Certain members of the London-based team have been known to describe the terminal in St Pancras as a second home, so frequently do they zip across the Channel for ready-to-wear and couture shows, and—now—to take in the spectacle of in Place Vendôme as well. Below, they share their train travel tips. In the “suggested for you” age, it’s rare for anyone to listen to an album from start to finish, but any LP worthy of the name deserves to be considered as a body of work rather than “the record that gave rise to XYZ single”.
Reserve a seat by the window, press play on track one of one of the best albums of the last 18 months, and lock your phone. “If you loved ’s thumping beats and brutal honesty, consider by Kelela for an ambient take on club classics,” recommends features assistant Riann Phillip. “Ryan Beatty’s brooding is a 33-minute masterpiece for those in search of gorgeous songwriting and staggering vocals, while Billie Eilish’s will have you crying, reminiscing, and wanting to party all at once.
” Obviously, this isn’t the moment to try and make it through . If you’re heading to Paris, watch a film that clocks in at under two hours, ideally one that’s set in the City of Light but doesn’t require excessive concentration (save nouvelle vague masterpieces for another day). Some absolute failsafes: (1963), a one-hour-and-55-minute caper starring Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant and filmed everywhere from Les Halles to the Palais Royale; the s.
