ROX PRESENTS... ROX MAGAZINE AW17 LAUNCH DINNER

10th October 2017

It was a night of diamonds and thrills at the ROX Magazine AW17 launch. We unveiled the latest editions of ROX Woman and ROX Man to press and social influencers at an intimate dinner in the Argyll Arcade Thrill Room last Wednesday.

Invited guests enjoyed a Laurent-Perrier Champagne reception before enjoying a delectable three course meal by Rusk & Rusk. Table wine was provided by Corney & Barrow while Little Botanica brought a little flower power to the evening with beautiful table settings. A selection of looks were brought to life as guests had the chance to check out a number of the pieces on our model Olivia and try on themselves.

Guest edited by author and stylist Lynne McCrossan ROX Woman’s The Frost Issue takes readers on a journey of the season’s coolest fashion, beauty and of course jewellery trends. Meanwhile ROX Man, guest edited by respected luxury watch journalist Alex Doak, dares to be dandy by putting a twist on 21st century twist on classic chap culture. Featuring the latest trends in haute horlogerie as well as an interview with watch legend Jean-Claude Biver and regular How to be a Modern Man feature it is the ultimate guide for our ROX men this season.

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