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ExploreJazz in New York: A Broken Record?
Home Explore Stories Current Article Jazz in New York: A Broken Record? 08 September, 2015 Words by Alice Fane Your Your grandparents loved it. You pretend to know about it. But for most, it really is just “all that (slightly repetitive) jazz.” Unsurprising then that sales of jazz account for just 1.4 per cent of […]
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ExploreIntroducing Volume 12: Our Planet
Home Explore Stories Current Article Introducing Volume 12: Our Planet 01 September, 2015 Words by Serena Guen I I can’t help but feel a touch of scepticism when the word sustainability is brought up. The term has been bandied about so much that its true meaning has become diluted, shrouded in fluffy terminology and left […]
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ExploreA Curated To-Do List of Istanbul by Dyala Nusseibeh
Home Explore Guides Insider Guides Current Article A Curated To-Do List of Istanbul by Dyala Nusseibeh 28 August, 2015 Words by Natalie Haimo NATALIE HAIMO: What are you most looking forward to at ARTINTERNATIONAL and the Biennial this year? DYALA NUSSEIBEH: It’s hard to highlight just a few elements. But we are especially happy to […]
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ExploreHome and Away: Bonnie Wright on London and New York
We've been head over heels for Bonnie Wright ever since we interviewed her for The Water Issue this summer. Now our ultimate gal gives SUITCASE her guide to London and New York, her original and adopted homes.
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ExploreCocktail Hour with Laura Bailey in London, Paris and Rome
Laura Bailey is a model, a writer and cultural ambassador for the British Fashion Council. Her travels are usually filled with runway shows and shoots, but for SUITCASE Volume 9, the food and drink issue, she travelled through three European capitals in pursuit of the perfect cocktail hour.
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ExploreThe Rise of Cold-Water Surfing
Home Explore Stories Current Article The Rise of Cold-Water Surfing 30 July, 2015 Words by Maria Alafouzou It It is a sunny day in early March and I am completely naked in a beach hut in St Ives, Cornwall. Hopping from one foot to the other on the cold concrete floor, I pull a slimy […]
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ExplorePlywood Is the New Concrete: Eco Architecture on the Rise
Home Explore Stories Current Article Plywood Is the New Concrete: Eco Architecture on the Rise 27 July, 2015 Unless Unless you’ve been hiding under a concrete slab for the past decade, you’ll know that grey is out, and lush green pastures are very much in. In contrast with the consume-all waste-all culture of the 80s […]
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ExploreTokyo Tourguide: Rina Sawayama
Home Explore Guides Insider Guides Current Article Tokyo Tourguide: Rina Sawayama 20 July, 2015 Words by Monica Urquijo Zobel Meet Meet Rina Sawayama, 22-year-old pop princess, avid nail artist, ramen fanatic and your go-to-girl for quirky Tokyo tips. Born in Niigata, Japan, Rina moved to London at the age of five and after studying at […]
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Doisy & Dam – London’s Superfood Willy Wonkas
Home Explore Stories Current Article Doisy & Dam – London’s Superfood Willy Wonkas 16 July, 2015 Words by The Curious Pear If If ever there is an excuse to eat an entire bar of chocolate meant for sharing, it’s with the birth of Doisy & Dam, the London chocolate company that is about to change […]
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Explore24 Hours in Rome with Delfina Delettrez Fendi
Home Explore Guides Insider Guides Current Article 24 Hours in Rome with Delfina Delettrez Fendi 30 June, 2015 Words by Nora Maloney As As a fourth generation member of Rome’s Fendi family, the Italian capital runs in Delfina Delettrez’ blood. The city in which her family’s fashion brand grew into a global name has helped […]
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ExploreHole in One: London’s Doughnut Obsession
Home Explore Stories Current Article Hole in One: London’s Doughnut Obsession 25 June, 2015 Words by The Curious Pear We We love a bit of dough. The more sugar-coated, the better. Lately, it seems London is cottoning on to the New York doughnut trend in a big way, with bakeries perfecting their cream-filled creations throughout […]
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ExploreHow to Be Quiche in East London
Home Explore Stories Current Article How to Be Quiche in East London 23 June, 2015 The The world is made up of poets and douchebags. In East London, everyone’s a poet, and everyone’s a douchebag. Here the trick is to be unimpressed by everything and anything you come across; breweries, espresso bars, graphic designs, Kingsland […]
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ExploreShredded Harissa Chicken and Jewelled Couscous
Home Explore Stories Current Article Shredded Harissa Chicken and Jewelled Couscous 23 June, 2015 To To me, Middle Eastern food is exciting, aromatic and beautifully colourful. The flavours are fresh, zingy and vibrant but still comforting and warming. By ‘jewelling’ this couscous salad, a staple in Middle Eastern cuisine, it adds a lot of colourful […]
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ExploreNomadic Luxury in Nagaland: the Hornbill Festival
Home Explore Stories Current Article Nomadic Luxury in Nagaland: the Hornbill Festival 23 June, 2015 Words by Megan Lambert My My Bell 412 helicopter searched for the helipad, a spherical silhouette on a patchwork of multicoloured terraced houses, slung out on a ground of undulating forest. I felt like Elizabeth Bowen, a lone female entering […]
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ExploreTim Yap: The King of Manila Nightlife
Home Explore Guides Insider Guides Current Article Tim Yap: The King of Manila Nightlife 23 June, 2015 Words by Serena Guen A A night out in Manila would not be complete without paying a visit to one of Tim Yap’s clubs. A radio and TV host, club owner, columnist, creative director, newspaper editor and eventologist, […]
