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Big Bang Jeans Diamonds.

A ladies chronograph watch in satin finished steel with a bezel adorned with 44 diamonds totaling 1.9 carats. Genuine jeans dial set with 8 diamonds.

Strap made of jeans stitched on rubber. Limited edition of 250 pieces.

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Big Bang Jeans Diamonds.

A ladies chronograph watch in satin finished steel with a bezel adorned with 44 diamonds totaling 1.9 carats. Genuine jeans dial set with 8 diamonds.

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SHINE COLLECTION Sensual, elegant, glamourous, audacious | Yellow-gold PVD coated steel, steel, mother-of-pearl or diamond | Quartz movement | Delicate curves & feminine refinement | Patented interchangeable bracelet system | Presented with two straps | Fully in tune with the rhythm of every woman | Available in 32mm

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1600-SCS-97081 Ladies 32mm shine, quartz movement, stainless steel case and bracelet, with the flexibility change from strap to bracelet with a unique patented system, mother of pearl diamond set dial with date feature and diamond bezel, sapphire crystal glass, water resistant to 50 metres.

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SYSTEM Feminine, elegant and sensual, this exclusive collection features a unique patented system of interchangeable bracelets. Presented with two

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different straps, a stainless steel bracelet and a black satin strap, shine plays with women’s various moods.

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developed by the Brand’s internal Research and Development department. It allows women to choose between different looks and feelings by changing the bracelet in a wink. Thanks to this new RAYMOND WEIL’s patented, quick-andeasy interchangeable bracelet system, this watch

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jewel can go from a contemporary urban and casual look with its steel bracelet to a more glamourous and sophisticated evening style with the satin strap.

It is a pure jewel for independent, modern women who want their watch to be a part of every occasion.

1. UNLOCK WITH THE BUTTON 2. TWIST (ANTI CLOCK WISE) 3. REMOVE YOUR BRACELET

4. REPLACE BY THE OTHER BRACELET 5. TWIST (CLOCK WISE) 6. LOCK WITH THE BUTTON

INTRODUCING THE NEW SHINE COLLECTION RAYMOND WEIL’s brand ambassador Katheryn Winnick introduces the new dazzling shine collection. Feminine, elegant and sensual, this exclusive collection features a unique patented system of interchangeable bracelets. It is a pure jewel for independent women who want their watch to be a part of every occasion.

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his AW16 is overflowing with grandeur. Opulent fashion, destinations and jewels... Consider ROX WOMAN AW16 your guide to the season bringing you everything from high fashion and winter getaways, to lifestyle features and inspirational interviews.

The season’s catwalk report (p19) is packed full of style tips. Master traditional trends such as the Mac with its quirky winter updates (p20), fall hard for sumptuous velvets in an array of colours (p31) and embrace the more dramatic Dark Dolls with feminine but fierce lace (p22) and sultry floor sweeping gowns with metallic highlights “After Dark” (p29).

Indulge in our featured editorial campaign (p36) bringing Hollywood Glamour back with a paparazzi flash on dazzling diamonds. Statement collars are paired with shimmering luxe styling to inspire your event wardrobe this winter.

Guest writer Rachael Taylor, highlights key engagement ring styles to help you select “The One” (p58) and guides us through key jewellery trends that will transition seasonon-season (p60). Nature and our cosmic galaxy are hot inspirations behind just some of the trends that can transform your look with one statement piece. It’s all about you, your style and how you wear it!

Not just jewels and fashion, we meet with Amanda Rosa, (p88) the award winning interior designer, as she talks tips for furniture buying and designing spaces that you will love to live in.

Thinking of jetting off this winter? Whether you’re seeking winter sun in a Sri Lankan hideaway, or packing your finest winter warmers for opulent evenings in Budapest, our Winter Travel feature (p91) is packed full of travel inspiration.

As it is officially the season of indulgence we have a delicious recipe for you try at home from Michelin star chef Martin Wishart (p79) and for a fun festive cocktail menu, our resident mixologist has pulled together a ‘What to drink when the temperature dips’ for you to delve into (p81).

Let ROX WOMAN be your winter style bible, for the woman who loves life with a little luxury.

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EDITOR’S PICKS

ROX Diamond Ring 1.03cts 65704 | £6,995

BOTTEGA VENETA

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Watch 62989 | £12,300

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ALAÏA

ROX Diamond Pendant 0.71cts 63208 | £2,495

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WISH LIST

ROX Honour engagement rings are of timeless design. A soft tapered band caresses the finger, rising to meet 4 talon claws that gently cradle a handpicked diamond.

66009 | £5,100

It’s saying buy me! These ROX Classic Heart stud earrings are the perfect accessory for your lobes. Subtle in their shape, they are feminine without the sweetness overload, making them ideal for everyday wear.

65511 | £30

The Shine collection is a new addition to Raymond Weil’s portfolio bringing class and glamour. With an inter changeable black leather strap it’s 2 for the price of 1!

65540 | £1,150

Tiki glamour has arrived with a diffusion line of cool and contemporary sterling silver pieces from the ROX Tiki collection.

65644 | £325 Welcome these forest khaki overthe-knee boots from Alexa Wagner into your wardrobe with their sleek silhouette and practical heel. Pair with a mini skirt and faux fur coat for a shopping trip with the girls this winter.

Bremont’s burgundy calf leather strap is enough to leave us lusting after the British watchmaker’s first foray into ladies timepieces. But it’s dial with minimal fuss and beautiful decoration, is what sets this piece apart.

65315 | £2,895

If having one halo just isn't enough, double up with this eye-catching ROX double halo pendant. The dazzling diamonds set in white gold make up this angelic beauty.

65416 | £895

GLITTER FADE Miu Miu's wide silhouette is reminiscent of the 80’s, and it's set to be this seasons come back accessory.

It cinches and defines your waist in a plush black velvet and supple leather.

Gold or silver? Why choose! Jimmy Choo's all over glitter fade clutch available from CRUISE will see you through party season with the two tone metallic design.

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Named after legendary Editor, Diana Vreeland, Charlotte Olympia's velvet sandals handmade in Italy stand out with their sculpted curved heel. Pair with a ruffled blouse and oversized shades for ultimate 70's chic.

The ROX Synchro yellow gold ring fuses contemporary, luxurious design with a geometric aesthetic. Brilliant cut diamonds are micro pave set to offset the structured design.

63561 | £3,995

Torque bangles are back! Gucci’s contemporary pairing of rose gold and the infamous double G’s with a traditional Torque design makes it the clear investment.

65553 | £1,410

LINE UP This ROX diamond line pendant is the perfect starting piece in creating a layered luxe look. Follow in Rihanna's footsteps and pair with a velvet dress and killer boots for a night of dancing.

63412 | £1,295

Saint Laurent’s quilted Monogramme bag is a forever piece. The winter colours of bottle green, burgundy and navy will be lusted after for years to come.

Offering all the same vigour and character that forged the dna of the original gent’s model, this 37mm Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore ladies model comes with a leaner profile to suit a smaller wrist.

65506 | £35,000

Rows of diamond stud earrings are what we want, glittering like stars.

Create your own constellation starting with the ROX Honour 6 claw diamond stud earrings.

64252 | £2,995

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This animal friendly Moschino faux fur is perfect for an eve spent at the Christmas Markets sipping on mulled wine teamed with soft brown leather gloves. This Fall’ 16 Runway piece is on our must have list.

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Delicately set with 143 brilliant cut diamonds this floral mandala pendant brings calm and serenity with its hypnotic beauty.

64185 | £2,695 This fancy yellow radiant cut diamond is eye wateringly beautiful! Give it the addition of double talon claws and a brilliant cut halo, this ring comes alive as a queen with its very own crown!

66082 | £12,950

BOOT UP Flash back to the 60's in these tortoise shell, calf-high wonders. Everything about Stella McCartney's grey fauxleather boots feels retro yet fresh.

HEY HOT LIPS Named after quintessentially quirky actress Helena Bonham-Carter, pair Charlotte Tilbury's Hot Lips lipstick in Hels Bells with delicate lace and porcelain skin to create this seasons rebellious dark dolls look.

The ROX Bamboo collection has evolved from single stem simplicity to stacks of statement! There are pieces to suit all tastes, this wide stack Bamboo ring is perfect for your first or middle finger.

64506 | £65

Gucci’s Diamantissima diamond dial watch is a classic lady’s wristwatch.

A simple, easy to read display with flourishes of femininity including a halo of diamonds around the bezel.

65361 | £1,290 It’s almost as if a single brush stroke has created Shaun Leane’s Signature Heart pendant. The fluidity of the silver ensures this open heart pendant looks as romantic as it does inspiring.

65830 | £200

The Asscher diamond cut is one of the most popular around. Keep the style stakes high with these ROX Asscher and Brilliant cut diamond earrings.

You’ll stop traffic in these gems.

64253 | £4,995

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This 3 leaf pendant is just one of the many pieces you will fall in love with from the ROX Tiki collection.

Designed in house and exclusive to ROX, pair with the Tiki wrap ring to complete your glamourous look.

