Presenting the Glass Archival Fashion Collectors series, kicking off with Steve Karas who collects Jean Paul Gaultier, Vivienne Westwood and Maison Margiela. Read the interview here: https://t.co/Al849qZJxO #SteveKaras
One of the loveliest people I’ve had the pleasure of speaking with! Thank you @PaapaEssiedu ✨
The autumn issue of #GlassMan is available now in stores, via https://t.co/xEmVQpEtvi and on our app.
In the autumn issue of Glass Man, we speak to @PaapaEssiedu about his path to acting, the challenges of accessibility within the industry and how his captivating performance in #IMayDestroyYou has changed the face of British television. Out now.
#GlassMan#PaapaEssiedu
It was my pleasure! Read my feature on archival fashion collectors in the autumn issue of Glass Man, available now at our stockists, via newsstand or in our app. ✨
Glass reviews the #BethanyWilliams#SS21#LFW collection. Tailoring, childrenswear and an exquisite display of repurposed clothing https://t.co/TcMAOunlLt
The core business of the United Kingdom, around which our politics revolves, is organised crime and the looting of other nations.
My column.
https://t.co/0hZPyijgc6
How can the government tell us we've "relaxed too much" at the same time as trying to force us to commute in cramped quarters and 'eat out to help out'? I want to scream. https://t.co/ZKEVGDzqbC
The government, in a blatant attempt to distract us from its multiple failings, insists that a few hundred people in boats is the UK's biggest crisis.
Almost every major news organisation then repeats and amplifies the story, giving the government exactly what it wants.
“The government has handed a huge blank cheque to private businesses while everyone else struggles w/ the deepest economic crisis on record. The fact that these companies have used that £ to pay dividends rather than to support workers or undertake investment is unconscionable”