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Q&A: Expert Commentary from Jean-Claude Vacassin
Fitness and nutrition gone wrong
I am passionate about influencing people to live healthier lives and I want to share my experiences and those of others whom I have influenced, to do my bit to build happier and healthier communities.
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Jesse Dunford Wood
You moved from the role of head chef and partner at Notting Hill’s The Mall Tavern to take on full ownership of Kensal Green’s Parlour last year. How did you find the transition?
My career has always been gradual and … Read more →
Summer Reading List: Success Stories of Power Women in Fashion
I’m waiting anxiously for the time I find myself on the beach overlooking the deep blue Aegean, reading the stories of successful and dynamic women from the fashion world as well as the one from the modern life guru Gabrielle … Read more →
Irina Townsend
You often travel to seek new designers – which do you think are the most creative cities?
I think there is a lot of creative talent everywhere in the world and I always find something fascinating and inspiring in every … Read more →
W10 Performance Gym
The Blurb:
At W10 Performance their strapline is ‘Results Based Fitness’. Now, what on earth does that mean? Surely fitness itself is the result that people visit the gym for. I guess the point is that for many of us … Read more →
Amber Design Group with Liz Moloney and Rachel Fayman
Combining their individual talents, Liz Moloney and Rachel Fayman of Amber Design Group have worked on projects ranging from warehouse conversions to golf club refurbishments. Priding themselves on their close relationship with clients, Liz and Rachel give WLL an insight
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Will Fox-Staeton
Which wine?
It’s a beautiful sunny evening in a west London garden, so rosé.
What’s the concept behind Notting Will’s Kitchen?
It’s a supper club for people who want to meet interesting people. I love entertaining, cooking and bringing different … Read more →
WLG on how to be creative
I like to think of myself as a ‘creative’ because I’d rather do something fun. However, throw me in a group with a pen and paper and tell me to write a few pithy character descriptions in 15 minutes – … Read more →
Christina Strutt
What made you decide to open your first store in Chelsea?
I wasn’t intending to open a shop in London at all, but there were two reasons and one complemented the other so perfectly I felt it was fate that … Read more →