65640 | £65

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This ROX cocktail ring is screaming to be taken to a rooftop bar to sip French Martini’s and dance in the moonlight.

A woven row of diamonds snakes from top to bottom adding dimension to this whimsical piece.

65251 | £2,295

Marni's open-back cashmere sweater is seemingly simple from the front, the back is open, secured by a bow at the nape of the neck. Sweeter than it's candy pink colouring!

One for the female watch lover, Hublot keep the craft clever and the look sleek with this Classic Fusion diamond watch. The 33mm titanium case holds an automatic movement and 36 brilliant cut diamonds.

65293 | £7,900

These ROX princess cut halo earrings are dainty, elegant and sweet, everything a princess should be. Style long hair up to show these diamonds off at their best.

65434 | £695

Forever we thought the only token of love was a heart, but here to stay is the figure of 8 infinity. Popular across the Miss ROX range, the hardest decision is which colour to choose!

64790 | £350

Give tired eyes some tlc, Olivia Von Halle's silk floral print eye mask will help you slip into slumber no matter the time of day.

In love with the warm tone for winter, layer up ROX Mini Bamboo in 9ct yellow gold with Miss ROX to create a totally unique look.

64843 | £265

The ROX DNA collection combines innovative ideas with wearable designs. This statement pendant highlights the angular facets that make up ROX DNA as well as the cut out flower motif these facets create.

64705 | £125

The Synchro bangle is exclusive to ROX and designed for those who appreciate fine craftsmanship. The geometric design has industrial influence.

64588 | £4,995

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DOLCE & GABBANA

CATWALK REPORT AUTUMN/WINTER 2016

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RETURN OF THE MAC

BALENCIAGA

BURBERRY

CÉLINE

The Mac is our go-to for seasonal transitioning, and we will forever be grateful for it! Burberry brought its signature piece back to the forefront of our minds with a hypnotic snake print while Celine gives us a new classic with their leather version.

CHLOÉ

ROX Diamond Pendant 0.12cts 63986 | £395

Gucci Icon GG Earrings 53052 | £295

Emporio Armani Watch 63763 | £349

Gucci G-Timeless Watch 64957 | £525

ROX Vintage Stacking Ring 0.18cts 66029 | £595

SAINT LAURENT

ROX Bamboo Gold Bracelet 64841 | £195

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BROCADE ELEGANCE

BURBERRY

GUCCI

PRADA

Brocade was in abundance with Mary Katrantzou and Michael Kors offering the most decadent textiles. A winter alternative to chiffon and lace, beading and sequins strike a balance with metallic trims and accessories creating Brocade pieces that are structured, yet feminine.

ROX Vintage Diamond Ring 0.66cts 66022 | £1,695

OLGANA PARIS

ROX Diamond Earrings 1.14cts 63338 | £2,495

Ebel Brasilia Diamond Watch 53213 | £3,000

ROX Diamond Pendant 1.39cts 60837 | £3,495

Baume & Mercier Petite Promesse Watch 64883 | £2,090

ROX Honour Diamond Ring 0.50cts 61808 | £3,195

CHLOÉ

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DARK DOLLS

PAUL COSTELLOE

ALESSANDRA RICH

ALEXANDER MCQUEEN

Not like the gentle dolls you once adored, Dark dolls are feminine but fierce. Delicate lace and ladylike accessories are paired with platform boots and an abundance of black to create a wearable party look that’s darkly romantic and playful.

ROX Identity Stud Necklace 60432 | £220

DOLCE & GABBANA

ROX Identity Bracelet 63049 | £140

Mondaine Simply Elegant Watch 66066 | £259

ROX DNA Multi Pyramid Ring 64713 | £55

Michael Kors Petite Norie Watch 66449 | £229

ROX DNA Cutout Earrings 64719 | £35

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SWEETHEART NECKLINES

ALEXANDER MCQUEEN

ALEXANDER MCQUEEN

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As the name suggests this neckline is soft and romantic. An easy wardrobe update for the season, pair knitwear versions with an oversized parka for day time luxe and black velvet versions with faux fur stoles for a ladylike evening with your love.

Gucci Icon Rose Gold Blossom Bracelet 65555 | £1,780

Gucci Icon Rose Gold Blossom Ring 65546 | £645

ROX Honour Diamond Earrings 0.50cts 62400 | from £595

STELLA MCCARTNEY

VALENTINO

ROX Diamond Stacking Ring 0.31cts 63181 | £895

ROX Diamond Pendant 1.06cts 63341 | from £795

Raymond Weil Noemia Watch 65384 | £895

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CHECK PLEASE

CHANEL

JASON WU

PHILLIP LIM

Hot off the catwalk, high street and luxury designers alike are showering us in checks in a variety of fabrics, sizes and colours. Outerwear sports heavier woollen checks in darker tones while co-ords can be found in sharp, brighter, checkboard prints.

ROX Diamond Pendant 0.05cts 65795 | £225

ROX Diamond Earrings 0.20cts 35831 | £495

VICTORIA BECKHAM

ROX Diamond Ring 1.15cts 65698 | £8,400

CHRISTIAN MCLEOD

ROX Diamond Bar Bracelet 0.11cts 64129 | £350

ROX Diamond Pendant 0.14cts 63739 | £525

Gucci GG2570 Watch 65343 | £790

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AFTER DARK

JENNY PACKHAM

ZUHAIR MURAD

MARCHESA

Like sultry queens of the night, models draped in flowing gowns glided down the runways in a variety of chic evening wear, the use of deep sultry colours and metallic highlights were consistant throughout the catwalk.

Audemars Piguet Millenary Watch 63271 | £22,800

JIMMY CHOO

ROX Diamond Ring 0.99cts 60537 | £1,995

ROX Diamond Pendant 1.14cts 60546 | £2,695

ROX Honour Diamond Earrings 1.50cts 62475 | from £695

ROX Diamond Tennis Bracelet 4.00cts 58823| £5,995

SOPHIA WEBSTER

ROX Yellow Diamond Halo Ring 1.61cts 66080 | £11,950

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SEQUINED QUEEN PREEN BY THORNTON BREGAZZI

LESLEY HAMPTON

JENNY PACKHAM

Sequins reigned supreme with everyone from Dolce & Gabbana to Ashish working them into their collections. Whether you choose a little or a lot they are a staple for this party season.

Pair tailored trousers with a sequined jumper or indulge in all out glamour with a full length gown.

ROX Diamond Halo Pendant 0.63cts 57883 | £1,995

Ebel Beluga Lady Watch 50897 | £2,095

ROX Diamond Earrings 0.30cts 60542 | £750

JIMMY CHOO

ROX Diamond Earrings 0.52cts 65822 | £1,495

SAINT LAURENT

Bell & Ross Diamond Eagle Watch 66286 | £4,700

ROX Diamond Cocktail Ring 0.35cts 65030 | £1.295

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VELVET CRUSH

KRISTIAN JGENTI

TOPSHOP UNIQUE

LUISA BECCARIA

Is it just a little crush, or are we in love? Opulent jewelled tones and feminine pink velvets were used throughout clothing and accessories this season. No matter how big your crush, there is a level of velvet to suit all.

Hublot Classic Fusion Watch 65292 | £13,900

ROX Diamond Star Bracelet 0.06cts 65807 | £250

ROX Diamond Star Pendant 0.10cts 65811 | £295

SAINT LAURENT

BALENCIAGA

ROX Vintage Diamond Earrings 0.16cts 50073| £495

ROX Diamond Halo Ring 0.85cts 66139 | £3,295

Parmigiani Kalpa Piccola Watch 63106 | £6,900

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MOON PHASE

AMANDA WAKELEY

LES COPAINS

ANREALAGE

The moon cool and bright is rich with shades of grey. Granite, charcoal, slate, whatever the shade, it’s in season. Invest in classic overcoats and trouser suits for flawless power dressing, and relaxed fit knits for cold crisp days.

Gucci G-Timeless Watch 65355 | £525

ROX Diamond Earrings 0.10cts 65425 | £275

Shaun Leane Silver Quill Necklace 65840 | £200

GIVENCHY

Shaun Leane Silver Quill Bracelet 65838 | £125

GIANVITO ROSSI

Vivienne Westwood Orb Watch 65409 | £195

ROX Diamond Bar Ring 0.18cts 64186 | £695

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SLOWLY DISTILLED. SUBLIMELY BEAUTIFUL. AWARDED THE IWSC LONDON D R Y G I N T R O P H Y, S TA R O F BOMBAY IS SLOW-DIS T ILLED IN SINGLE BATCHES CRE AT ING A COMPLE X AND DEEPLY IN T ENSE FL AVOUR T HAT IS PERFEC T LY EXPRESSED IN SIMPLE, ELEGANT DRINKS.

E N J O Y R E S P O N S I B LY. S TAR OF BOMBAY AND I T S T R ADE DRESS ARE T R ADEMARKS.

