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Issue XLIV, October

Leaves turn crimson-gold and begin their earthbound flurry from branches on high: October has arrived. A preparation unfolds for crisp-cosy days and long-stretched evenings ahead. Welcome in the transition by immersing yourself in artistic delights, finest exhibitions and heart-warming cinema.

We’re dressing to-the-nines in:—

Margene, crafters of modern-fancy trousers, made to order and designed to be alterable, so best-feeling and best-looking come stitched together. Ready-to-wear pieces in softest silks, crispest cottons and warmest wools help complete the look. Miles of style, inspired by Indian and Savile Row tailoring.

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We’re supporting Asian performers at:—

RepresentAsian, a glittering gala night celebrating South Asian talent in full splendour. Gather for an evening of show-stopping performances with an esteemed cast, including soap icon Nina Wadia and West End stars Hiba Elchikhe and Zheng Xi Yong. Proceeds support scholarships for The Boury Academy – help young Asian performers achieve stage stardom.

Book promptly, the gala runs for one night only: Monday 9th November at London’s Lyric Theatre.

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We’re booking front-row seats for:—

The Cycle of Love, a spirit-rousing documentary about destiny, love and the romance of life itself. This transcendent film tells the continent-spanning true story of PK, a young man from Delhi who falls in love with a Swede and cycles thousands of miles in the hopes of reunion. Deeply moving, sure to enliven both hearts and minds.

Leaving cinemas soon – book with promptitude.

We’re revelling in the art of:—

Anish Kapoor, in an era-defining exhibition at the Hayward Gallery. Be awe-struck by expansive installations that thrill and inspire. Admire sculptures and paintings from an illustrious 50-year career, along with newer works. Make haste – this exhibition closes its doors on Sunday 18th October. Secure tickets swiftly to avoid disappointment.

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We’re embellishing homes with:—

Notice, creators of homewares designed to question the status quo and add pleasing panache to interiors. Adorn your surrounds with objects, trinkets and knick-knacks far from ordinary, hand-cast to ensure no two are precisely the same. Designed and made in India – international shipping is happily available.

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