Issue 34: June/July 2013


13 DESIGN 100 STYLE


The latest innovations in materials and technology from Dornbracht, Villeroy & Boch, Kingspace, Gharieni, Ultimate Library, Gloster, Nilo, Technogym, Sharon Marston, Dyson, Inviion, Lapicida, Fashionizer and Sommerhuber


108 STYLE FOCUS: BARR + WRAY The water and heat specialist’s Hong Kong director Derek Barton describes how its expertise enhanced the offering at the W Hotel Singapore’s AWAY Spa


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32 ON THE COVER: KATE MOSS We profi le the ultimate supermodel and fi nd out what partnering with the beauty icon means to the public image of global skin-fi nishing brand St. Tropez


56 A DECADE OF PRO-COLLAGEN MARINE CREAM BY ELEMIS To fi nd out what lies behind the enduring appeal of its hero product, we speak to the celebrated British spa brand’s founding directors


66 MENU


A sunkissed selection of the fi nest summer product and treatment launches from Vita Liberata, Natura Bissé, Aromatherapy Associates, Carita, ESPA, Clarins, Kerstin Florian, SpaRitual, Germaine de Capuccini, Yon-Ka, VOYA, Thalgo, Decléor, SOTHYS, Mii, Darphin Dermalogica, Elemis, Phytomer and Sodashi


79 EXPERT GUIDE TO NAIL SERVICES In our search for the very best manicure and pedicure products, we fi nd out what fi ve of the


top brands – Jessica, CND, SpaRitual, Leighton Denny Expert Nails and Orly – can offer your spa and its guests


EXPERTS 98 CATHERINE WHITTLE


The spa marketing consultant offers advice on how to use images, social media, third parties and a new benchmarking service to maximise your spa’s guest list


114 LAST WORD: ALDINA DUARTE RAMOS A new wave of thalassotherapy is on the horizon, according to the director of development and wellbeing activities for Sofi tel and Thalassa Sea and Spa


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