian sculptor Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert to the medium. Wintrebert, whose glass installations have been on display at the V&A’s Glass Galleries, says, “It became my passion [...]

  • Forget Beats, Vertu V headphones offer superior sound quality and style

    September 23, 2014

    Luxury smartphone-maker Vertu has branched into the audio market – and the results are stunning   Let the kids and footballers have their Beats; for those after quality craftsmanship and unparalleled sound, British brand Vertu has the ultimate pair of cans. Forget plastic and garish branding, these V headphones are smarter than smart in calves [...]

  • Jade Jagger talks motherhood, design and building a matriarchal paradise in Ibiza

    September 23, 2014

      Jade Jagger is tired. She yawns through much of our interview as she potters around her 16th century villa. Perhaps she just feels relaxed in her sleepy village in Ibiza, where she spends the summer with her family. Or maybe it’s only to be expected from this daughter of rock royalty, now an international [...]

  • I know what you’ll like next summer: How trend forecasting keeps the biggest brands on top

    September 23, 2014

    Will you be gripped by a desire to own a pair of Birkenstocks at some point over the next 12 months? Need a mindfulness holiday retreat in 2016? What about a fridge that connects to the internet, maybe some time in the 2020s? Who knows, right? Well, someone probably does. An entire industry has grown [...]

  • Tudor is back: Heritage-inspired watches are on the rise

    September 23, 2014

      I’m excited: Tudor is back. Who? Well, you’d be forgiven for asking, since the brand hasn’t been in British shops since early in the last decade. But it’s a name that carries clout in the watch world, for Tudor is the sibling brand of Rolex. Hans Wilsdorf, Rolex’s founder, set up Tudor between the [...]

  • Horological whimsy

    September 23, 2014

    Hermes isn’t as well-known for its watches as it should be, partly because they’re only available in its own boutiques. But this eccentric beauty gives a good idea of the beautifully skewed, dead clever attitude it has to haute horlogerie. It’s a watch that only tells the time when you want it to: the hour [...]

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