FEATURE KENZO Tiger Emblem Sweatshirt £176

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MEET THE BUYER The role of Fashion Buyer has to be one of the most fabulous jobs within the fashion world. Nina Ghita sat down with Womenswear Buyer for the Flannels Group, Kerry Jacques, to find out more about her fascinating role in the fashion industry.

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After studying at university in a totally different field, I took a job at Cruise and realised just how much I loved fashion. I progressed from sale advisor to floor supervisor and was given the opportunity to attend some buying appointments. When the position came up for a ladies wear buyer within the company I jumped at the chance…That was 11 years

ago now and as the company has expanded in recent years, we now also handle the buying for our sister company, Flannels!

What trends are you loving just now?

I am loving all of the sports luxe that’s around, it’s great to be able to throw on a pair of trainers and still look cool! I am not really one for the gym but it's fab that I can still get away with this look now that it is trendy to wear on

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the streets too. My pick has to be the ‘Bells’ leopard print trainers from Jimmy Choo - no winter season is complete without a splash of animal print.

Are there any key transitional pieces that will carry us from autumn through winter?

There are lots of great knits about at the moment, perfect for throwing over your outfit

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So, how would you describe the Flannels / Cruise style?

Our ladies love to impress, whether it be in a little black dress from Dolce & Gabbana teamed with killer heels from Valentino or a fab fitting pair of jeans from J Brand with a branded sweat from Kenzo, they set out to look great!

is so strong, That’s why we need to know our customer and ensure we offer them exactly what they want.

BURBERRY LONDON Whorlton Coat £895

if the sun doesn’t decide to shine but as the months draw colder they are ideal for layering, and we all love to snuggle up in cozy jumpers and cardigans in the winter, don’t we? Gestuz, Vince and Theory are full of super soft knits in an array of designs and colours - we are spoilt for choice!

What do you find most challenging about your role as a Buyer?

Trends and looks are changing faster than ever so keeping up with this each season is such a tough task, we definitely need to keep our eye on the ball. Us women are hard to keep happy! Trends change at such a rapid speed that we always need to be that one step ahead of everyone else so that we can react to this.

Tell us about a typical day at work…

No day is ever the same, we might be catching an early morning flight to Milan or train to London for a day of appointments, or we could be heading for a day in the office catching up on orders. A day in the life of a buyer certainly keeps you on your toes! The ladies team attend over 200 appointments each season across clothing, accessories and footwear - there’s so much to see out there.

When we are not travelling our days are still just as busy as we are looking at reports and figures, getting in touch with brands and suppliers and speaking to staff in the stores to get their feedback on what is selling well.

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the sports luxe that’s around, it’s great to be able to throw on a pair of trainers and still look cool!”

What are your wardrobe staples for the AW16 season?

I think we should all invest in a great fitting coat, some super slim black trousers – they are a must as you can team them with just about everything and they look great for day or night – and a good solid pair of leather boots. It also wouldn’t be winter season without needing to invest in a new little black dress, an absolute must for the upcoming festive season due to its versatility! At Flannels and Cruise, we have so much choice, from the intricate lace detailed shift dress by Gucci to one of the fabulous choices from Three Floor.

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What’s the best style advice you’ve ever received?

Always invest in a good coat. So many people will see just your outwear as you are out

and about during the cold weather so a super stylish coat is an absolute must. No matter whether you are dressed up or you have thrown on your most casual look, as soon as you button up an amazing coat you feel great! Head to the likes of Moncler, Canada Goose and Michael Kors for your more casual takes and dress it up with a smart look from Gucci, Burberry London and Vivienne Westwood.

What trends do you see emerging for SS17?

Much to my delight, there are so many shades of pink about for next spring/summer from soft antique rose to daring bright fuchsias.

The season is going to be ultra-feminine with lots of lace and pretty detailing. We’ll all be pleased to know the sports luxe trend is going from strength to strength too, it’s not often we can be comfy in what we wear without having to compromise our fashion credentials!

Browse the Flannels Womenswear range at any Flannels Store around the UK.

How do you feel about the fashion industry today?

I think the industry is really tough, there’s so much competition around and the high street

JIMMY CHOO Bells Leopard Print Pony Trainers £450

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GIRLS ON FILM The dress, the jewels, all eyes on you.

Unlock Hollywood glamour.

PHOTOGRAPHY: MARK SEAGER STYLING: DOMINIC APENTENG MODEL: DANIELLE GREYLING

Diamond Earrings 4.05cts £9,950 (66436), Diamond Collar 18.75cts £45,000 (66363), Ruby & Diamond Bracelet 12.61cts £22,500 (66357), Brilliant Cut Diamond Ring 4.85ct £79,000 (60919), Diamond Cuff 5.30cts £9,995 (66355), Diamond Cocktail Ring 2.86cts £5,995 (64156), Yves Saint Laurent Dress £2,620

Diamond Earrings 4.05cts £9,950 (66436), Diamond Collar 18.75cts £45,000 (66363), Ruby & Diamond Bracelet 12.61cts £22,500 (66357), Brilliant Cut Diamond Ring 4.85ct £79,000 (60919), Diamond Cuff 5.30cts £9,995 (66355), Diamond Cocktail Ring 2.86cts £5,995 (64156), Hublot Big Bang Watch £11,200 (55607), Yves Saint Laurent Dress £2,620

Diamond Collar 18.20ct £39,500 (63278), Diamond Earrings 7.24ct £21,000 (57406), Diamond Bracelet 5.71ct £13,995 (60079), Diamond Cocktail Ring 2.86cts £5,995 (64156), Yellow Diamond Halo Ring 2.05cts £18,000 (66083), Hervé Léger Dress £2,150

RED CARPET ROYALTY

Strike a pose, and work the limelight with elegance and flair.

Diamond Collar 18.20ct £39,500 (63278), Diamond Earrings 7.24ct £21,000 (57406), Diamond Bracelet 5.71ct £13,995 (60079), Diamond Cocktail Ring 2.86cts £5,995 (64156), Yellow Diamond Halo Ring 2.05cts £18,000 (66083), Hervé Léger Dress £2,150

Diamond Bracelet 9.54cts £24,000 (66035), Diamond Drop Collar 15cts £50,000 (66354), Diamond Cocktail Ring 2.27cts £4,995 (63186), Adore Diamond Ring from £1,995 (61902), Adore Wedding Ring 0.55cts £3,995 (64041), Diamond Drop Earrings 2.10cts £6,295 (63202), Solace Jumpsuit £385

Diamond Bracelet 9.54cts £24,000 (66035), Diamond Drop Collar 15cts £50,000 (66354), Diamond Cocktail Ring 2.27cts £4,995 (63186), Adore Diamond Ring from £1,995 (61902), Adore Wedding Ring 0.55cts £3,995 (64041), Diamond Drop Earrings 2.10cts £6,295 (63202), Solace Jumpsuit £385

MIDNIGHT HOUR After nightfall, dark dolls smoulder with bedroom eyes.

Diamond Earrings 2.39cts £6,200 (66367), Diamond Ring 0.79cts £2,995 (64211), Diamond Trilogy Ring 1.34cts £4,995 (64116), Diamond Drop Collar 3.55cts £7,500 (66361), Diamond Line Bracelet 13.15cts £49,500 (66356), Gucci Jacket £1,180

Diamond Earrings 2.39cts £6,200 (66367), Diamond Ring 0.79cts £2,995 (64211), Diamond Trilogy Ring 1.34cts £4,995 (64116), Diamond Collar 3.55cts £7,500 (66361), Diamond Line Bracelet 13.15cts £49,500 (66356), Honour Diamond Earrings 1.50cts £8,995 (62475), Gucci Jacket £1,180, L’Agent by Agent Provocateur Corset £145

Diamond Line Bracelet 13.15cts £49,500 (66356), Diamond Ring 0.79cts £2,995 (64211), Diamond Trilogy Ring 1.33cts £4,995 (64116), Honour Diamond Earrings 1.50cts £8,995 (62475), Diamond Collar 9.24cts £23,000 (66359), Missoni Cardigan £1230, L’Agent by Agent Provocateur Corset £145

Diamond Line Bracelet 13.15cts £49,500 (66356), Diamond Ring 0.79cts £2,995 (64211), Diamond Trilogy Ring 1.33cts £4,995 (64116), Honour Diamond Earrings 1.50cts £8,995 (62475), Diamond Collar 9.24cts £23,000 (66359), Missoni Cardigan £1230, L’Agent by Agent Provocateur Corset £145

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THE JEWELLERY EDIT How do you find “The One”?

Rachael Taylor gives insight into key engagement ring styles, as well an in-depth look at transitional jewellery trends to adopt this winter.

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THE ONE There is an engagement ring for every personality, from unique fancy cuts to regal asscher cuts and striking yellow diamonds. Rachael Taylor talks diamonds to help you find 'the one' for you.

