From his Campbell’s soup cans to his fluorescent Marilyns, Andy Warhol is a defining modern artist. Mayfair’s Halycon Gallery has just extended its Andy Warhol: Beyond The Brand exhibition, and it’s worth getting down there while you still can. There are rare works from throughout his career, alongside works from contemporaries including Basquiat and Keith Haring.

148 New Bond Street, Mayfair, W1S 2TR; until 7th April



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Savile Row stalwart Richard James has dressed celebs from Prince William to Stormzy. For the rest of us, he’s opened a flagship store on Clifford Street, just around the corner from menswear’s most famous street. The two-floor, £2m ‘House of Richard James’ is the place to go for bespoke and made-to-measure pieces – it showcases the designer’s daring signature style, and heralds a brighter future for the traditional suit. 

19 Clifford Street, Mayfair, W1S 3RH 

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Just off High Street Ken, Studio Fix comprises three studios showcasing six distinct class concepts. There’s the Lagree Megaformer – an LA favourite making its London debut – and Paola’s Body Barre, among more familiar HIIT, yoga and boxing options. There are also specially adapted classes for wheelchair users. Pay-as-you-go pricing starts from £25 per class, with class packs from £120, and membership packages from £220.



24a Old Court Place, Kensington, W8 4PD



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Hamiltons is one of the capital’s top galleries for contemporary photography, previously showing works by the likes of Mario Testino and Richard Avedon. This week brings a showcase for British photographer Nick Waplington, featuring image variations and fresh works from his classic Living Room series, which depicts life in his hometown of Nottingham in the 90s.

13 Carlos Place, Mayfair, W1K 2EU



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