An Ode to High Heels Living in a New World
We speak to three designers who prove the heel will never die, only shapeshift to facilitate new demands...
Savvy Tailors on Savile Row
Losing a tailor is like losing a limb for a shop. ‘It’s a delicate one,’ Joe notes...
The Horror Genre: Past, Present & Future
‘If movies are dreams of mass culture, horror movies are the nightmares’, said icon of the genre, Stephen King...
Ballet Solo
Dancer Emily Graceling reimagines the plight of performers stuck at home...
The Unlikely Offspring of Uncertain Times: Doyle Wham
The art dealer has a somewhat unfortunate reputation. Owing to the almighty explosion of the art market in recent decades the high stakes game of sell
‘What are we for?’ on being an Artist during a Pandemic
As we enter our 11th month of the world on pause- we begin to wonder what we are for? ARE we the fat of society or something important...
Modern Masterpieces: Exploring Emotion & Nature in Jewellery
Jewellery, in its most transcendent form, can be sculpture, art object, pure fashion accessory or good luck charm. It’s a miniature, a tiny but pote
A Rocky Question: Are Synthetic Gems Sustainable?
Sustainability is the word on everybody’s lips, but is it making it to other parts of the body? Though this sounds like the start of a juicy innuend
Nonsense: Listen Carefully
Babies in the womb have shown increased brain activity when exposed to music, which is one of the reasons the Beethoven hypothesis began to receive at
An Incomplete Musing of Love Poetry for Valentine’s
The title is misleading. The action of the poem is in no way platonic: it’s racy stuff alright. Some other lines include, ‘Explored the adorable m
