Twiggy Jalloh

Sep 19, 2024 | vogue.co.uk | Lauren Murdoch-Smith |Twiggy Jalloh

Too busy for a full-on spa break? Carve out an afternoon to visit one of London’s best day spas instead. A well-timed massage – not to mention some precious me time – can top up your energy levels in the midst of even the most hectic week. Will Pryce1/7Nobu Hotel, ShoreditchNobu Hotel has set the standard for luxury spa experiences with its latest catalogue of results-driven treatments.

Apr 17, 2024 | vogue.sg | Twiggy Jalloh |Tracy Achonwa

There can be confusion around the role of serums in a skincare routine and whether they’re worth investing in, but with the number of solution-based serums out there, there is an option to treat every skin concern. To help you get the best out of your serum and understand which ones actually work for your skin type, we’ve enlisted the help of experts to find the best face serums for every concern.

Dec 11, 2023 | vogue.sg | Hannah Coates |Twiggy Jalloh |Alli Sim

When it comes to achieving a youthful glow, retinol—otherwise known as vitamin A—is the best active ingredient for the job. Finding the best retinol creams for your skin, however, can be quite a challenge, as it has the capacity to cause irritation, dryness and flakiness, no matter your skin type. What is retinol? “Retinol is a synthetic derivative of vitamin A.

Jul 18, 2023 | vogue.com | Kate Lloyd |Liam Hess |Twiggy Jalloh

An unseasonably cold wind is whipping around the rooftop of the National Theatre. Below, on London’s South Bank, tourists race to grab jackets from backpacks and school parties search for sheltered spots to eat packed lunches. Up here, though, despite the bluster, everyone’s eerily still. Nobody can take their eyes off Taylor Russell and Paapa Essiedu—or, rather, the alchemy burgeoning between the fledgling co-stars—as they shoot their British Vogue portraits.

Jul 18, 2023 | vogue.com | Kate Lloyd |Liam Hess |Twiggy Jalloh

An unseasonably cold wind is whipping around the rooftop of the National Theatre. Below, on London’s South Bank, tourists race to grab jackets from backpacks and school parties search for sheltered spots to eat packed lunches. Up here, though, despite the bluster, everyone’s eerily still. Nobody can take their eyes off Taylor Russell and Paapa Essiedu—or, rather, the alchemy burgeoning between the fledgling co-stars—as they shoot their British Vogue portraits.