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TRIM; The Smell of Literature
Ida Arnold, one of the characters in Graham Greene’s novel The World of Brighton Rock is a maternal, but sensual,…
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TRIM; Artistic Nature
Have you ever heard about Topiary? This type of art is really famous but ironically, its name is not. So…
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TRIM; Morag Keil’s Cacophony
“Morag Keil: Moarg Kiel” is the first major solo exhibition in the UK at the ICA by Scottish, London-based artist,…
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TRIM; A New Appreciation for Brutalism’s Unadorned Concrete Monsters
You’d be forgiven for thinking that Brutalism acquired the name from its monolithic, imposing presence. When the BBC’s article on…
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TRIM; In Conversation with Roland Mouret
In a conversation with Cent Magazine, designer and perfumer Roland Mouret talks about everything under the sun. With Cent’s Jo…
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TRIM; Miniature Living
In ever expanding cities and the great squeeze for space nowadays, we have no set definition of what is considered…
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TRIM; The Tube
A tube station is a place where people can board and disembark trains. It’s a functional, sometimes crowded and most…
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TRIM; Making Health Simpler
Chloe E. Williams Picture the most enigmatic person you know. What do you love about them? It may be how…
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TRIM; History Of Our Summers Essential
Even though it is a real essential today, the bikini hasn’t always been appreciated. In 1932, Jacques Heim shocked the…
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TRIM; Dreamweaver Dior
V&A_Christian Dior Designer of Dreams exhibition_Ballroom section (c) ADRIEN DIRAND Dior is the focus of a new Victoria and Albert…
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TRIM; Islamic Geometric Art
Unlike Christian art, which routinely displays elaborate visions of holy figures and grandiose scenes of biblical or spiritual nature, artworks…
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TRIM; Celebrating China in Bicester Village
You may well have heard of fashion guru Susie Bubble. You’ve probably heard of Bicester Village, but did you know that…
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TRIM; Hot off the Scent
The French perfume company, Art de Parfum are breaking the boundaries when coming to scent . Described by the CEO herself as…
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ROOTS; Natural Fashion Innovations
Ethics and fashion have been enemies for too long. Sustainable fashion however, has become a household term in recent years,…
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ROOTS; Around the World in Five Houses
Chloe E. Williams In a very literal sense, our roots can protect us and give us what we need to…
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ROOTS; The Books That Made Families Epic
Family is the most important of our bonds, it is the rock that made us grow up and taught us…
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ROOTS; Giving back to the earth
You probably wouldn’t think that lipstick, polar bears and trees in Kenya have anything in common. But actually, they do….
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ROOTS; Rivalries among artists
John Constable, ‘Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows’ (1831) When we think about great artists from the past, we don’t immediately…