We are excited to welcome Sasha Slater, Head of Luxury at The Telegraph and Lydia Slater, Editor-in-Chief at Harper’s Bazaar UK to Regent's University London! Kicking off our first Distinguised Speaker Series of 24/25, these sisters will be joining us in conversation to talk about all things luxury. You won't want to miss it! Speakers' Bio Lydia Slater, Editor-in-Chief, Harper’s Bazaar Lydia Slater is the Editor-in-Chief of Harper’s Bazaar. Prior to taking over, Lydia was Deputy Editor of the title. During this time, she expanded the Bazaar at Work programme and launched the Bazaar Summit, an annual conference that champions the career woman, bringing together Bazaar’s high-net worth readership with women leaders from around the world, an initiative that has become a pillar of the brand. She sits on the advisory council of the Walpole, the official sector body for British luxury, leading the Women in Luxury programme, which aims to achieve gender parity in the C-suite by 2025, and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and a member of the Ginsburg Women's Health Board. Before joining Hearst, Lydia was the launch editor of The Week’s Fashion magazine, and of Something About magazine. She edited the Sunday Times Style magazine, was a columnist for the Sunday Times and for ES Magazine, and has written regularly for publications including The Times and Daily Telegraph. She lives in London and has two daughters and a rescue greyhound. Sasha Slater - Head of Luxury at The Telegraph.  She has been a journalist for almost 30 years, working for newspapers from The Telegraph to The Times via The Independent on Sunday, The Evening Standard, Daily Mail and more, as well as on glossy magazines including Harper's Bazaar and Cosmopolitan. Before venturing onto Fleet Street, she had a brief stint as a Russian art expert at Christie's auctioneers but rapidly saw the error of her ways. The endless quest for the best of the best in the worlds of couture, jewellery, horology and travel takes her round the globe - this year alone she's been to Japan, Los Angeles, Miami, and all across Europe with the likes of Louis Vuitton, Chanel and Dior. Her degree in French and Italian at Magdalen College, Oxford, comes in surprisingly handy on the road: she speaks fluent fashion. When she does touch base, she lives in Clerkenwell with her husband, two children, and two senile Siamese cats.

Information Source: Careers, Enterprise & Industry at Regent's | eventbrite

London

United Kingdom

Searching for information and tickets regarding In Conversation with Sasha Slater and Lydia Slater | Regent's University London, Tuke Hall taking place in London on Oct 9, 2024 (UTC+0)? Trip.com has you covered. Check the dates, itineraries, and other information about In Conversation with Sasha Slater and Lydia Slater | Regent's University London, Tuke Hall now! Trip.com has also prepared more similar exciting activities and discounted flight and hotel packages.

In Conversation with Sasha Slater and Lydia Slater | Regent's University London, Tuke Hall: Tickets, Dates & Itineraries | Trip.com

In Conversation with Sasha Slater and Lydia Slater | Regent's University London, Tuke Hall

In Conversation with Sasha Slater and Lydia Slater | Trip.com

null | Trip.com

Spread the word! Share your result with friends and discover their opinions!

The Ritz London

Luxury Hotels

Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane

The British Museum

Best Things to Do

Museums

Dannywu

On May 21, I took the elderly to visit the British Museum, and the tour guide service was warm and professional. If you visit the museum without a tour guide, it may be completed in half an hour. The main reason is that the historical geography has not been learned well. Under the tour guide&#39;s explanation, the three hours feel very fast. This is the second time I have decided to come to the British Museum for the tour guide service of Trip.com . I still feel that the meaning is still not enough. The first time I came, I also decided that the tour guide service of Trip.com was very good.

Westminster Abbey

Night view

205***29

🏰 Westminster Abbey, it&#39;s really shocking! 📍 It&#39;s located in central London, close to the Parliament Building and Big Ben. The church is a prominent representation of British Gothic architecture, towering spires, exquisite carvings and beautifully painted glass windows, each detail shows an unparalleled artistic charm. Walking into the church, as if through time and space, is the holy place of the crowning of the British royal family, witnessing countless important moments in history. It is also a resting place for many celebrities, and great figures such as Newton, Darwin, Dickens have slept here, making people respect their contributions. Walking around, you can feel the solemnity of religion and the deep historical and cultural heritage. The church&#39;s Henry VII chapel is exquisite, with a fan-shaped arched roof and densely carved decorations, like a fairy tale fairyland. Whether it is an architecture lover or a historical and cultural fan, Westminster Abbey is definitely worth a visit. I believe you will be deeply impressed by its charm like me. 💕 highly recommend it to everyone! 💕

The Peninsula London

Near Victoria Railway Station|Belgravia, London

Raffles London at the Owo

Near London Eye|Buckingham Palace, London

The Cadogan, A Belmond Hotel, London

Buckingham Palace

Historic buildings

Lola Coveñas

Buckingham Palace is a must-visit for history lovers, featuring stunning architecture and beautiful gardens. The official residence of the British monarch, it dates back to 1703 and serves as the venue for royal ceremonies and events. Visitors can enjoy a glimpse into royal life, with the Changing of the Guard being a popular attraction.

London Eye

Immediate access

Book now for today

Anonymous User

London Eye (The London Eye), full name British Airways London Eye, located on the banks of the Thames in London, UK, is the world&#39;s first and largest viewing Ferris wheel as of 2005, and is one of London&#39;s landmarks and famous tourist attractions.

Windsor Castle

Book now for tomorrow

The Queen&#39;s favorite palace is very luxurious inside, but you are not allowed to take photos, you can only take photos outside. When I entered, I took a photo but was stopped by the staff. Knowing the daily life of the royal family, Windsor Castle is generally very quiet.

Time:	Oct 9, 2024 (UTC+0) ENDED
Location:	Regent's University London, Tuke Hall

In Conversation with Sasha Slater and Lydia Slater | Regent's University London, Tuke Hall

Details

Vote

Are you interested in In Conversation with Sasha Slater and Lydia Slater?

Recommended Products for In Conversation with Sasha Slater and Lydia Slater | Regent's University London, Tuke Hall

The Ritz London

Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane

The British Museum

Westminster Abbey

ColumbusLondon

The Peninsula London

Raffles London at the Owo

The Cadogan, A Belmond Hotel, London

Buckingham Palace

London Eye

Windsor Castle

In Conversation with Sasha Slater and Lydia Slater | Regent's University London, Tuke Hall

Details

Vote

Are you interested in In Conversation with Sasha Slater and Lydia Slater?

Recommended Products for In Conversation with Sasha Slater and Lydia Slater | Regent's University London, Tuke Hall

The Ritz London

Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane

The British Museum

Westminster Abbey

ColumbusLondon

The Peninsula London

Raffles London at the Owo

The Cadogan, A Belmond Hotel, London

Buckingham Palace

London Eye

Windsor Castle

More contents about London