Luncheon #20 - Autumn/Winter 2025

Luncheon #20 - Autumn Winter 2025

Table of Contents:

• My Grandad’s Shed, photographs by Rory Mullen featured throughout the issue
• The Yellow Bittern
• Two paintings by Reggie Burrows Hodges
• Danny Brown photographed by Rollo Jackson, styling by Willyum Beck
• Haunted Maquettes by Rory Mullen
• Motaz Malhees and Odessa Rae in conversation
• Soul, photographs by Ekua King
• Widdershins Halo, photographs by Tim Gutt, set and costume design by Shona Heath
• Central Saint Martins Fashion BA Class of 2025, photographs by Orien Cleis, styling by Zuza Kacperczyk and words by Laila Rose
• Rosy Martin in conversation with Linsey Young, photographs by Kuba Ryniewicz
• Jean Rhys, a conversation between Hilton Als and Peter Huhne
• Ayham Hassan in conversation with Sharon Rose
• Less is More, Comme des Garçons Autumn Winter 2025-26, photographs by Paolo Roversi, styling by Robbie Spencer and hair by Eugene Souleiman
• Lion Mountain, photographs by Ib Kamara
• Home, photographs by Jack Davison 
• Henry O. Head and Jesse Lenz in conversation with Reginald Moore
• Scraps, photographs by Annie Collinge, creative direction and styling by Rottingdean Bazaar
• Wall People, photographs by Elizaveta Porodina, set design by Gary Card and styling by Ellie Grace Cumming
• Celebrating 20 Years of Roksanda, photographs by Paul Kooiker, styling by George Krakowiak, featuring Erin O'Connor
• When we were 17, photographs by Siân Davey and styling by Nell Kalonji
• P-form, photographs by Jesse Glazzard and styling by Léopold Duchemin
• Nothing Unseen, photographs by Jebi Labembika and styling by Jeanie Annan-Lewin
• Herstory, photographs by Rafael Pavarotti and styling by George Krakowiak 
• Dream Story by Rachel Fleminger Hudson
• Fatberg Rising: a story of a leviathan that lurks in London’s sewage system. Idea, sets, and photographs by Rory Mullen 
• On the road with Michael Shannon, portraits by Christy Bush
• A Woman’s Place is in the Pub: Lee Miller, Elizabeth Taylor, and the battle for a pint by Donal Fallon
• The Middle of the Harvest by Hugh Corcoran

About Luncheon:

LUNCHEON is an independent cultural magazine mixing art, fashion and food. Free spirited in its content this biannual magazine offers readers a generous feast for the eyes and the mind. The essence of conversations over lunch is at its core and each issue is constructed as if a menu. Over the lunch table, the magazine brings together different generations who share opinions, stories and memories, offering us an insight into their unique cultural contributions.