Part exhibition, part immersive theatre: Penhaligon’s gave its fictional Londoners rooms, addresses and voices of their own.
Two days, one gallery and a great deal of tartan: the brand behind Britain’s most recognisable waxed jacket filled Chelsea during London Fashion Week.
Move over, humans — London has a thriving population of foxes, parakeets, beavers and bees calling it home. This summer, one of them is stealing the spotlight: say hello to Beetropolis.
A rare glimpse behind the hedges and into the gardens that most Londoners never get to see.
Sarah Vachon, founder of Citizens of Soil and an olive oil sommelier, welcomed the WordsOnBeauty team at The Olive Oil Bar, kindly sharing her olive oil wisdom over a tasting.
A café that reinvents itself every season, right in the heart of Mayfair.
Where photography meets print, and print meets people.
A gallery of favourite displays selected by the WordsOnBeauty team at the Chelsea Flower Show
The WordsOnBeauty team was there as the Southbank Centre threw itself a spectacular 75th birthday party, an immersive journey through seven decades of culture, creativity, and reinvention.
Win a £50 pair of tickets to London Open Gardens on the 6th and 7th of June and spend a weekend exploring London’s hidden gardens
There is a reason the Beckhams, Jeremy Clarkson and even Beyonce have all been drawn to this corner of England.
Intimate, contemporary and quietly radical. This is the museum London has been waiting for.
An exhibition that offers a fresh perspective on everyday objects through the lens of Japanese culture
A new exhibition at Serpentine Gallery: David Hockney: A Year in Normandie and Some Other Thoughts about Painting (until 23 August 2026)
Welsh winemakers are doing something quietly remarkable. A recent tasting in London offered a rare chance to see it up close.
Portugal makes some of Europe’s most distinctive wines, yet most people outside the country know only one of them. A tasting in London set out to change that
Nine Japanese wine producers gathered to pour wines from Koshu, one of the world’s oldest grape varieties. A rare chance to taste a side of Japan that most people never think to explore.
It’s been ages since a fashion brand was only about making clothes. Nowadays, they are cultural powerhouses, creating art projects and interventions across many cultural domains. Prada Mode, a temporary art club, has had 13 iterations so far.
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