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1 week ago | theglossarymagazine.com | Charlotte Adsett

Shopping Silk bandana tops are this summer’s ultimate laidback look. They have a low-key insouciance that feels perfect for beating the heat while still being right on trend. Silk scarf fashion is back on the agenda largely thanks to Miu Miu, who sent models down the runway at their Autumn/Winter show earlier this year in a range of silk scarf tops. Where Miu Miu leads, the rest of the fashion world follows and the silk scarf trend is now one of the hottest looks of the year, seen on everyone...

1 week ago | theglossarymagazine.com | Luciana Bellini

Celebrity Augustinus Bader The Rich Cream £240 Augustinus Bader The Eye Patches £105 for six Top of the list of Dua Lipa’s beauty products is Augustinus Bader’s Rich Cream, which is her go-to moisturiser. Packed full of amino acids, peptides and high-grade vitamins, the award-winning face cream is known for being intensely hydrating and nourishing, while also supporting cellular renewal. It plays a vital role in Dua Lipa’s skincare routine and essentials on tour, when it’s important the pop...

1 week ago | theglossarymagazine.com | Luciana Bellini |Harriet Cooper

When it comes to celebrity owned hotels, 11 Cadogan Gardens in Chelsea is as refined as it comes. Little surprise when you learn that Liz Hurley is behind it (though it’s run by Iconic Hotels, who also manage the likes of Cliveden House and The Lygon Arms). The SW3 stalwart overlooks the exclusive Cadogan Gardens, with Sloane Street on its doorstep. It stretches across four red brick 19th-century townhouses, transformed by London-based studio JSJ Design into an elegant 34-room, 22-suite hotel.

2 weeks ago | theglossarymagazine.com | Harriet Cooper

Exhibitions Dennis Morris: Music + Life Music + Life, a deep-dive into music, culture and Black British identity as seen through the lens of Dennis Morris, promises to be one of the best photography exhibitions in London this season. Over the years, the British-Jamaican photographer has had access to some of the most iconic characters and pivotal moments in 20th century popular culture. Though he has taken portraits of everyone from Marianne Faithfull to Oasis and The Stone Roses, Morris is...

2 weeks ago | theglossarymagazine.com | Hilary Armstrong

Stevie Parle lives in the country. I have read about the chef’s beautiful off-grid cottage in Kent and drooled over pictures on The Modern House. Parle and his family live on a nature reserve, surrounded by woodland, where he picks wild mushrooms. He grows his own vegetables in the garden, keeps his own bees for honey and at one point even had pigs. It sounds idyllic. So it’s interesting that he should call his latest restaurant Town. Why call it that? What does it mean to him? To us?