Already notorious for its Halloween celebration at The Top of the Standard in NYC; The Standard’s very first Halloween in London brought out all the witches, ghosts, ghouls and more up the red pill elevator to an epic party co-hosted by Young Turks and supported by Don Julio in aid of ClientEarth.
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Last month, model, influencer and spokesperson Naomi Shimada launched her new book Mixed Feelings: Exploring Modern Life and the Internet at The Standard, London. Co-written with journalist Sarah Raphael, the book explores the emotional impact that digital habits and social media has on our minds and bodies through a series of essays, statements and questions. After the launch party, we seized the opportunity to talk to Shimada about self-awareness, being honest online and where she hangs out in London.
Read MoreVogue described him as “fashion’s big thinker”; his (art)work incorporates science, technology, anthropology and performance ritual: The Standard, London welcomed legendary designer, Hussein Chalayan to a talk at Frieze London to discuss his incredible creations...
Read MoreSeventeen-year-old Alex McArtor has a powerful voice and pensive soul. Her two exquisite EPs pull inspiration from classic rock, soul and 90s alternative and have received praise from Billboard, EARMILK, and others, racking up almost 4 million streams thus far. Annie O caught up with Alex before her show at the Standard, East Village on Nov 11.
Read MoreThe Standard Spa, Miami Beach’s in-house astrologer, Lori Bell, did you a solid and laid out your month ahead. Thank her in person when you see her around the property and book an appointment to go deeper into your astrological chart (if you're not in Miami, she does readings via phone, too!). This month's biggest takeaways: Mercury goes retrograde. Drop the gloom and doom. It is a second chance to rethink, reflect, and revise!
Read MoreHow would you react if someone told you they'd started a collective (or a movement, if you want) for the need of deeper and more expansive friendships? Enthralled, am I right? That's exactly how I felt when Tia Simon-Campbell, co-founder of South East London-based BBZ, told me that exact thing. She, alongside Naeem Davis, started the organization to help build intentional spaces for queer, trans and non-binary people of color. Currently, the members consist of spoken word poets, writers, casting directors, DJs, dancers and more from across all of London. Now, 3 years after the inauguration, more than ever the group feels like they are able to inhabit and participate in spaces all over the British capital. But the mission doesn't stop there. We met up with Tia during The Standard, London's celebratory dinner for BBZ alternative graduate show...
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