Architecture, fashion, furniture and fine type
Gunfire, war, hip hop, a Satanist architect, a church in Spitalfields and the most incredible clothes that London had seen in a decade – Mark C.O'Flaherty remembers Alexander McQueen's finest moment
Simon Foxton on his work on John Galliano's debut "men's couture" collection at Maison Margiela
"As a design destination, it’s already moving at warp speed"
"People were yelling out at me in Manhattan that I was a prostitute!"
"Suddenly suits were sexy again! That was when we sensed we were doing something right"
"Kate from Croydon and Naomi from Streatham, not glamazons from Manhattan"
"I like fashion that is worn, not idolized, and with Harnden you can feel the hand of the maker in each piece"
Karen Krizanovich puts Cutler and Gross creative director Marie Wilkinson in the frame
It’s a Brutalist concrete giant, which Prince Charles worries himself sick over, castigating damn modernists as "worse than the Luftwaffe"
London's unusual and exciting new bookshops
"One thing that I try and lay my eyes on every time I visit the Southbank is the old NFT sign. It is such a thing of beauty it’s all I can do not to clamber up and unscrew the thing and take it home"