61902 | £12,500

ROSE GOLD With a soft colour that complements all skin tones, it is easy to see why wearable rose gold has become so popular. Its appealing pinkish hue is achieved by adding copper to the mix of metals blended with pure gold to make it strong enough for goldsmiths to work with. This modern classic is so much more than a passing fashion, and now forms a holy trinity of gold shades alongside white and yellow. And its blush tones contrast beautifully against fiery white diamonds. 66011 | £5,100

SURPRISES Your engagement ring is the only accessory you will never change with the seasons, which is why classic styles are so popular. Yet classic needn’t mean boring, and there are many ways to introduce a little twist. Seek out design flourishes like sharpened talon-style claws to hold the diamond in place, or a flash of diamond pavé secreted beneath the solitaire – that are subtle enough to last the distance, but remarkable enough to keep it interesting. 62182 | £11,500

HALO RINGS Fancy supersizing your diamond? Of course you do. A clever way to do this and stay on budget is to choose an engagement ring style that loops your central diamond with a tightly packed outline of smaller diamonds – a design known as a halo.

A flash from a distance will create the illusion of one large stone. Halos also work well to accentuate a contrasting stone, such as a sapphire or yellow diamond, as well as generally upping the sparkle power. 61930 | £3,700

63329 | £6,700

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ASSCHER CUTS Her sister’s royal ring inspired myriad brides-to-be, and now Pippa Middleton’s own engagement ring is the most talked about, and aspired to, sparkler of the year. Pippa’s ring has a large Asscher-cut diamond set within a diamondstudded Art Deco frame. For those wishing to emulate Pippa’s sophisticated look, try Vintage styles set with lustrous square-shaped Asscher-cut diamonds, which are prized for creating a hypnotic Hall of Mirrors-style optical illusion. 64211 | £2,995

63799 | £4,995

FANCY CUTS A round diamond might be what your mind evokes when you visualise an engagement ring, but there are plenty more diamond cuts to choose from, and each has its own benefit. Pear shapes, emerald cuts and marquise diamonds elongate the finger.

Oval diamonds carry all the sparkle of a round brilliant but stretch it over a larger surface area for a bigger look.

And hard-working princess and oval cuts use extra facets to hide inclusions whilst simultaneously delivering extra sparkle.

61786 | £9,995

YELLOW DIAMONDS Olivia Palermo, Kelly Clarkson and Iggy Azalea each broke with tradition by eschewing the traditional white diamond for an engagement ring set with a sunshine-yellow diamond. As well as being strikingly beautiful, these gems are incredibly rare. Less than 0.1% of all the diamonds unearthed from the worlds mines are yellow, which makes your intense yellow diamond even more special and rare. 66086 | £14,500

61797 | £5,895 61766 | £9,995

DELICATE SILHOUETTES For brides-to-be who have fallen for this year’s hip delicate diamond jewels, this could be The One. Engagement rings set solitaires atop demure, yet luxurious, strips of diamonds that dance across the finger, seemingly uninhibited by heavy metal settings. For true understated chic, opt for a subtle half-carat round diamond that almost blends in, or draw attention to the delicacy of the diamond band with a marquise that kicks out in opposite directions. 66231 | £6,495

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HOT RIGHT NOW The season's jewellery trends have got the fashion pack hooked with us following hotly in pursuit. Rachael Taylor highlights the key pieces that are too hot to miss this season.

THE BLING RING Fendi’s tinsel dress, Alexander McQueen’s floor-length sequin capes and even the king of the casual cut, J.W. Anderson, are changing lanes to indulge in an exploration of modern cocktail dressing which signals one thing – it’s time to play dress up this season.

Cocktail rings are jewellery shorthand for party and a bold flash of diamonds sparkling from your finger will cut through atmospheric lighting to electrify the night. Try vintage-inspired designs for old-school glamour, or celestial crossover styles for a modern look.

65253 | £1,795 , 65251 | £2,295

INSPIRED BY NATURE During Paris Couture Week, the city’s luxury hub Place Vendôme was transformed by Chanel into a glorious wheat field, celebrating the ever-regenerative beauty of nature. Most of the Week’s luxury jewellery drew inspiration from some element of nature, and on this season’s catwalks Dolce & Gabbana, Prada, Gucci and Dior all revelled in maximalist leafy brocades.

Join the garden party by wrapping yourself in the curvaceous leaves of the Tiki collection or play pick up sticks with linear Bamboo jewels. 65644 | £325

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INDUSTRIAL MOVEMENT Tools as jewels has been a trend that has brought an exciting industrial edge to fine jewellery. Cartier’s iconic Juste un Clou collection broke the mould on Bond Street by wrapping precious nails (the hammer and nail variety) round fingers and wrists, opening the door for a flood of gold and diamond nuts, bolts and screws. For a more abstract – and wearable – take on this trend, try the Synchro collection of rings and bangles with strips of geometric bars studded with diamonds. 63914 | £7,995, 64588 | £4,995

PERSONALISE ME Personalised jewellery is a key trend this season, but it will also lead you to jewels that you will cherish for a lifetime. An initial pendant studded with tiny brilliant diamonds is an investment piece you will rarely want to be parted from, and silver jewels engraved with names, dates or personal messages make perfect gifts.

And for a quick pick-me-up, clasp on a bracelet with a motivational message like ‘believe’, ‘hope’ or ‘faith’ scripted in gold. 64577 | £195, 63986 | £395

GALACTIC INFLUENCES As the departure of David Bowie rocketed Starman onto every radio wave on the planet and Star Wars fever gripped the masses, designers were busy charting collections that will take us to galaxies far, far away this season. To achieve the look with jewellery, silver is the perfect space-age material.

For bold accessorising that will take any outfit into the stratosphere, channel your inner Barbarella through the angular lines and futuristic folds of the DNA collection.

64701 | £225

CLUSTER DIAMONDS With so many trends – and, let’s face it there are too many to try - familiar designs are an appealing safe haven. Just as the fussy frills, elaborate ruffles and dark velvets of yore dominate AW16’s evening looks, jewels are making a nod to the traditional, with classic clusters and star settings suddenly looking fresh and contemporary. Slip on a pair of diamond cluster studs or diamond star pendant and feel yourself relax into the sparkling company of an old acquaintance.

63206 | £2,995, 63207 | £3,995

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THE JEWELLERY BOX Too much is never enough. Heirlooms, treasured gifts and keepsakes, our jewellery boxes are resplendent with jewels we cannot live without.

from left to right: Diamond Tennis Bracelet 8.00cts £14,895 (59979), Honour Diamond Pendant 1.00cts £7,995 (62449), Honour Diamond Earrings 1.50cts £8,995 (62403), Adore Diamond Ring 1.01cts from £1,995 (61902), Adore Diamond Wedding Ring 0.55cts £3,995 (64041), Vintage Diamond Bracelet 5.91cts £11,950 (55644), Diamond Cocktail Ring 2.27cts £4,995 (63186), Yellow Diamond Halo Ring 2.05cts £18,000 (66083), Diamond Collar 3.85cts £9,995 (63211), Sapphire Ring 3.29cts £7,995 (55655), Akoya Pearl Necklace £2,495 (62102)

left to right: Diamond Cocktail Ring 0.96cts £2,495 (65031), Diamond Tennis Bracelet 5.58cts £11,995 (64147), Diamond Collar 4.83cts £11,500 (64152), Diamond Earrings 1.36cts £4,995 (64253), Diamond Star Pendant 0.89cts £2,995 (63206), Diamond Star Pendant 1.28cts £3,995 (63207), Diamond Cocktail Ring 1.03cts £1,795 (65253), Diamond Drop Necklace 1.42cts £3,995 (65247), Diamond Earrings 1.65cts £2,995 (64118)

COSMIC LOVE An infinite blanket of stars decorate a clear night sky.

Each one glistening and still, ignites love and passion with their mesmerising beauty.

LAYERED LUXE Layer up and Layer Luxe with opulent fabrics and rich colours. Simple but expressive jewellery keeps the look chic and contemporary.

left to right: Diamond Square Pendant 0.05cts £225 (65795), Diamond Heart Pendant 0.08cts £320 (65818), Diamond Heart Pendant 0.05cts £225 (65797). Diamond Heart Bracelet 0.05cts £195 (65801), Diamond Heart Bracelet 0.07cts £250 (65804), Diamond Square Bracelet 0.05cts £195 (65798), Diamond Bar Pendant 0.15cts £525 (63737), Gold Bar Necklace £195 (64192), Moon and Stars Disc Pendant £195 (64444), Diamond Bar Bracelet 0.12cts £350 (64130), Love Bracelet £195 (64168), Diamond Infinity Bracelet 0.11cts £325 (64790), Diamond Circle Pendant 0.12cts £350 (65810), Diamond Star Necklace 0.05cts £325 (65785), Diamond Circle Bracelet 0.07cts £250 (65808), Diamond Star Bracelet 0.06cts £250 (65807), Diamond Circle Bracelet 0.05cts £195 (65802), Diamond Circle Pendant 0.10cts £320 (65816), Diamond Star Pendant 0.10cts £295 (65811), Diamond Circle Pendant 0.05cts £225 (65794), Diamond Cross Pendant 0.07cts £250 (65819), Diamond Hamsa Hand Necklace 0.05cts £350 (65781), Diamond Star Pendant 0.11cts £320 (65815), Diamond Line Pendant 0.15cts £495 (63402), Diamond Infinity Bracelet 0.11cts £325 (64804), Diamond Bar Bracelet 0.12cts £350 (64124), Diamond Flower Pendant 0.10cts £325 (61694), Diamond Love Bracelet 0.10cts £350 (57668), Believe Pendant £225 (64578), Diamond Bar Pendant 0.03cts £295 (63741), Diamond Infinity Pendant 0.11cts £350 (59054), Diamond Horseshoe Necklace 0.11cts £375 (57800)

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LUXURY WATCH EDIT Miniature versions of men's watches, moon phases and the return of yellow gold. It's an exciting time for ladies timepieces, as Laura McCreddie Doak explains what's haute in Horlogerie.

