The Hermès Bond Street Maison fills the six Georgian houses that were Asprey for 160 years: a Victorian lift, a spiral stair, a botanical room painted by a Brighton illustrator, and what it took seventeen years to build.

Once a year, hundreds of Londoners swap Lycra for plus-fours and pedal vintage bicycles past the capital's grandest landmarks. I went to watch the tweed, the moustaches and the flower-filled bicycle baskets go by.

Her pink ballet pumps, the gingham dress from the Tears Dry On Their Own video, the blue sequins she wore at Glastonbury in 2008, and the Book of Jewish Food her brother gave her for a birthday. A Family Portrait at the Jewish Museum London, 2017, and why I went.