Discover designers of the Silk Road
On September 16th, the Silk Road Fashion London show took place as part of London Fashion Week. Here, we recap the catwalks and the history of the event
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The World’s Most Expensive Work of Art—Frieze
If you were to listen to 160 disparate compositions played simultaneously and try to imagine each instrument—with its distinct volume, dynamics, timbre, and tuning—as a work of art, this might give you a sense of what a visitor experiences at…
Theater on the Streets of the City: The Notting Hill Carnival in London
What do you call it when a street transforms into a theater? That’s right, a carnival or masquerade. These words might seem like they belong to a distant era, but today, we can step outside and find ourselves in the…
Trekking on the Everest
When a friend suggested I go with her on the Everest Base Camp Trek I hesitated. At 66 I’m no spring chicken, and the EBC is tough. Then I said yes.
Head Spa Serenity: Unlocking the Secrets of Scalp Rejuvenation at Cloud Twelve
Recently, a new trend in the world of beauty and self-care has been gaining a lot of user attention on social media — head spa. This procedure is aimed at deep-cleansing the roots of the hair and scalp through a…
Age of Happiness: Is There Life After 50?
For years, I have pondered the concept of aging. What sort of person will I become when my body begins to wither? What thoughts will occupy my mind when my hair turns grey, and young people start offering me their…
Feuerstein Nature Family Resort – A Must-Visit with Kids!
“The perfect holiday with a toddler” – sounds like a tough promise to keep. However, that’s precisely how guests describe their stay at the Feuerstein Nature Family Resort in South Tyrol. The hotel presents itself as a family-friendly destination suitable…
The Most Magical Moment. How Victoria Vykhodtseva Approaches Photography
Victoria Vykhodtseva, an acclaimed Russian-born Canadian photographer has spent the last decade perfecting her art in digital photography.
A Long and Winding Lesson: Ian McEwan’s new novel explores the fate of a common man.
With his “Lessons” (2022), Ian McEwan has written his longest text by far. It is about 500 pages long. Partly, this text is autobiographical—and this is not the first time McEwan draws on his own life. In the novel “The…
A Classic Tragedy: Dominic West as Eddie Carbone
Let’s say it straight away: this is very much an actor’s play. Director Lindsay Posner focuses on dissecting characters, clearly scrutinising every move. The character of the main protagonist is particularly well-examined.
Pavel Otdelnov’s Hometown
The old waiting room of Peckham Rye station, devoid of any directional signs and missing from Google Maps, embodies the less visible, almost spectral facet of South London’s eventfulness. To access it, one must ascend three flights of stairs adjacent…
Tarte tatin: a quick pie for caramel lovers
Tarte Tatin is one of the simplest apple pies in the world. According to legend, it was invented by the Tatin sisters in the late 18th century. They wanted to make a regular apple pie, but something went wrong, and…
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