In Conversation: Faye Toogood
Cutler and Gross’ In Conversation series celebrates the brand’s customers and their personal style. We look closer at their work and how they ended up in their individual creative field, what their specific […]
Design Essay: Spring/Summer 22 Muse, David Hockney
Artist David Hockney, Credit: Frestonian Gallery Twentieth century design culture has been shaped by the people who paint, write, invent and produce. Many of these individuals are icons in their […]
Visionaires: Professor Frances Corner OBE
The Head of London College of Fashion and Pro Vice-Chancellor of the University of the Arts London, understands how creativity and education have the power to transform people’s lives.
Visionaires: Basim Magdy
Magdy’s unique mixed medium works reveal social blueprints across history, reflecting on collective aspirations for future utopias and their failure.
Visionaires: Jo Brocklehurst
The late figurative artist and Cutler and Gross devotee Jo Brocklehurst celebrated subculture in 1970-90s London, Berlin and New York.
Visionaires: Joa Studholme
The woman with the eye for colour, Farrow and Ball’s colour consultant reveals where she finds inspiration and considers how the changing state of the world is impacting creative choices.
Visionaires: Linda Rodin
One of New York’s most stylish women tells about fashion, the secret behind her ageless beauty and her view on the world through those multi coloured tinted lenses.
Visionaires: Sadie Clayton
The bright young thing bridging the worlds of art and fashion, tells us about ‘wearable art’, her favourite London hangouts and her eclectic and fabulous collaborations.
Visionaires: Honey Dijon
Fresh from her set at Panorama music festival in New York, artist and musician Honey Dijon opens up about her incredible life journey, driven by passion, risk and imagination.