From Hermès to Hockney, Christie's is adapting to lockdown by offering priceless objects of art online for an unparalleled user experience 

Belgravia has all the thrills and frills you’d expect from its writer Julian Fellowes. And it’s a very welcome distraction 

Our editors have compiled their ultimate working-from-home playlist 

Just because flights are cancelled, it doesn’t mean escapism is, too

As we all prepare to self-isolate, Luxury London picks some of our favourite, era-defining films set in the capital

If you’re going to immerse yourself in any crowds this weekend, make sure it’s the one at the Phoenix Theatre

Having authored some of the most pivotal moving pictures ever created, screenwriter, sculptor and film director Steve McQueen is one of Britain’s most important and influential artists – a new exhibition at Tate Modern aims to capture the man behind the images

Following the success of Fortuna in Canary Wharf's Jubilee Park, artist Helaine Blumenfeld OBE returns to the financial hub for her largest solo exhibition to date

Confiscated in a Scotland Yard raid, John Lennon’s erotic drawings spent only a single day on display in London. Fifty years on, the explicit lithographs made by the Beatle at his creative and controversial peak are highly desirable collectors’ pieces 

Shackleton, Simpson's Wine Estate and Dai are among the brands selected for this year’s programme

Paddles at the ready for this online International Women’s Day auction

The life and work of the late Karl Lagerfeld will be celebrated in a series of photographs by British artist Simon Procter

A firm favourite of London's white-collar powerbrokers by day, Mount Street's George is welcoming a distinctly different collared companion through its doors

For when 'Netflix and chill' just won't do. London's most impressive cinemas, from silver screen stalwarts to intimate rooftop venues

From enduring Hollywood kisses to a less conventional take on love, here is the Luxury London edit of romantic moments on film