ROYAL OAK OFFSHORE

CLASSIC FUSION KING GOLD PAVE

KALPARISMA

Say the words “Royal Oak Offshore” to anyone with a passing interest in watches and the immediate impression it generates is one of a chunky, masculine sports watch – the very definition of brawny. That is why this female Offshore is so surprising, because it shouldn't work but does. The iconic tapisserie pattern has been made smaller, which softens the dial, while the diamonds also help feminise the Offshore’s lines. It still has that sporty feel associated with the original design; it’s just been given a woman’s touch.

65505 | £22,900

Once again Hublot proves that pave doesn’t always mean pretty. This fabulouslooking timepiece mixes diamonds – 114 of them to be precise – with a matt black dial to create something rather dramatic. It has also taken the bold approach of paring precious stones with a rubber strap. The result is a watch that manages to tread that line between day and night and classic and contemporary. The only thing you need to switch up to change its personality is your wardrobe.

65291 | £21,300

Wearing white used to be something only done between the months of June and August. In recent years, the fashion pack have been experimenting with this shade during the winter months, but, if you’re not entirely sure you can work white as the nights draw in, you can toe the trend’s water with this fabulous Kalparisma from Parmigiani. This timepiece isn’t all good looks and no substance. Parmigiani made the decision to equip this with the PF4000 movement, which is made in its Manufacture. Who says beauty and brains don’t mix?

64389 | £9,900

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SOLO 32 Bremont, with its adventurer ambassadors and flying connections, definitely billed itself as the brand of gentlemen, worn by the sorts of seriously nice chaps who really should have been around in the 1940s. However, with this latest addition to its collection, it could be about to allow women into this club. The iconic Solo design has been reduced to 32mm, given Roman numerals and a burgundy leather strap. It still has the hardened steel Bremont Trip-Tick case construction and is a COSC-certified chronometer; it’s just been dressed up in a prettier frock.

65315 | £2,895

CLASSIMA

GRG

SHINE

This gorgeous Classima is the LBD of watches. You look at it and think that there is no occasion where it wouldn’t be appropriate. The mother-of-pearl dial, with sunray inner circle and diamond indices is a masterclass in how to design something that is feminine but not patronising, while the steel bracelet fits the wrist perfectly. It is also an automatic, which is a pleasant surprise because that isn’t always a given with Baume & Mercier’s women’s watches. It’s simply a watch with which it’s hard to find fault.

64873 | £2,090

To borrow from Zoolander, Gucci is “so hot right now”. Everyone from Beyonce to the fashion set want to be seen in Alessandro Michele’s “geek chic via your Nan’s wardrobe” creations. Thankfully, his vision has also spread to the watches and jewellery. If you thought Gucci was all about the double Gs, then this will make you think again. From his latest collection, this bold Plexiglas piece shows that you really can bring some fashion nous to watches without a ridiculous price tag to accompany it.

65349 | £380

Versatility is a real watchword this year when it comes to timepieces. At the higher end of the horological landscape, Vacheron Constantin and Ralph Lauren have brought out watches with interchangeable straps, while Shore Projects has made its name doing just that. So it is no surprise that Raymond Weil’s Shine model comes with two straps. Sport the steel for the ideal daily wearer and then give it an “after dark” twist with black satin. Just having one strap option is so 2015…

65537 | £2,295

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GLITTERATI GLAMOUR Shimmering in sequins or glittering with diamonds, sparkle sets the heart on fire. Let diamond set bezels beguile you.

from left to right: Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Selfwinding Watch £39,200 (62977), Gucci Dive Mother of Pearl Watch £1,280 (65333), Hublot Classic Fusion King Gold Diamond Watch £17,900 (60612), Bell & Ross Diamond Eagle Strap Watch £4,700 (66286), Raymond Weil Shine Watch £2,295 (65537)

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PASSION & FRIENDSHIP This year marks the 20th anniversary of Michel Parmigiani and Pierre Landolt coming together to form the luxury watch empire that is Parmigiani Fleurier.

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ichel Parmigiani started his career in 1976 when he opened a restoration workshop, despite the quartz watch crisis which was in the process of ravaging the traditional watchmaking industry, and against everyone’s advice.

“When one has had the chance to work on as many wonders of the past as I have done”, he said, many years later, “it was simply impossible to believe that traditional watchmaking would die out”.

Michel Parmigiani developed a method of restoration that became his work ethic. His watchmaking skills were constantly improved by the lessons learnt from every piece he restored.

He began to make a name for himself amongst

watch museums and collectors who sought out his talents. In the 1980s, he was entrusted with the care of the Maurice Yves Sandoz collection.

It was in this capacity that he met Pierre Landolt, president of the Sandoz Family Foundation, whose admiration and confidence in him would sow the seeds for this incredible watchmaking adventure. In 1996, Michel Parmigiani acquired the production means and resources to create a brand that would bear his own name.

Parmigiani Fleurier turned its focus to creation, through a watchmaking centre able to manufacture and perfect all the components of a watch, without ever losing the link to its origins. The brand still has an active restoration workshop at its heart, enriching today's creations

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with inspiration and expertise taken from the horological wonders created by our fathers.

Over 20 years, Parmigiani Fleurier has developed a range of products which reflects the strength of its manufacture and the talent of its founder.

No less than 33 original movements have been unveiled since this day in 1996.

To celebrate 20 years of watch production, Parmigiani Fleurier presents an anniversary edition of the Kalpa Piccola and Kalpa Donna women’s collections, with their iconic tonneau shape.

This is an opportunity for the manufacture to unveil its new, all-gold quartz movement hidden inside a steel case – like a treasure chest that conceals its riches within.

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The dials of the Kalpa Piccola and Kalpa Donna Anniversaire are decorated with mother of pearl, a uniquely precious, feminine material.

This mother of pearl has been engraved to give a flinqué effect, whilst reflecting the hour divisions.

The pattern therefore becomes a form of index.

This subtle decoration is more reminiscent of a sheet of fabric than a dial – an invitation to slip away from the world of timekeeping and revel in elegant femininity.

A small diamond is harmoniously inserted into the dial’s surface using a closed setting.

Serving as a focal point, it creates a play of light that radiates across the mother of pearl, accentuating the impression of depth. The Parmigiani Fleurier logo appears at the bottom of the dial, harking back to the brand’s very first timepieces – a fitting reference for an anniversary piece.

The mother of pearl is available in four colours. A mandarin orange dial paired with a red leather strap; a luminous white dial with an off-white leather strap; a lilac dial whose reflections are set off by an enamel white leather strap; and finally, a Tahitian mother of pearl dial accompanied by an étoupe leather strap. A steel bracelet is also available with all of these colours, adding a dash of modernity to the piece. Each version comes as a limited edition of 96 pieces – a figure that refers to the year in which Parmigiani Fleurier was founded.

On the back of the piece, the rose gold movement reveals its refinement and exalts the beauty of the piece. The main plate, bridges and gears have been produced in the Parmigiani watchmaking centre, and decorated to the very highest standards characteristic of Haute Horlogerie.

A central bridge takes the shape of the iconic lug at the heart of Parmigiani Fleurier’s visual identity. This motif is also engraved across the other surfaces of the movement, creating a myriad of symbols that dance around three

“Michel Parmigiani developed a method of restoration that became his work ethic”

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rubies. Creating this decoration is a very delicate process, due to the difficulties inherent in working with gold, and owing to the extremely thin bridges, so designed to keep the piece as refined as possible.

The Kalpa Piccola Anniversaire and the Kalpa Donna Anniversaire are two sister collections that differ only in their dimensions yet converge in spirit: a highly feminine timepiece that bears the symbols of 20 years of expertise.

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Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Watch 62986 | £25,100 ROX Classic 6 Claw Diamond Ring 1.52cts 57546 | £11,500

Styling by Cruise Hublot Big Bang Watch 55617 | £8,600 ROX Yellow Diamond Ring 1.67cts 65692 | £9,950 ROX Diamond Eternity Ring 0.50cts 58123 | £1,995

Gucci Diamantissima Watch 65360 | £650 Adore Diamond Ring 0.76cts 62181 | £5,695 Adore Wedding Ring 0.55cts 64041 | £3,995

STYLE TIP:

Raymond Weil Noemia 60184 | £1,995 ROX Virtue Diamond Ring 1.00cts 65099 | £7,995 ROX Diamond Tennis Bracelet 4.00cts 58823 | £5,995

Keep wrist-wear minimal and let your watch take the spotlight.

