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3 days ago | theglassmagazine.com | Imogen Clark

TO COMMEMORATE the launch of their ode to London’s Soho in their Pre-Fall 2025 campaign, McQueen has released a limited-edition run of graphic t-shirts. Having already starred in the images, Soho George and Florence Joelle have now found themselves front and centre of these new must-haves. McQueen Pre-Fall 2025 Campaign Shot in and around The Coach & Horses pub by photographer Theo Sion, McQueen took a moment to celebrate the beauty of both the introverts and extroverts found on these streets.

4 days ago | theglassmagazine.com | Imogen Clark

ENCAPSULATING that precious golden hour where the sky dissolves away the blue to let in hues of pink, mauve and blazing oranges, is precisely what Chanel’s new high jewellery collection was inspired by. Aptly titled Reach for the Stars, the designs combine a streamlined mixture of architectural prowess with opulent intricacy.

1 week ago | theglassmagazine.com | Imogen Clark

From Winter Issue 60Glass Man speaks to British actor James Norton about his childhood love of acting, how he’s determined to avoid typecasting, and his latest role as a producerIn the back of a black cab in Soho, James Norton breathes a sigh of relief that he managed to escape the chilly downpour pencilled in for that November afternoon. Sat with him is his trusted bicycle. “I’m a stubborn cyclist,” he confesses with a rueful smile.

1 week ago | theglassmagazine.com | Chidozie Obasi

AMID the new season launches and non-stop program, Canadian Jan Lisiecki returns to Milan’s La Scala in a concert that explores the world of piano preludes. His pieces intertwine the purity of Bach, the lyricism of Chopin, the intensity of Rachmaninov, the soundscapes of Messiaen and the expressionism of Szymanowski and Górecki. Jan Lisiecki Lisiecki was appointed UNICEF Ambassador for Canada in 2012.

1 week ago | theglassmagazine.com | Chidozie Obasi

Led by Kazuki Yamada’s baton—and featuring acclaimed violinist Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider—the podium brought together a stirring pairing of the two great composers. MILAN, ITALY — The season of the La Scala’s Philharmonic orchestra continues apace, with the debut of Kazuki Yamada: a Japanese conductor who grew up under the wing of Seiji Ozawa. His baton led Edward Elgar’s Enigma Variations op.