Long Reads; Marc Antoine Barrois and Quentin  Bisch Share their First Love in Perfumery
The much-loved and highly respected French perfumer Marc Antoine Barrois and his fragranced sidekick, internationally renowned nose Quentin  Bisch, give…

by Jo Phillips

The much-loved and highly respected French perfumer Marc Antoine Barrois and his fragranced sidekick, internationally renowned nose Quentin  Bisch, give…
by Jo Phillips
In the paper issue of .Cent for summer 2006, entitled ‘Reach Out and Touch’, guest-edited by industrial designer Paul Priestman,…
Sometimes, it is the passing of stories, wise words and knowledge that builds the deepest bonds between us. Working also…
by Jo Phillips
In this feature, originally highlighted by guest editor Andrew Shoben in The Greyworld Issue: ‘The Space in Between,’ No 13…
A national treasure passed away last year. John Michael ‘Ozzy’ Osbourne, 3 December 1948 – 22 July 2025, was a much-adored English…
by Jo Phillips
When the sun shines in London, it doesn’t matter how hot or cold it is; the city looks beautiful. Although…
by Jo Phillips
The artist Francisco Goya’s work marked a major shift in the history of art, moving from traditional commissions by the…
by Lana Evrard
For the A/W 2006 print issue of .Cent Stephen Jones, the renowned milliner, known for his long career working with…
This article comes from an issue called ‘All About Mother’, guest edited by Simon Costin. It is the second paper…
Securing a growing business in the UK boils down to five practical steps. You need to enforce multi-factor authentication, maintain…
by Jo Phillips
For the .Cent print magazine spring 2006 issue titled Memories, the guest editor, Jules Wright from The Wappung Project, explored…
by Rachel Hoez
Now in its 64th year, Salone del Mobile has grown from a collection of stands into a city-wide explosion of…
by Jo Phillips
The moving cover from an early digital issue, with Director Karin Berndl, Creative Direction Jo Phillips, Make-Up Terry Barber, Hair…
by Jo Phillips
For so long, we have looked at the shape of things, how big or small, structural and form, but this…
by Jo Phillips
When the days shorten and the cold sets in, it’s easy to feel sluggish. Yet your evenings don’t have to…
by Jo Phillips
Design is everything, maybe not so much the thing you think about often, but every day it is part and…
by Jo Phillips
We aren’t just being superficial when we look at a beautiful face; our brains are actually doing some very high-speed…
by Jo Phillips
A deep breath, as you exhale, the tension is lost to the air of freedom as it enters. The sunshine,…
by Jo Phillips