Best Of Mayfair Magazine No.68 ~ All In One!

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The Dilly has been embracing London in all its glory in the lead-up and aftermath of King Charles III's coronation - and we are all here for it! The popular luxury hotel in the capital has put on a show-stopping afternoon tea celebrating London's most iconic landmarks, which have been created by top bakers in edible - and tasty - forms. The famous red phone box has been crafted from melt-in-the-mouth lemon and poppy seed cake while a gold coated Big Ben tastes like a chocolate cremuex with salted caramel on a chocolate base. Sometimes afternoon teas miss out on a range of savoury options - but not at The Dilly.

Don’t we just love getting our hands on engaging magazines, especially those magazines that are specific to our area of interest? Though it sounds incredible to have these magazines in their updated issues, getting our hands on them, in reality, sounds a bit too inconvenient. Firstly, they are expensive. Secondly, it is actually hard to get precisely what you want, and accessibility issues arise on the surface every now and then. This is where our platform can help you. Get a diversity of magazines to relish yourself and quench your curiosity with our notable issues available in PDF format! As always, our hope for Art in Mayfair is to open a door into the worlds of art and fashion, which can easily feel inaccessible or alienating at times,’ Katie adds. ‘The two are without doubt having a real moment, and we are excited to see what our luxury houses have in store this year for Art in Mayfair.’ Who Are The Headliners?So, from ballet core to the return of grunge and other Y2K fashion trends like long denim skirts and colourful leggings, we had no shortage of options. So, here we leave you with the 6 spring fashion trends to wear in 2023. Well, we have good news for devoted accessories fans: several accessory trends dazzled us in the Spring-Summer 2023 collections shown recently in New York, London, Milan and Paris. From oversized handbags, lots of sparkles, rhinestones to long opera gloves and big jewellery, it’s clear that everyone missed dressing up over the last year and is making up for lost time with the most extravagant pieces they can find. And, of course, designers took this seriously this season with oversized jewellery, whether it was Tom Ford’s extravagant disco-style earrings or the big, flashy bling bling-era chains on Proenza Schouler’s runways. The London restaurant scene lost one of its most loved and successful restaurateurs. Russell was an inspiration to all of us and made dining out cool. He was a great person to be around and was always optimistic and full of life. Our love goes to his family and his team at Brutto a magnificent restaurant rest in peace and god bless." Jason Atherton We are delighted to be celebrating the collaborative working relationship between art and fashion for our sixth year, working once again with the Royal Academy of Arts – an incredible institution located right on our doorstep,’ says Katie Thomas, Associate Director at Bond Street & Mayfair. ‘We have seen some great examples of the coming together of art and fashion recently, including Louis Vuitton’s Bond Street installations for their partnership with Yayoi Kusama, and further afield, Dior’s recent exhibition of Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne’s work.

Nawal uncovers how money, political power, and Yemeni law protected Farouk, once he absconded to Yemen, which has no extradition treaty with the UK. The BBC’s Nawal Al-Maghafi seeks answers to what happened to Martine in this film produced by BBC News Arabic, BBC Current Affairs, BBC Studios Nordic and NeedToKnow, Underdog, and TV2 in Norway.But to find out why Farouk fled and how he has evaded UK authorities all these years, Nawal is determined to speak to him, even though he has never spoken to a journalist before. Travelling to Norway, Nawal meets those who were closest to Martine, spending time with Martine’s best friends and her father Odd Petter Magnussen, who has spent fifteen years fighting tirelessly for justice for Martine. If you are looking for magazines available in Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, or just any language you would want to read in, don’t worry. You can simply select any language in our language category section and get a diverse pool of thousands of magazines to read. Yes, that is right, with so many options to choose from, you have an endless pool to read your favorite topics and magazines in your native language. Gone are the days where you had to compromise on reading in English only, with our diversity of magazines available in different languages, you can just enjoy in any language you want. Just weeks ago, Russell was regaling guests at a party to celebrate the publication of his new book Brutto: A Simple Florentine Cookbook.

Internationally renowned environmental artist Steve Messam has brought Bicester Village to life with a series of signature inflatable installations named Encounters. Until the end of June, these giant, colourful artworks areintegrated into the Village’s buildings, offering guests a chance for a brief encounter with art as they shop. Coinciding with the timings of the Coronation of King Charles III, Pride and the much-awaited British spring/summer season, Encounters will provide an additional touch of fun and playfulness to guests during their day out. Art in Mayfair is an annual celebration of the London region’s vibrant arts and culture scene, transforming the area into a live exhibition. The largest rendition to date, expect a series of pop-ups, showcases, talks and masterclasses from the prestigious area’s iconic brands and designers in collaboration with local galleries and their artists. Playing homage to its West Coast heritage, drinks at Feels Like June feature a bright and tropical theme, offering visitors that year-round-holiday vibe that’s oh so sought after in the big city. Perfect for a working lunch or catch up with friends! Farouk’s father Shaher Abdulhak ran a business empire that spanned the Middle East and had strong political connections to Yemen’s elite. For Spring/Summer 2023, designers fresh off the fashion week runways by creating wearable yet interesting clothes with a shift towards effortless, hard-working pieces. Luxury fashion houses such as YSL, Ulla Johnson, Dior, Versace, Valentino, and Gabriela Hearst were just a few of the brands that defined an extensive list of trends and shades coming this Spring season.

Likewise, for the first time, art will spill over the boundaries of Bond Street onto Savile Row, Mount Street and three other streets across Mayfair, with an outdoor sculpture trail guiding visitors across the area. Trails from previous years have included work by Gavin Turk, Kojo Marfo, David Breuer Weil, Robert Indiana and Lee Gil Rae. Silver was clearly the most popular shade. It was featured endlessly in everything from shoes to coats to jewellery, as we could see on the runways of Sacai, Gucci, Valentino, and Paco Rabanne, among others. On the other hand, what’s dreamier than lace? SS23 looks to be a very sexy season, with boudoir details at the forefront of evening wear. Expect to see many pieces featuring lace or lingerie-inspired tops and dresses. Also, vibrant hues took over the Fall 2023 runways, from Sandy Liang and PatBo to Tory Burch and Wiederhoeft. Think shades from bright yellow to juicy reds with vibrant orange hues. Norwegian student Martine Vik Magnussen was killed after a night out. Reporter Nawal Al-Maghafi seeks answers from the only suspect, Farouk Abdulhak, the son of a Yemeni billionaire.