Luncheon, Issue 19

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Worldly and welcoming, Luncheon is a style and culture magazine that invites old and new friends of all generations and cultural experiences to share their views, life and work over lunch. From simple jam sandwiches in the park to home-cooked feasts, to hours spent in chic restaurants, the conversation and visual content is inspired by this midday treat created by a top-table of writers, photographers and artists.

In this issue:

COVERS:

• UGH for 2023 (Torsos) 42 by Amy Sillman, 2023-2024
• Richard E. Grant photographed by Tim Gutt, creative direction by Shona Heath and styling by Tati Cotliar, 2025
• Ensemble from ‘Dragons Unwinged at the Butcher’s Block’ (detail) by Paolo Carzana, 2025

SPRING-SUMMER 2025 TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Illustrations by Iris de Moüy

Service, Please, photographs by Felix Cooper and styling by Myles Mansfield-Calenti

Willem de Kooning photographed by Snowdon

Spaghetti Bolognese by Hugh Corcoran

Resistance: How Protest Shaped Britain and Photography Shaped Protest at Turner Contemporary, curated by Steve McQueen with Clarrie Wallis

The Story of Dr Barry by Molly Lawson, and a conversation with Carol Maginn

50 Minutes, a play by Deborah Levy

I want to be you, photographs by Tim Gutt, creative direction by Shona Heath and styling by Tati Cotliar, featuring Richard E. Grant and Clara Romero Collins

The work of Amy Sillman, and a conversation with Jordan Carter, photographs by Sara Messinger

Paolo Roversi and Sarah Moon in conversation

Patric McCoy in conversation with Reginald Moore

Paolo Carzana’s Trilogy of Hope, photographs by Douglas Irvine, creative direction by Paolo Carzana, headwear by Nasir Mazhar and styling by Patricia Villirillo

Double vie, photographs by Camille Vivier and styling by Léopold Duchemin

Puppetry: Scenes from a fictional play, photographs by William Waterworth, set design by Rory Mullen, styling by Rebecca Perlmutar and costume design by Edie Ashley

Nast Shirt, photographs by Dexter Navy and styling by A$AP Nast

Ensemble, photographs by Trinity Ellis and styling by Vincent Pons

Spill the tea, photographs by Zhong Lin

Nicholas Lander in conversation with Charlie Porter