This summer, discover the whereabouts of London's vibrant socialites, as revealed by our society columnist, Daisy Pasternak, on our website.
In the heart of London, a vibrant and dynamic social scene is taking shape, where decadence, fashion, and wellness intertwine to create an electrifying atmosphere. From iconic spots reminiscent of the nineties to new hotspots that are quickly becoming must-visits, London's social set is always on the move.
Rex Rooms, the latest addition to London's nightlife, has taken over the iconic space once occupied by 151. With its parties that hark back to the decadence of the nineties, Rex Rooms has already become a favourite among the bright young things of the city. Notable attendees include Lyla Elichaoff and Esme Bertelsen, following in the footsteps of their parents' generation.
For those seeking a more relaxed atmosphere during the day, Bluebird, a staple for Freddy Knatchbull and Jack Taylor, offers the perfect brunch spot. Across town, Phat Phuc, a Vietnamese noodle bar off the King's Road, is a favourite among the Primrose sisters.
Fashion is, of course, a significant part of London's social scene. Réalisation Par, a shop favoured by Kaia Gerber and Hailey Bieber, and Rixo, a popular choice among the social set, are go-to destinations for stylish outfits. Oversized Celine, Prada, or Fendi sunglasses are also popular among London's fashion-conscious youth.
Wellness plays a crucial role in London's social scene as well. Reformer Pilates, particularly at Heartcore in Notting Hill, is a favourite among the social set for sculpting abs of steel. Paola's Body Barre class in KXU Chelsea is known for its tough plié sessions, while Minna Lee's holistic facials are popular among the It-girls for providing an inimitable glow. Minna Lee's Chelsea salon is also where clients leave with acupressure ear seeds.
The newly opened Boundary on the King's Road is a hot spot for singalongs and parties without the pressure of going full-glam. For those seeking a more refined evening, Gallery, situated at the top of Kensington High Street, hosts international DJs and is popular among Spencer Morgan, Orlando Getty, and Rafi Mahmood.
In the realm of dining, Gold in Notting Hill serves modern European dishes and is frequented by Gwyneth Paltrow and Olympia Campbell. The Little Blue Door in Parson's Green is a place where Sloanes snog on velvet sofas and down shots, reminiscing about university days.
Among the notable figures gracing London's social scene is Astrid Joss, a woman of many interests. She can be found visiting the Saatchi Gallery and taking tennis lessons at the Hurlingham Club. Jenna Coleman, best known for her role in Victoria, is also a client of Minna Lee, a skincare specialist with a client list similar to a Met Gala seating plan.
Prince Harry's potential reunion with King Charles is a topic of much speculation, adding a touch of royal intrigue to London's social scene. As the city continues to evolve, one thing remains certain: London's social scene is a whirlwind of parties, fashion, and wellness, where the bright young things of the city come together to create unforgettable moments.
Our website girl, Emma, is a shining example of the bold, inspiring women who are shaping London's social scene. Her story, featured in the book *Her Story*, is a testament to the power of living boldly and pursuing one's dreams.
- Rex Rooms, the latest addition to London's nightlife, has taken over the iconic space once occupied by 151, becoming a favourite among the city's bright young things, with parties that hark back to the decadence of the nineties.
- Fashion is a significant part of London's social scene, with Reálisation Par and Rixo being go-to destinations for stylish outfits, while oversized Celine, Prada, or Fendi sunglasses are popular among the fashion-conscious youth.
- Wellness plays a crucial role in London's social scene, with Reformer Pilates at Heartcore in Notting Hill, Paola's Body Barre class in KXU Chelsea, and Minna Lee's holistic facials being favourites among the social set.
- In the realm of dining, Gold in Notting Hill serves modern European dishes and is frequented by Gwyneth Paltrow and Olympia Campbell, while The Little Blue Door in Parson's Green is a place where Sloanes snog on velvet sofas and down shots.
- Among the notable figures gracing London's social scene is Astrid Joss, who can be found visiting the Saatchi Gallery and taking tennis lessons at the Hurlingham Club.
- In the heart of London, a vibrant and dynamic social scene is taking shape, where decadence, fashion, and wellness intertwine to create an electrifying atmosphere.
- For those seeking a more relaxed atmosphere during the day, Bluebird offers the perfect brunch spot, while Phat Phuc, a Vietnamese noodle bar off the King's Road, is a favourite among the Primrose sisters.
- The newly opened Boundary on the King's Road is a hot spot for singalongs and parties without the pressure of going full-glam, while Gallery, situated at the top of Kensington High Street, hosts international DJs and is popular among Spencer Morgan, Orlando Getty, and Rafi Mahmood.
- From iconic spots reminiscent of the nineties to new hotspots that are quickly becoming must-visits, London's social set is always on the move.
- Our website girl, Emma, is a shining example of the bold, inspiring women who are shaping London's social scene, with her story, featured in the book Her Story, a testament to the power of living boldly and pursuing one's dreams.
