Jeff Griffin: Freethinking Menswear on the Edge
Over the past 20 years Griffin has been a menswear innovator. Alongside their own collections, the...
Read More
Year: 2014
Tom Ford Patchouli Absolu review
Tom Ford Patchouli Absolu review by Alexa Wang Our attention is always grabbed at Flux when we get...
Read More
Forest Holidays – Luxury getaway deep in the woods
As we plunge into winter, what better way to bid farewell to the summer than with a forest...
Read More
United Ramen review – Experience it, please, you must…
The décor is minimalist to an extreme – all hard wooden surfaces painted in black and orange....
Read More
Anger is an Energy book: Our John Lydon Interview by Vienna Famous
John Lydon: ‘I was an angry young man, and I’m an angry middle aged man, and I intend fully to be...
Read More
Future Fossils: Krister Klassman’s haunting show
There’s a haunting quality to Krister Klassman’s exhibition at Cole Gallery which is at first hard...
Read More
Herman Ze German – Real German sausage in a little corner of England
There is some corner of a foreign land that is forever England. Well, perhaps. More pertinently,...
Read More
Eat My Heart Out – Interview with author Zoe Pilger
Zoe Pilger is a polymath with a dirty laugh, and she doesn’t know how to relax. It’s been a busy...
Read More
Dawn Farquharson – Spirited clothes for either sex
We do like it when we come across a new designer or artist whose work shines out to us with its...
Read More
Escape for some winter sun: The best Winter Holidays
When the cold snap starts, we all start dreaming of winter holidays in the sun. And for some of...
Read More
Comensal Clapham – a less familiar and more fascinating Mexico
I’ve never been to Mexico. A friend of mine once moved to Cancún, to work on commission in a hotel...
Read More
The Martin Creed Band at Kammer Klang, Cafe Oto – by Nicholas Blincoe
Once upon a time, two young women formed a band. Keiko Owada had played bass in an all-girl metal...
Read More