The Spring Transitional Lookbook
The Glasses Maker
It was a long shot, but Jack Ransome Lupton was going to try anyway. Tucked away in his London workshop he began to assemble, from scratch, a pair of custom-made glasses in bright yellow acetate with small round frames. The plan was to surprise the artist David Hockney with them, someone whose choice of eyewear is as much a part of his identity as the thick Yorkshire accent and wardrobe full of pastel-hued cardigans.
In the Studio with Indiana Hoover
It feels like every inch of Indiana Hoover’s studio wall is covered in faces. Applied in thick lines, the jagged, distorted features applied to scores of canvases of different sizes—jutting chins, protruding brows and eyes with dense black pupils—make the small room feel crowded.
Product in Focus
The Revue: Lucia Bell-Epstein
