He was like, ‘You know, I’ve been in a really grubby film for the last three months—I really wanna wear suits on the carpet,’ ...

Commercial; London’s Savile Row Seeks Revamp With Cafes and Offices, but Tailors Aren’t Happy Landlord Pollen Estate wants to add a mixed-use complex to a London street long reserved for its ...

Decisions by Savile Row's primary landlord could dilute the iconic tailoring street's unique identity and threaten its survival , say some of the street's longtime operators.

There's no doubt that the average person has heard a thing or two about the Savile Row of London ... Some tourists visit the location simply because Savile Row is home to the Apple Corps office, ...

Plans for new office space and restaurants could ruin the ... Tailors along London's famous Savile Row are concerned proposed developments could mean the area "loses its sense of identity" and ...

The group staged the gig atop Apple Records’ London office at 3 Savile Row, 50 years ago today, with the intention of shooting the ending for what would become their Let It Be film. It was an ...

Savile Row is not a great place for outsiders, they're wary of what people might do. They are worried about people who don't necessarily understand the ecosystem and won't fit themselves to it.

23 Savile Row in London’s Mayfair comprises 14,640m² of commercial office space. Its six-storeys are home to financial, real estate and investment firms, with Hauser & Wirth gallery on either side of ...

Launched in 2018 by Nigerian designer Idris Balogun, Winnie New York draws inspiration from both the Big Apple’s urbanity and the polish of London’s Savile Row.Since its debut, the brand has ...

The practice has received planning permission to knock down the former police station at 27 Savile Row in London’s West End to make way for a building incorporating 6,000 m² office space, a restaurant ...

in Savile Row. Nothing tangible, you understand. But from time to time, people stop to peer with uncertainty, with incomprehension, even with vague horror through the plate glass window of No 37a.

Tailors along London's famous Savile Row are concerned proposed developments could mean the area "loses its sense of identity" and potentially put them out of business altogether. Some of the ...