Adenrele Sonariwo now has Rele spread between three continents. With an exhibition space in Nigeria, Los Angeles and in London, it's safe to ascertain her remarkableness. And with one quick glance at the rotating exhibitions it's guaranteed. 

One of the oldest countryside retailers in the game, Holland & Holland has been selling the sort of tweed caps and coats that are left in the boot room for generations. More recently it’s been brought up to date (and possibly even into the city) with collections from the late model Stella Tennant and artist Hugo Guinness. A timeless British address with a keen eye for craftsmanship.

This new restaurant is on the site of Le Caprice, while nightclub empresario Richard Caring has created a new Le Caprice inside The Chancery Rosewood. This is relevant because the Arlington Street Le Caprice is legendary in the history of London restaurants, with regulars that included Princess Diana and Kate Moss. Luckily, Arlington still feels a lot like the old haunt because Jeremy King (who ran it in its heyday) is back in charge. The stiff white tablecloths and London’s best shepherd’s pie don’t hurt.

We'd expect nothing less from a restaurant at the glorious 1 Hotel. Serving some nostalgia-inducing, belly-warming delights Dovetale is the spot to go to for all the revamped and reimagined European classics. Egg & soldiers are served with a crunchy lime and coconut base, mango coulis and caramelised brioche and Knickerbocker Glory arrives on tableside cart.