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WLG on home tours
Every month I need to find a beautiful home to feature in an interiors magazine that I edit. I’ll often ask a contact if they know anyone and s/he’ll think of someone with an amazing home but often the home … Read more →
Transcendental meditation course with the Maharishi Foundation
The blurb
Ever wondered how A-listers manage to appear so Zen despite the stressful lives they lead? Forget spa treatments, it’s all down to finding inner peace. Hordes of celebrities, including Cameron Diaz, Jennifer Aniston and Nicole Kidman, have praised … Read more →
Win a full set of innovative designer men’s accessories from Rampley & Co
Born out of a passion for elegant, well-designed men’s accessories, Rampley & Co‘s range of pocket squares, socks, ties and braces bring an outfit alive with their subtle insertions of colour and style. From the best available fabrics and … Read more →
Lip fillers with Dr Rita Rakus
The blurb
Located in London’s Knightsbridge, opposite Harrods, Dr Rita Rakus’ practice is one of the world’s leading cosmetic clinics, with award-winning expertise in the fields of lip enhancement, facial rejuvenation and body contouring. The clinic has established an enviable … Read more →
WLG on friendships
More than one in three men in Britain feel lonely at least once a week, according to a study released this week. What’s more, loneliness peaks at age 35, with 9% of men that age saying they have no regular … Read more →
100 Kensington
Afternoon tea Mon–Sun midday–5pm; dinner Mon–Sun 5.30pm–9.30pm; brunch Sat–Sun midday–4pm
“A mere stone’s throw from South Kensington tube station,” read the press release for 100 Kensington.
This is ironic because throwing stones is one of the first things I think … Read more →
Diamonds are forever; so too are sapphires and rubies
If there is one piece of jewellery that is desired above all others, it is the engagement ring. Historically the tradition of exchanging bands of precious metal to commemorate a special pledge to someone, either as rings or bracelets, goes … Read more →
Hotel Daniel, Paris
The credentials:
Fusion has been the buzzword on the London food scene for some time now, but ‘fusion’ on the international hotel market is something I hadn’t yet come across. That was, at least, until my trip to Hotel Daniel.… Read more →
City style
‘Your clothes are your billboard and they give you the ability to tell people who you are and what you’re about without opening your mouth,’ Henry Holland has previously said in an interview with Nadia magazine. There’s a moment when … Read more →
Charlotte’s Place
Mon–Sun midday–2.30pm, 6pm–10pm
The blurb
Tucked away on the corner of Ealing Common is Charlotte’s Place—quite literally, the building where Charlotte originally lived. The 30-year old restaurant still stands in its Victorian shop front premises with a little row of … Read more →