DIAMOND DETAIL The finer details are what turn a look from nice, to wow! When those details are diamond, it is hard to resist. Choose a watch with diamonds for endless style.

Baume & Mercier Promesse Watch 61704 | £2,600

Ebel Wave Diamond Watch 66296 | £1,295

Tudor Glamour Watch 60230 | £2,540

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Vivienne Westwood Orb Watch 65410 | £325

ROX Akoya Pearl Necklace 62100 | £1,200 ROX Akoya Pearl Necklace 63417 | £1,995 ROX Diamond Ring 0.91cts 61904 | £2,495

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STYLE TIP: Layer and lengthen for a contemporary twist to classic designs.

ROX Diamond Collar 3.85cts 63211 | £9,995 ROX Classic Diamond Ring 1.00ctse 49677 | £6,995 ROX Honour Diamond Pendant 1.00cts 62449 | £7,995 ROX Honour Diamond Earrings 1.50cts 62475 | 8,995

ROX Honour Diamond Ring 1.00cts 60799 | £10,400 ROX Diamond Eternity Ring 0.50ct 45302 | £1,995

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THE CLASSICS Audrey, Jackie, Diana, ladies known for their eponymous classic style. Draping yourself in diamonds and pearls ensures a timeless elegant look.

ROX Honour Diamond Earrings 1.50cts 62403 | £8,995

ROX Diamond Pendant 1.06cts 63341 | £1,995

ROX Diamond Bangle 0.93cts 58815 | £1,995

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ROX Icon Diamond Ring 1.00cts 44465 | £6,995

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ROX Classic Moon Bangle 65917 | £50 ROX Classic Star Bangle 65924 | £50

STYLE TIP: ROX Tiki Leaf Cuff 65644 | £325 ROX Tiki Wrap Ring 65635 | £80

Choose cool silver pieces that will stand out against your winter warmers.

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ROX Bamboo Stacked Ring 64525 | £65 ROX Bamboo Torque Bangle 64646 | £145

ROX DNA Studded Cuff 64702 | £295 ROX DNA Pyramid Ring 64713 | £55

OFF THE CUFF Big and bold or slender and simplistic, cuffs are a scorching hot winter trend. Their open design makes them an appealing alternative to a classic bracelet.

Gucci Icon Blossom Bracelet 65554 | £1,780

ROX Classic Disc Bangle 65916 | £50

Shaun Leane Cherry Branch Bangle 65834 | £350

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ROX Bamboo Single Torque Bangle 64617 | £75

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ROASTED FIGS WITH ROSEMARY ON PAIN PERDU Michelin starred chef Martin Wishart shares an autumnal dessert recipe sure to get mouths watering. Follow the steps below to recreate this dish at home.

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resh figs are imported throughout most of the year. The best of the European crop come from Turkey and Greece and are at their most luscious in autumn. They should be dark purple on the outside and feel soft to the touch when you buy them.

Their skins should have a soft bloom, which needs to be wiped off with a damp piece of kitchen paper. When you cut them open the inside should be a vibrant deep red, almost a maroon shade.

This dessert works best when the figs have been quickly roasted in the oven with a little honey and then served with Pain Perdu, more commonly known as French toast.

The Pain Perdu is a good way of using up bread which is starting to go stale. The beaten eggs are sweetened with a little sugar; spices such as cinnamon can be added for more flavour and work very well with the roasted figs.

To finish, a generous spoonful of Greek yoghurt is the perfect match.

ROASTED FIGS WITH ROSEMARY ON PAIN PERDU Serves 6 6 ripe black fresh figs 2 sprigs of rosemary 50g unsalted butter 3 tbsp runny honey 6 x 2cm thick slices of brioche loaf 6 whole eggs 6 tbsp double cream 6 tbsp caster sugar Vegetable oil 90g flaked almonds Directions Cut the figs in half lengthways.

Melt the butter in a heavy pan and add the figs and rosemary.

Place the fig pan into the oven at 200˚C for 4-5 minutes.

Remove the fig pan from the oven, add the honey to the pan and cook on a gentle heat for 1 minute. Set the fig pan aside.

Put the eggs, cream and caster sugar into a

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bowl and whisk them well to dissolve the sugar.

Place one slice of brioche into the bowl and turn it over to allow it to soak up some of the mix.

Heat a little vegetable oil in a non-stick pan and cook the brioche on a gentle heat until lightly browned.

Turn the brioche over and cook until evenly coloured on the other side.

Repeat the process for the remaining brioche, keeping the cooked pieces warm in a low oven.

Cook the almonds on a tray in the oven until they turn a golden brown colour.

Place one piece of brioche on a plate and top with 4 halves of the figs and sprinkle some of the almonds on top.

Drizzle some of the honey over, around the figs and serve immediately.

Visit the Restaurant Martin Wishart in Leith, The Honours in Edinburgh and Glasgow and Martin Wishart at Cameron House.

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Enjoy stylish bedrooms in soft greens and creams and Scottish heritage finishing touches, dine and drink in the brand new destination restaurant and bar: Printing Press Bar & Kitchen or join us for a great cup of coffee at the new coffee shop: Burr & Co. 19-21 George Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2PB T: 0131 225 1251 | E: george.reservations@principal-hayley.com www.thegeorgehoteledinburgh.co.uk

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COCKTAIL CLUB What to drink when the temperature dips? Resident Mixologist Iain Silver has pulled together a cocktail menu of delicious winter warming treats to keep you feeling good on those cold nights. Ideal for christmas and New Year get together's!

JACK TODD 25ml Jack Daniels 10ml Xante Pear Brandy 12.5 lemon juice 12.5 honey Nutmeg, clove, gresh ginger, cinnamon stick, all spice Hot tap water Mix all ingredients together in a Latte glass, top with hot water. Garnish with clove studded orange on glass.

WINTER WALK 35ml Bombay Sapphire 15ml white port 25ml infused sugar syrup 50ml pressed apple juice Add all ingredients and ice, shake and strain into a glass over ice, garnish with cinnamon stick.

LOVE, HONOUR AND ADORE 25ml Grey Goose Vodka 15ml Kings Ginger Liqueur 2 drops peychaud bitters Laurent-Perrier Brut top Short shake vodka, ginger liqueur and bitters, double strain into champagne flute, top with Laurent-Perrier champagne, garnish with stem ginger.

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BEAUTY TRENDS The variety of beauty looks seen on the catwalk each season never fail to impress, but a few striking key trends always shine through. Here are our favourite looks from this season and how to make them work for you.

GLOSS OVER Thick, contoured make-up is a trend of the past as natural, healthy skin has taken over the catwalks this season.

To achieve this effect, use a very light weight foundation and dab Vaseline on to eyes, cheek bones and cupids bow. This look is understated yet striking as the glistening effect will appear to come from your own skin, not the enhancement of a make-up.

DARK BERRY LIPS Berry-like lips were featured all over the runway this season, but it was Diors’ strong, dark berry lip colours that stole the spotlight. This smouldering look can be achieved by layering on dark colour and adding gloss for a mirror finish.

GLITTER TEARS Glitter is making a statement this year, with designers such as Burberry and Saint Laurent artistically placing glitter in a pool of “tears” leading from the outer eye down to the cheek-bone.

This visual masterpiece is ideal for a statement make-up look that will turn heads.

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DIVING FOR SUCCESS Break-through diver, Grace Reid in partnership with Red Sky Management sits down with Nina Ghita to talk about her whirlwind year.

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t has been quite a year for Grace Reid – completing her first year of University, winning two medals at the European Championships and gaining selection for the Olympics where she made the Olympic Final!

We find out what it takes to be an Olympic athlete . . .

You are just 20-years old yet have been on the international diving scene for over 6 years, how did you get into diving?

I started swimming when I was really young and saw someone diving off the ten

metre platform one day after my swimming lesson and was mesmerised. I decided to give it a try and haven’t looked back since.

and showed me the ropes of a major games. I remember just being in awe for the 3 weeks I was there!

How did it feel to compete at the Commonwealth Games in Delhi, aged just 14?

It was very surreal and I think my young age meant a lot of the experience went straight over my head. I felt like the little sibling adopted by all the cooler, older kids. Because I was the only Scottish diver I was quite isolated but the Team Scotland athletes took me under their wing

Tell us about your Olympic experience! How did it differ from what you expected?

I don't think anything can ever prepare you for the Olympics. It's the greatest show on earth and from the moment I arrived in the village that was very evident. The scale of everything was triple what I imagined but once I settled in and was less star struck I felt very much at home. And

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nothing can ever prepare you for standing next to Usain Bolt whilst you queue for your grilled chicken. It was hands down the most amazing few weeks of my life and I replay all my favourite bits over and over again in my head.

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are crucial because when it's just sport it's too intense so it's all about getting a good balance.

