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Hotel Borg, Reykjavik
The Credentials:
Situated in the very centre of Reykjavik, Hotel Borg represents an imposing yet elegant mark on the landscape of that quiet Icelandic city. Built in the late 1920s by adventurer and martial arts champion Jóhannes Jósefsson, the hotel … Read more →
Lucy Choi
For your recent flagship boutique opening, you released the limited edition heel ‘Dormer’. What was the inspiration behind this particular heel?
We wanted to mark our boutique opening with a special edition shoe for all our loyal and excited customers. … Read more →
Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Copenhagen
The Credentials:
Originally built for those who worked for Scandinavian Airlines, this centrally-located historic hotel was designed by acclaimed designer Arne Jacobsen in the late ‘50s. The commitment to Danish design is evident throughout the hotel, from the Egg and … Read more →
The London Helicopter
Londoners and visitors alike can soar high over London’s most iconic, historic and beautiful sights.
The only helicopter tour company to fly from a central address, The London Helicopter takes passengers from Battersea on an aerial excursion over the best … Read more →
Regatta Urban Hikes Through London
Regatta’s resident expert adventurer and Tale Trails explorer Anja Phoenix has unearthed London’s hidden beauty and unexpected neighbourhood havens, creating the first ever Urban Hiking Adventure in the capital.
Based on her successful Tale Trails, Anja has created the perfect … Read more →
Jamie’s Italian, Westfield
Mon–Wed midday–10pm, Thu midday–10.30pm, Fri–Sat midday–11pm, Sun midday–9pm
Full disclosure here; I don’t like Jamie Oliver. At all. The man irritates me beyond belief. I know, I know—the nation’s darling, the blue-eyed boy of cooking, the proper cheeky geezer—how can … Read more →
The Perfect Mix of Midi and Maxi
The new skirt on the block is a fun mix of the midi and maxi. Below the knee, hitting the calf and maybe skimming as low as the ankle, but never touching the ground.
With so many options, this length … Read more →
The Hotel Elysée, New York
The Credentials:
A distinguished hotel with polished, self-assured service and a French country house feel, within javelin throwing distance of Central Park. It’s a hotel with history: a wealthy Swiss businessman opened the establishment in 1926 to capture some of … Read more →
The Most Unconventional Things to Do in London
London is one of those destinations that appears on the world’s ‘most visited cities’ lists year after year. It is easy to understand why: London is the city of Big Ben, the Tate Gallery, Buckingham Palace and the Changing of … Read more →
Botox with Cosmedics
The blurb
Cosmedics was established by cosmetic consultant Dr Ross Perry to provide the latest non-surgical skincare and facial rejuvenation treatments for women and men. Ross qualified at Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital Medical School in 1994 and pursued a … Read more →
