Rome is one of those cities where there’s an intimidating – if not outrightly aggressive – amount of things to see: there’s the Colosseum, Saint Peter’s Basilica, the Pantheon, the Forum, the Catacombs, the Spanish Steps, plus much else besides, and they’re all jostling for your attention.

In partnership with Bowers & Wilkins, Soho House catches up with the singer-songwriter about finding moments of positivity, and why she’s happy not to rush things.

Ditch the sweatpants, we’re going out-out.

Steeped in history, the city balances its heritage with an enthusiasm for the new and novel – whether it’s modern interpretations of local traditions or NFTs from one of Istanbul’s best chefs.

Where did the global pop star go when she was in the fashion capital this month? We’ll show you, along with other places to check out for eating, drinking and partying when you next visit our House in the neighbourhood of Pigalle.

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