April 28th, 2014 | Places
The London Original Print Fair
I enjoyed walking through this intimate but packed art fair yesterday. Above is an eye-catching print by Marc Quinn. The fair is London’s oldest and offers an easy way to…
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April 23rd, 2014 | Places
St Tropez Off-Season
My boyfriend and I visited St Tropez over Easter, and it was a delight. I recommend going from April through to October. While St Tropez is swimming in flash and…
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April 22nd, 2014 | Places
Glorious Glass
There’s a dazzling show of vibrant and colorful glass sculptures by world-famous artist Dale Chihuly at the Halcyon Gallery on New Bond Street across the street from Sotheby’s. Born in…
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Half-Pipe Skates to Selfridges
At the moment, I am loving Selfridges. And not because of what’s in the store so much as what’s next door, namely England’s largest in-door skateboard park. As part of…
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Uruguay, the Ultimate Place to Chill
Some places you visit just once to tick the box. Uruguay is not one of those. My family visited Jose Ignacio on the southern Atlantic coast last Christmas (2013) and…
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Chilternist Choices
Next time you’re near Marylebone High Street, take a detour and check out Chiltern Street, my new favorite low-key, shopping street. Actually, it’s not that low-key because Andre Balazs’ Chiltern…
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Flesh and Buns
For a quick, easy and delicious lunch in Covent Garden, try Flesh & Buns (don’t let the name put you off) at 41 Earlham Street. I especially loved the mixed…
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Yamamoto at the V&A
Vibrant, carefree, fiery and happy. This is what comes to mind as I watch Japanese designer Kansai Yamamoto’s exuberant Fashion in Motion show at the Victoria & Albert. It’s a…
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KERB Appeal
King’s Cross is having a foodie moment. And not just thanks to Michelin star chef Bruno Loubet’s hip Grain Store restaurant on Granary Square. Try out vertical dining at the…
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Donkeys Bring Message of Peace to London
St Paul’s Cathedral and the pretty park surrounding it have a lot to admire beyond the obvious, especially on a beautiful day. Tucked away in the back is a Henry…
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