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  • A penthouse in the other Wharf

    September 30, 2010

    WITH its network of cobbled alleys running between ancient riverside warehouses, still bridged-over by those iconic iron gantries, Shad Thames has been one of the most atmospheric places to live near the City since its redevelopment in the 1980s. Its attractions are manifold: a thriving café culture, thanks in part to the investment in the [...]

  • The crunch has made foreign dream homes far more affordable

    September 30, 2010

    TOUGH economic times have opened the door for a new generation of property investment. Tumbling prices in both the UK and abroad have actually made this investment option more accessible than it was prior to the credit crunch. Nick Clark, managing director of the Property Investment Show, says: “House prices in England and Wales suffered [...]

  • INTERIORS Q&A

    September 30, 2010

    HEAD DESIGNER AT APD INTERIORS Q. Dear Andrew, with winter approaching I would like to entertain more at home but I need to make my dining room more welcoming. How can I do this? A. Dedicated dining rooms have gone out of fashion in favour of open-plan living arrangements, however with more people entertaining at [...]

  • The stockbroker who changed art

    September 30, 2010

    Art Exhibitions GAUGUIN Tate Modern by Timothy Barber **** WERE Paul Gauguin alive today, he’d have made a good subject for one of those “escape the rat race” reality soaps. A Parisian stockbroker who dumped his career (along with his wife and children) to pursue his passion for art, he eventually abandoned the Western world [...]

  • ALSO OUT THIS WEEKEND

    September 30, 2010

    FILM MADE IN DAGENHAM Whimsical comedy drama about women who went on strike in the 1960s. TAKERS Hayden Christensen stars in this so so crime caper. BACK TO THE FUTURE The greatest oedipal time-travelling film ever made. DVD AMERICAN: THE BILL HICKS STORY Documentary about the late comedian. BAD LIEUTENANT – PORT OF CALL NEW [...]

  • Stylish ways to keep out the cold

    September 30, 2010

    FOR HIM 1. 110th anniversary mid grey coat by Austin Reed, £350 austinreed.co.uk 2. Georgetown overcheck Melange coat by Gant, £500, gantuk.com 3. Mayfair velvet collar coat by Richard James, £415, johnlewis.com 4. Charcoal grey tweed topcoat by Dunhill, £1,295, dunhill.com 5. Duffle coat by Hackett, £375, hackett.com FOR HER 1. Collarless cashmere coat by [...]

  • YES, YOU DO NEED TO WEAR MAKEUP…JUST DO IT WITH SUBTLETY

    September 30, 2010

    Style Counsel I HEAR it all the time: “I don’t wear any make up because I don’t know how to apply it…I haven’t got time…Do I need it?…I don’t know what to buy.” Well, there’s no excuse, because cosmetics counters are falling over themselves to teach you how to apply it, and what to get. [...]

  • Reacher’s next deadly thrill

    September 29, 2010

    WORTH DYING FOR BY LEE CHILD Bantam, £17.99 **** by Zoe Strimpel AT THE end of Child’s previous novel, 61 Hours, maverick man-with-gun Jack Reacher was trapped in a desperate situation from which escape seemed impossible – even for him. But, just like Lisbeth Salander, Stieg Larsson’s super violent super-genius, Reacher always finds a way. [...]

  • I’ve found out something I shouldn’t know

    September 29, 2010

    SOLVING YOUR WORK-LIFE PROBLEMS I’m paranoid about my husband’s relationships with other women. So I check his phone and Facebook when he’s in the shower, look for suspect messages from women. The other day I found one; a colleague had written something flirty about an office party. Should I confront him? Colleen, 32, private wealth [...]

  • OUT OF OFFICE

    September 29, 2010

    FLASHDANCE COMES TO THE STAGE It’s all about legwarmers, leotards and doing the splits to Giorgio Moroder’s What a Feeling at the Shaftsbury Theatre, where Flashdance, the 80s cinematic cheesefest about a female welder who dreams of making it to ballet school, is opening in stage musical form. Victoria Hamilton-Barritt stars as leotard-sporting, high-kicking Alex, [...]

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