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John Galliano unveils the first chapter of his collaboration with Zara (opens the original)
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This evening, as Paris Fashion Week continues in the city where the British designer made his name – first with his eponymous label, then as creative director of Givenchy, Dior and Maison Margiela – John Galliano has revealed his much-anticipated collaboration with Spanish fashion behemoth Zara, Re{form}. Arriving in stores tomorrow morning (October 1) – the date on which the collection was expected to be revealed – the surprise announcement marks Galliano’s return to fashion after leaving Maiso
Es Devlin at the Design Museum is both intimate and immense (opens the original)
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Opening this week at the Design Museum (and on view until 4 April 2027), 'Es Devlin: Other Worlds' is the multidisciplinary artist and designer's first European retrospective and featuring a close-up view of her practice over the past 30 years. Having spent much of the past year working alongside Devlin and her team on her Guest Editor contribution to October Wallpaper* (look out for the special-edition concertina cover, available from the Museum shop), the exhibition felt like a continuation of
The biggest threat to the world's architectural heritage is actually the most basic (opens the original)
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There’s no question we’re living in an uncertain time as artificial intelligence, climate change and political upheaval threaten life around the globe. The world’s heritage sites – the buildings, landscapes and landmarks that define our shared cultural history – are not immune to these shifts. A new report from a global preservation authority, though, demonstrates that the biggest threat to these significant places comes down to something far more pragmatic: money. Today (30 September 2026), the
'Stepping into the mind of a genius' – Jean Schlumberger's sketches are being preserved by Tiffany & Co. and the Musée des Arts décoratifs (opens the original)
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At the Musée des Arts décoratifs in Paris, the legacy of designer Jean Schlumberger is currently in the process of being future-proofed. In partnership with The Tiffany Archives, the French cultural institution has set to (where needed) restore, conserve and digitally capture roughly 5,000 drawings and a further 5,000 archival documents. Among them are Schlumberger’s sketches for Bird on a Rock gems – the maison’s winged mascot since tastemaker Babe Paley acquired the first of its kind in 1965 –
At Ottlogenghi Edinburgh, Mediterranean warmth meets Scotland’s hearty larder (opens the original)
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As light and temperatures rapidly dip in the Scottish capital, a great gasp of culinary sunshine has alighted on Edinburgh’s New Town in the shape of Yotam Ottolenghi’s new restaurant on George Street. More than complex pickles and dips, the big O’s arrival heralds a vote of confidence in the capital’s food credentials: ‘I couldn't be happier to be opening in Edinburgh,’ the chef divulges. ‘The city has been on our list for a long time: it's one of the best food scenes in the UK, with growers, p
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