Heckfield Place
Hampshire RG27 0LD
An 18th-century Georgian manor, Heckfield Place is surrounded by 400 acres of lush gardens, woodlands and a biodynamic farm. Known for its elegant interiors, impeccable service, and commitment to sustainability, Heckfield Place blends traditional charm with modern luxury. Guests can enjoy fine dining at the hotel's restaurant, which emphasises locally-sourced ingredients, and unwind in the tranquil setting, making it a perfect escape from the bustle of city life.
White Cube, Tracey Emin
Ocula Art Gallery
18 September–9 November 2024
Opening in just over 2 weeks, White Cube showcases the provocative and deeply personal work of Tracey Emin, one of the most influential contemporary British artists. Known for her raw, emotional expression, Emin's latest collection features a blend of paintings, sculptures and neon installations that explore themes of love, loss, and identity. Capturing the intensity of Emin's inner world and drawing viewers into a poignant narrative of vulnerability and resilience.
Wildflowers
57 Pimlico Road, London, SW1W 8NE
Wildflowers offers a fresh and vibrant dining experience in a historic London setting. Nestled within a beautifully restored Victorian timber yard, Wildflowers combines rustic charm with modern elegance. The restaurant focuses on seasonal, locally-sourced ingredients, creating a menu that celebrates the best of British produce with a contemporary twist. The ambiance is warm and inviting, with a design that echoes the natural theme of the menu. Wildflowers at Newson's Yard is quickly becoming a favourite for those seeking innovative cuisine in a unique and atmospheric location.
The Other Place
The National Theatre, London
27 September — 9 November 2024
This gripping psychological drama that delves into the complexities of memory, illness and family. Written by Sharr White, the play centres on Juliana Smithton, a successful neurologist whose life begins to unravel as she confronts a series of disorienting events and unsettling revelations. As past and present blur, the audience is taken on a suspenseful journey through Juliana's fractured mind. This production at the National Theatre showcases powerful performances and a thought-provoking narrative, offering a compelling exploration of the human psyche and the fragile nature of reality.
What to wear...
1. Fine Check Tailored Jacket
2. Shooting Star Ruffle Neck Shirt
3. Navy Leather Tailored Bermuda Shorts
Your perfect outfit as we transition into autumn, in our new silhouette; Bermuda Shorts, soft Italian leather tailored shorts, for an elongated line and lengthened silhouette. Dive into luxury in our Check Jacket; our lightweight Pure New Wool fine check, single breasted jacket. And feel cool in our Ruffle Neck Shirt; Semi-sheer Off-White cotton with a gold lurex thread running through. Always here to elevate your daily looks.
Summer Lates
Strike a Pose: Voguing Life Drawing
6th September, 6:30 - 9 pm
Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York's HQ, King's Rd, London, SW3 4RY
This summer, Saatchi Lates is offering Art After Dark on select Fridays as part of the Beyond Fashion series and the RHS Botanical Art & Photography Show. Don’t miss the final Lates event of the season—a Voguing Life Drawing workshop! Voguing, a dance style that originated in Harlem’s 1980s drag scene, was embraced by LGBT+ communities, especially within New York’s Black and Latino populations. These communities hosted "balls," where participants competed in drag, dance, and runway performances to win trophies. The dance, inspired by poses from a famous fashion magazine, features exaggerated movements and distinctive hand gestures. During the event, you’ll have the chance to sketch as voguing models, guided by an MC, perform in the vibrant Beyond Fashion exhibition.
London Design Festival
14th - 22nd September
The London Design Festival showcases and elevates the city as a global leader in design. Established in 2003 by Sir John Sorrell CBE and Ben Evans CBE, the Festival was created to build on London's vibrant design scene. Their vision was to establish a yearly event that would highlight the city’s creative energy, attracting the nation’s top designers, thinkers, retailers, and educators for a must-attend celebration of design.
White Cube, Tracey Emin
Ocula Art Gallery
18 September–9 November 2024
Opening in just over 2 weeks, White Cube showcases the provocative and deeply personal work of Tracey Emin, one of the most influential contemporary British artists. Known for her raw, emotional expression, Emin's latest collection features a blend of paintings, sculptures and neon installations that explore themes of love, loss, and identity. Capturing the intensity of Emin's inner world and drawing viewers into a poignant narrative of vulnerability and resilience.
Wildflowers
57 Pimlico Road, London, SW1W 8NE
Wildflowers offers a fresh and vibrant dining experience in a historic London setting. Nestled within a beautifully restored Victorian timber yard, Wildflowers combines rustic charm with modern elegance. The restaurant focuses on seasonal, locally-sourced ingredients, creating a menu that celebrates the best of British produce with a contemporary twist. The ambiance is warm and inviting, with a design that echoes the natural theme of the menu. Wildflowers at Newson's Yard is quickly becoming a favourite for those seeking innovative cuisine in a unique and atmospheric location.
The Other Place
The National Theatre, London
27 September — 9 November 2024
This gripping psychological drama that delves into the complexities of memory, illness and family. Written by Sharr White, the play centres on Juliana Smithton, a successful neurologist whose life begins to unravel as she confronts a series of disorienting events and unsettling revelations. As past and present blur, the audience is taken on a suspenseful journey through Juliana's fractured mind. This production at the National Theatre showcases powerful performances and a thought-provoking narrative, offering a compelling exploration of the human psyche and the fragile nature of reality.
What to wear...
1. Fine Check Tailored Jacket
2. Shooting Star Ruffle Neck Shirt
3. Navy Leather Tailored Bermuda Shorts
Your perfect outfit as we transition into autumn, in our new silhouette; Bermuda Shorts, soft Italian leather tailored shorts, for an elongated line and lengthened silhouette. Dive into luxury in our Check Jacket; our lightweight Pure New Wool fine check, single breasted jacket. And feel cool in our Ruffle Neck Shirt; Semi-sheer Off-White cotton with a gold lurex thread running through. Always here to elevate your daily looks.
Summer Lates
Strike a Pose: Voguing Life Drawing
6th September, 6:30 - 9 pm
Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York's HQ, King's Rd, London, SW3 4RY
This summer, Saatchi Lates is offering Art After Dark on select Fridays as part of the Beyond Fashion series and the RHS Botanical Art & Photography Show. Don’t miss the final Lates event of the season—a Voguing Life Drawing workshop! Voguing, a dance style that originated in Harlem’s 1980s drag scene, was embraced by LGBT+ communities, especially within New York’s Black and Latino populations. These communities hosted "balls," where participants competed in drag, dance, and runway performances to win trophies. The dance, inspired by poses from a famous fashion magazine, features exaggerated movements and distinctive hand gestures. During the event, you’ll have the chance to sketch as voguing models, guided by an MC, perform in the vibrant Beyond Fashion exhibition.
London Design Festival
14th - 22nd September
The London Design Festival showcases and elevates the city as a global leader in design. Established in 2003 by Sir John Sorrell CBE and Ben Evans CBE, the Festival was created to build on London's vibrant design scene. Their vision was to establish a yearly event that would highlight the city’s creative energy, attracting the nation’s top designers, thinkers, retailers, and educators for a must-attend celebration of design.