For example I like to turn up to my training sessions all colour coordinated and in my nicest sports kit. I can then start the session looking, and importantly feeling the part.

Training must be pretty full-on to master those complex dives you do. Can you You moved out of home last year to give us a sample of your daily workout- move into Edinburgh University halls routine? of residence – how did you find that transition?

Training is very intense and takes up It was fairly easy, courage is not the surprisingly. I'm used most of my time. I have a lot of weights training, absence of fear but to travelling and being gymnastic work, lots away from home a of somersaulting and the resolve to not lot so that bit wasn't difficult. I loved living with conditioning to make us let fear dictate as strong and dynamic people my own age and as possible. The majority other athletes who had what we do similar sort of mentality's of our training is spent in the water repeating and sleep routines. certain skills over and over again which can be I still had the support network of mum and a bit repetitive but it has to be if we are striving dad for emergency washing services after a long trip away. I had the best of both for perfection. worlds being independent and supported.

Wow, that sounds full-on! What do you do No more home-cooking then! What’s your to relax?

Music is the biggest thing for me in terms favourite cheat meal?

I'm a sucker for anything sweet! Even if I'm of relaxation. Spending time with my family is always time well spent and is great when I want full I could always find room for ice cream. to switch off from diving. I love taking my dog Ollie on a walk, if I've had a busy week, a walk What is the best fitness tip you have ever along the beach with the wee fluff ball is very received?

Being told to always do one extra repetition therapeutic and fun. of an exercise or skill. If your rivals are doing 20 press ups then you have the edge by How easy is staying motivated as an doing 21! athlete?

It can be difficult at times especially after setbacks or when things aren't going as well as Do you have a specific skin routine, being you'd like them to. When we have moments of in and out of the water so often?

I have really sensitive skin so chlorine can success and fun we have to hold onto them as best we can because that's what we look to in be tricky. I cleanse my face every morning and the hard times. Having a support team around night and usually put cream on before I get in the you is crucial for motivation. If I have a day water so it acts as a barrier to stop me looking where I'm not particularly motivated I know my like a lobster from the chemical burn! team-mates, coaches and friends always help me get motivated. I'm usually pretty good at self- Are you a girlie girl? We’ve seen your motivation thankfully.

Instagram pictures, you look absolutely beautiful!

Are there any key diet or training tips I love getting out my sports gear and having that you adhere to? any excuse to get dressed up! Because it doesn't In terms of diet and training I was always happen very often I make the most of being a told to see my body as a formula one car. You girlie girl when I get the chance. can't put rubbish fuel into it or it won't give you the best performance. So we have to put the Do you wear a lot of jewellery? What are right things in the tank to train well and get the your key pieces? most out of each session. The best advice I've I’m a big jewellery fan to the point my dad been given is all the little things such as sleep and refuses to buy me any more! The most precious hydration can be the marginal gains that can put piece I own is a silver necklace with a diver charm you ahead of your competitors. It can be the which I won at my first international competition difference between 4th place and the bronze when I was 10 years old. I eat, sleep, dive and medal. party with it on.

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We hear you love shopping & fashion! Do you think it’s important to have an interest in non-diving related activities?

I'm a massive shopaholic which as a student is very dangerous! I think outside interests

What would be your go-to fitness brands to wear/ why?

I am a huge fan of Lululemon, the fit and quality is second to none and it's feminine but still athletic which is a hard balance to hit.

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There is an age old saying that ‘’Summer bodies are made in winter’, do you believe this is true?

It 100% is true. The key is to work hard in the winter months when no one is really looking then by bikini season you're ready to rock it. The winter months are where we push ourselves really hard and get the toughest bits of our training done as our competitions start up in January. So winter is a tough but worthwhile season whether you're a diver or not.

We hear you have been involved with Red Sky Management since you were just 9-years old. How important have they been on your journey?

Red Sky have known me so long I think of them as family. I remember when I was really young they took me to the Adidas store and got me loads of kit, which is probably where my "looking the part" ethos stemmed from. Now I'm older they help me with sponsorship but also have helped me interact with other elite athletes which has helped me so much because my sport can be very isolated so feeling I have all of team Red Sky behind me is such an asset.

What’s your favourite quote?

"Courage is not the absence of fear but the resolve to not let fear dictate what we do" Tell us, what’s next for Grace Reid?

Time to get back to the hard work. I start my second year of university soon and will be back to full training in no time. I'm aiming to qualify for the World Championships in Summer 2017.

There's also the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games in Spring 2017 and past that my eye is on Tokyo 2020. It's all very exciting but I'm more excited to get back to the hard work and doing what I love.

Grace is a Red Sky Management athlete.

For more information head to www.redskymanagement.co.uk

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BALLERINA BEAUTY The life of a Ballerina is one of beauty, elegance and talent. Scottish Ballet Soloist, Marge Hendrick gives us a peek into the mysterious and dramatic world of a ballet dancer.

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or Scottish Ballet Soloist Marge Hendrick, glamour is a way of life both on and off the stage. “My style is similar to ballet,” says Hendrick. “It needs to look effortlessly chic and refined.”

Citing the Hollywood actress Audrey Hepburn as her style icon, Hendrick favours classic glamour over throwaway fashion trends.

“Audrey Hepburn embodied femininity and elegance with such simplicity. Her looks were so

timeless, that she's still an inspiration.”

Despite her penchant for glamour, Hendrick’s hectic rehearsal schedule often leaves her craving comfort when she is off duty. “I like wearing casual clothes when I'm not rehearsing.

After being in tight outfits such as leotards, costumes, and tights all day, it's nice to put on a loose pair of jeans and a relaxed shirt or blouse afterwards.”

Wearing pointe shoes every day takes its

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toll on her feet too, meaning she doesn’t get to wear her beloved high heels as often as she would like. “I love heels, even though I'm already quite tall, but I can't wear them every day. My feet need a break after being compressed in point shoes for 6 hours a day!”

On-stage, Hendrick favours glamorous tutus featuring elaborate embroidery and beadwork, and lots of jewellery: “The best costume I have worn was the one for the “Arabian dance” in

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Scottish Ballet’s The Nutcracker. It is a tutu in shades of gold, orange and red with lots of jewels. I wore jewels around my neck, arms and wrists. I felt beautiful.”

Hendrick, who was born in Paris, first joined Scottish Ballet in 2012 and was promoted to Soloist earlier this summer. Hendrick claims her style hasn’t changed much since she moved to Glasgow, with her retaining her distinctive French charm. However, she admits she has been forced to add winter woollies and wellies to her wardrobe due to Scotland’s inclement weather.

Ballet has long been a way of life for Hendrick. She started ballet classes age 5 even though it didn’t occur to her then that ballet would one day become her career. As she grew up, she started to take ballet more seriously.

“When I turned 18, everything made sense,” reflects Hendrick. “And I realised how fulfilling being a dancer could be. I was not just a ballet student anymore; I was willing to go through everything that leads to a professional career, no matter how hard it was.”

Hendrick underwent intense training at the Conservatory National Supérieur of Paris and Junior Ballet classique CNSMDP and with Royal Ballet, before joining Scottish Ballet.

Her first lead role came in 2013 when she was cast as The Witch in Scottish Ballet’s Hansel & Gretel, choreographed by the Company’s CEO / Artistic Director Christopher Hampson.

“The first feature role I performed was the Witch in Hansel and Gretel and this is the one that has meant the most to me. A year after I joined Scottish Ballet, I had the opportunity to learn this role as a cover. One day in rehearsal, the lead dancer was ill and I had to jump in as the Witch for the first time. I got really nervous as I wanted to show that I was able to do it.”

Hendrick’s effort paid off as she was cast in the role of Witch and performed the role during Scottish Ballet’s Winter 2013 tour. She relishes

“the most beautiful thing about being a ballet dancer is to be on stage and deliver the best you can to the audience.” the chance to perform the role of The Witch again during Scottish Ballet’s upcoming Winter tour of Hansel & Gretel, which will be performed in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Newcastle in December, January and February.

“The Witch is a really nice role to perform as you have to get into two completely different characters,” says Hendrick. “In the first act,

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The Witch is the most glamorous and charming person so that she can lure the children away, but in the second act, she becomes this ugly and cruel old woman and reveals her real personality.”

Hendrick is grateful that she gets to live out her childhood dream of being a ballet dancer.

“The most beautiful thing about being a ballet dancer is to be on stage and deliver the best you can to the audience. It takes a whole journey to get to that point, along with choreographers, other dancers, ballet masters. I get so much pleasure out of my performances, what I do is so rewarding.”

Scottish Ballet will perform Hansel & Gretel

by Christopher Hampson at Festival Theatre, Edinburgh, Theatre Royal, Glasgow, His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen and Theatre Royal, Newcastle in December 2016, and January and February 2017. www.scottishballet.co.uk

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STYLISH INTERIORS Award-winning, Scottish-born Interior Designer, Amanda Rosa, gives us a glimpse into her creative mind and offers up some interior design tips.

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o Amanda, we’re sitting here in the new Dakota Deluxe Hotel and I have to say the interior is beautiful.

