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1 day ago | theglassmagazine.com | Felicity Carter

BRITISH fashion house Self-Portrait has teamed up again with Kate Moss for a new campaign, photographed by Johnny Dufort and shot across the streets of London in a paparazzi-style series. Captured in natural light, the images show how Self-Portrait works whether you’re hitting the corner shop or out for a party. Kate Moss for Self-Portrait Kate styled herself for the shoot, choosing from a full room of Self-Portrait looks and she walked her way through her favourite parts of the city.

1 day ago | theglassmagazine.com | Felicity Carter

FOUNDED by Sarah-Jane Abrahams and Helle Them-Enger just over ten years ago, Faithfull is based between Bali and Sydney and is loved for its easy-breezy, thoughtfully made (it’s been B-Corp certified), summer-ready pieces. Now, the brand’s new collection, entitled ‘Letters from Hydra’, channels sunny escapes, drawing inspiration from songwriter Leonard Cohen’s ’60s summers on the Greek island, and with that comes a sense of nostalgia.

2 days ago | theglassmagazine.com | Felicity Carter

BRILLIANT Earth, the fine jewellery brand known for its ethically sourced materials and modern, pared-back aesthetic, has long appealed to those who want their jewellery pieces to have a purpose. With a strong focus on sustainability, transparency and thoughtful design, the brand shows that style and ethics can coexist.

3 days ago | theglassmagazine.com | Felicity Carter

PENHALIGON’s has just released a new addition to its British Tales collection, meet Daphne Bouquet, a floral aromatic eau de parfum created in collaboration with Highgrove Gardens and in support of The King’s Foundation. Drawing inspiration from The Stumpery, a shaded, fern-filled corner of Highgrove Gardens where the daphne flower grows, this scent channels its elegant setting, with notes that evoke a sense of stillness.

3 days ago | theglassmagazine.com | Felicity Carter

WIMBLEDON season’s here, which means strawberries, Champagne, grass courts and an excuse to talk about tennis bracelets. These sparkly staples earned their name in the ’80s when Chris Evert stopped a match to search for her snapped diamond bracelet, and the rest is history. Whether you’re into the classic diamond look, lab versions or something with a bit more colour, here’s a selection that serves on and off the court.