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Style • 10 things we love
STYLE • The designer, who has been a trailblazing force in British fashion for more than half a century, loves Italian sculpture, statement socks and travelling with his wife
ICICLE WORKS • Audemars Piguet transforms its Royal Oak icon into a glittering jewellery collection
Written in the stars
THE CRUISE REPORT
OUTSIDE THE BOX • Solving a problem and feel like you've hit a ceiling? You might want to try asking a question instead – because, as Frances Hedges discovers, curiosity is a workplace superpower
RISING FORCE • How Leslie Jackson Chihuly has channelled creativity and a commitment to community into a thriving art foundation
HOW I GOT HERE • The CEO of the Folio Society on her talent for turnarounds
A TIMELESS LEGACY • The Fifties proved to be a seminal period in the history of design, and the era’s sleek and refined look feels as fresh today as it did 70 years ago
The AMBRÉE Fragrance Family
COLOUR BLOCKS • Ptolemy Mann’s vivid Mexico-inspired woven panels light up PAD London fair
KINDRED SPIRITS • A meeting of creative minds brings fresh feeling to Frieze London
UNSHELVED • Elif Shafak’s new female-centric novel threatens to knock a literary great off his pedestal
Woven Together • As an exhibition celebrating their collaboration opens, Celia Birtwell shares the stand-out looks she co-created with her late husband Ossie Clark
RED-LETTER DAY • For anyone who eagerly awaits the postman’s arrival or would like to put pen to paper more often, Martina Calvi’s new book The Art of Snail Mail (£16.99, Quadrille) will get the stamp of approval. Learn how to make a wax seal and stickers for essential envelope elevation, craft a perfect love letter or simply spruce up a standard postcard.
WELL EXECUTED • See a classical masterpiece in dialogue with its maverick reinterpretation at the National Gallery
INTO THE WOODS • The Japanese artist Tadashi Kawamata is celebrated for his large-scale installations that interrogate the push and pull between creation and destruction. Intricate and intriguing, his latest structures will take over the Ruinart Champagne & Art Bar at this year’s Frieze London in an exhibition titled ‘Conversations with Nature’. A celebration of reclaimed wood’s natural beauty, it will feature timber objects and models of miniature tree huts built from planks that resemble popsicle sticks.
FRAME OF MIND • The National Portrait Gallery director Victoria Siddall shares her bigger picture
DEEP ROOTS • For Stephen Mangan, tragedy and comedy are the fruits of the same thespian tree
Pillar of society • The model, actress and enduring style icon Marisa Berenson invites us into her artistically imagined Moroccan home
PICTURE THIS • How to frame your art collection for maximum impact
THE POWER OF THREE • Meet the trio behind Ochre, a Pimlico institution for three decades
SPIN A YARN • Kate Jenkins reimagines the trattoria in woollen form
LET IT BURN • How to choose a fireplace, from patinated antiques to beautiful reproductions
SITTING PRETTY • Bazaar's inaugural interiors venture sees archival fashion inspire new fabrics
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