How did you come up with the concept and design?

First of all thank you, it’s lovely to hear.

The original Dakota’s are now ten years old so when the opportunity arose in the city centre of Glasgow, we knew it was time to move the design on. It was time to take Dakota to another level by creating Dakota Deluxe. The design is sophisticated, elegant and timeless but still the

spirit of Dakota... and fun! We have looked to create a hotel that doesn’t feel as if it has been designed, ‘design for design’s sake’, instead we prefer to create a feeling that it couldn’t have been any other way.

You have designed such contrasting venues. How do you get yourself into the right mindset for each project?

Each project is different, but the philosophy remains the same - style that lasts, not fashion that fades.

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Where does your inspiration come from?

Many sources: travel, fashion, art etc.

Sometimes it can be as obscure as a colour or piece of music. No two projects are the same.

Did you always know that you wanted to be an Interior Designer?

I headed off to Art College not knowing what I wanted to specialise in. I kind of fell into interior design as the application form to Art College had asked what you wanted to be in 4 years time, I had no idea, but to answer the question, for

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some reason, I put Interior Designer. When I arrived on the first day of college I was told that I had been enrolled into the Interior Design course, which I hadn't expected. If I wanted to change, it wouldn’t have been possible to revert back to Interior Design, so I decided to stay and give it a go! Let’s call it fate.

What is your own personal style, in your own home?

Our home is our sanctuary; it has an amazing feeling of calmness. It was built in the 1930’s, so hint of Art Deco with a modern twist.

It has soft neutral tones, with great lighting, art and sound.

What do you love most about your job?

I don’t always love my job! There are days when I find it can be totally exasperating.

However, on the flip side, when a project is finished, and everything is in place, it is very rewarding and worthwhile.

You are of course each project is different but married to famous hotelier, Ken the philosophy remains the McCulloch, and have designed same style that lasts not hotels together. Is it difficult to work so fashion that fades closely as a married couple?

Ken and I work very well together because ROX is all about Diamonds & Thrills... we are of “like minds” with very similar taste. We so we have to ask... how do you get your recently wanted to change a particular piece of thrills?

Visiting new places... and old favourites. furniture at home and unbeknown to each other, we had both been looking at the same piece. Fabulous art, driving interesting cars, listening to Sometimes it’s quite uncanny! We’ve been doing great music and walking my dog in the rain. it for a long time, so it works for us.

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We need to know... what is “in” right now for interior design styles?

I don’t really follow trends, I tend to work on what feels right for the client space. Trends come and go too quickly for me.

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You can see Amanda’s latest design project first hand at the new Dakota Deluxe Hotel in Glasgow.

And what would you say is a definite no-no for home interior?

Be careful when buying on impulse, invariably they don’t last.

Also, give a new home time and eventually it will tell you what it needs.

Don’t rush it!

You are clearly very stylish yourself. What is your favourite kind of jewellery?

My favourite jewellery is very simple, a great watch. I am currently wearing a Bremont Solo 37 (by brothers Giles and Nick English) with a simple diamond eternity band.

We have a passion for watches and are currently intrigued by Bremont, a relatively new company which appears to be going from strength to strength.

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R E STAURA N T AT B LYTHSWOOD SQUA R E Blythswood Square offers a dining concept inspired by local Scottish favourites, classic dishes with a twist and European flavours. The impressive restaurant, housed in the majestic former Royal Scottish Automobile Club ballroom offers a vibrant and chic backdrop to a seasonal menu.

T H E SA LON Overlooking the beautiful Blythswood Square gardens, The Salon is the perfect spot for Champagne, innovative cocktails, tasty bar bites and the most delicious afternoon tea.

For current menus, special offers and gift vouchers visit: www.blythswoodsquare.com Blythswood Square No.11 Blythswood Square, Glasgow, G2 4AD T: 0141 248 8888 | E: blythswood.reservations@principal-hayley.com

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WINTER TRAVEL Whether you’re looking for cities that never sleep, a cultural awakening or a shop-til-you-drop experience. We’ve handpicked the best luxury travel destinations this winter.

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Jungle Beach This luxury Sri Lankan beach resort has artfully incorporated existing trees and natural plant life into the hotel’s design, making you feel like you’re in a luxurious tree house. It is the perfect balance of an ecofriendly hideaway between the jungle and the beach.

Located close to Trincomalee, this ocean beach resort is one that offers a blend of luxury and exciting adventure activities, as well as sightseeing opportunities that provide a glimpse into an ancient civilization and a rich cultural heritage.

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Offering the best of land and sea

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For a truly unique experience we recommend the lagoon cabin room where you can still hear the lapping of the waves mixed with the songs of birds, the waterfall heightens the sense that you have escaped into a tropical jungle oasis.

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Buda-Bar Hotel The vibrant boutique hotel in Pest resides in one of the most iconic historical buildings in the city, Klotild Palace. Where Asian Fusion meets Hungarian excellence, the concept is to spread positive energy in unique surroundings. Enjoy your very own private sauna in a two storey Sauna Suite with mezzanine level above the beautiful boutique boudoir; after all it is the spa capital of Europe. Located in the heart of the city, you are metres from the fashionable shopping street of Váci Utca.

When it’s cold outside immerse yourself in spa heaven

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Head to the glass roofed Klotild Bar for late night cocktails with breathtaking views of Gellért Hill and the Buda Castle.

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Raymond Weil Shine Watch 65537 | £2,295

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Discover rich Scottish heritage at Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh – The Caledonian hotel. Set against the magnificent backdrop of Edinburgh Castle, this Victorian railway hotel offers a unique experience within Edinburgh city centre.

Indulge in the exquisite restaurants our hotel has to offer, including the awardwinning restaurants created by the Michelin-starred Galvin brothers, The Pompadour by Galvin and Galvin Brasserie de Luxe or relax in the sumptuous surroundings of UK’s only Guerlain Spa. WALDORF ASTORIA EDINBURGH - THE CALEDONIAN, PRINCESS STREET, EDINBURGH EH1 2AB, UK.

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City Club Hotel If Christmas shopping is your thing, then it's time to head stateside this winter. We love the 65-room City Club hotel, it has all the best aspects of club life: attentive personal service and a central location.

The cool DB bistro offers up the hottest cocktails in Manhattan whilst brilliant chef Daniel Boulud provides his much sought after French-American breakfast before you hit the shops.

Shop til you drop in the city that never sleeps

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After a hard days shopping head to The Wine Cellar for an amazing selection of ethereal wines of Burgundy, the structured Rhône, precise and mineral-driven Chablis, and hidden gems from Corsica and the South. It’s a little taste of France in the big apple.

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TREATS FOR HER Nothing brightens a winters day quite like a gift that sparkles. So treat yourself or a loved one this season with one of our top treats.

ROX Diamond Heart Necklace 0.10ct 65423 | £395

Lanvin Embellished Suede Waist Belt

Mondaine Evo Petite Watch 66056 | £165

ROX Classic Rose Pave Moon Bangle 65920 | £50

ROX Luxe Lime and Rhubarba Candle 62239 | £35

Michael Kors Brecken Watch 65677 | £259

ROX Bamboo Bangle 64647 | £95

Burberry Beauty Nail Polish - Coral Pink No.220

ROX Bamboo Gold Small Hoops 64839 | £175

ROX Classic Love Disc Bracelet 65513 | £50

Prada Galleria Textured-Leather Tote

Vivienne Westwood Queensgate Watch 65441 | £200

ROX Tiki Leaf Pendant 65647 | £120

Miu Miu Satin Jewellery Box

ROX Diamond Wing Earrings 0.05cts 65775 | £225

ROX Gold Moon and Stars Disc Pendant 64444 | £195

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Superlative service with a staff-to-guest ratio of nearly one-to-one All ocean-view suites – up to 95% with private veranda Butler service for all ships and all suites Complimentary Champagne, wines and spirits served throughout the ship In-suite bar stocked with your preferred beverage selections All onboard gratuities Gourmet menus inspired by Relais & Châteaux

For expert advice on your next Silversea cruise, contact our knowledgeable team on 0800 009 3134.

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GIFTS FOR HIM The things you think about buying tomorrow someone else will buy today! Spoil the men in your life with our top gift picks and get them before they’re gone!

Maharishi Bonsai Forest iPhone Case

TW Steel Maverick Watch 65584 | £359

ROX Luxe Burning Embers Candle 63430 | £35

Hugo Boss Classic 1 Watch 65791 | £159

Gc SportRacer Watch 64975 | £495

Gucci Man Aged Silver Feline Bracelet 65559 | £270

Saint Laurent Crocodile-Effect Leather Card Holder

Sekford Type 1A Watch 66127 | £795

ROX Classic Oval Lathed Cufflinks 63858 | £95

Mulberry Clipper Leather Holdall

SevenFriday M-Series Watch 65055 | £1,175

Balenciaga Arena High-Top Leather Trainers

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Gucci GG2570 Watch 65335 | £590

ROX Classic Cufflinks 63862 | £85

Mondaine Evo Watch 66087 | £159

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