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Experience every aspect of a fashion shoot with Little Hands Design
Typically, when most people think of fashion, interactive and educational are not the first words that come to their minds. However, a fashion shoot at Little Hands Design proves that assumption wrong.
Children, teens and even some of Little Hands … Read more →

The Caviar Cure at Neville Hair & Beauty
The blurb
What makes a hair stylist rise to ‘celebrity hairdresser’ fame? Some of London’s greatest coiffeurs have done so by creating signature looks that capture an era, others make a name for themselves as the behind-the-scenes geniuses responsible for … Read more →
The Spread Eagle, West Sussex
The credentials:
The Spread Eagle, which dates from 1430, was described by Hilaire Belloc as ‘that oldest and most revered of all the prime inns of this world.’ Originally a coaching inn—both Elizabeth I and Admiral Nelson were patrons—it retains … Read more →
Newly Appointed Head Chef, Adriana Cavita starts at Peyotito, Notting Hill
Newly Appointed Head Chef, Adriana Cavita starts at Peyotito, Notting Hill
The newly appointed Head Chef at Peyotito, Adriana Cavita has spent nearly a decade honing her culinary expertise and love for colourful and mouth-watering Mexican dishes. Having worked at … Read more →
101 Hotel, Reykjavik
The credentials:
Iceland is garnering a real reputation as one seriously cool destination (and we’re not just talking about the weather—though pack a parka if you’re there over winter), especially among the trendy younger set of travellers. And in Reykjavik … Read more →

Theo’s Simple Italian
Open Mon–Fri 6.30am–10.30pm, Sat–Sun 7am–11pm
The blurb
A classic, rustic Italian all-day restaurant and deli, offering the very best of Italian food from acclaimed chef Theo Randall:
“I first learned about the effort required and the rewards enjoyed by a … Read more →
Darren Delaney
You first became interested in magic at nine years old, when you received a magic set—what sparked your interest and why do you think it captured your imagination so much?
Paul Daniels was the big TV magician when I was … Read more →
Familiar faces in unfamiliar territory
‘You won’t return to the UK once you get used to the sunshine,’ the Kenyan at visa services smiled.
‘You’ve never visited Dubai before but you’ve arrived for work,’ the local at passport control laughed. ‘Welcome.’
‘I want to move … Read more →
La Maison Favart
The credentials:
Dating from 1824, La Maison Favart is tucked away down a quiet street in one of Paris’ most prestigious postcodes, the 2e arrondissement. Next to the Opera-Comique, which dominates the Place Boieldieu, the hotel’s bedrooms are like exclusive … Read more →







