The luxury sailboat market is returning to full health after a brief drop in 2012, with Superyacht News reporting 19 projected sailing superyacht
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Nike Commits to London Youth Sports Partnership
Nike have demonstrated its commitment to getting more young Londoners playing sport in the city by announcing a multi-year partnership
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Win 2 Frangipani Shirts
This week we’ve teamed up with London menswear label Frangipani to offer one lucky MenswearStyle reader 2 shirts of their choosing
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Ralph Lauren SS19 Collegiate Classics
For a brand, and designer, as universally ubiquitous as Ralph Lauren there really is no need for an
introduction. Starting his journey into
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Susannah Frankel: Virginie Viard’s Debut Marks a New Start for Chanel
The huge interior of Paris’ Grand Palais was transformed into a Belle Epoque train station for Virginie Viard’s Cruise 2020 collection for Chanel, her first as artistic director of fashion collections for that great French house. She took over from Karl Lagerfeld who died in February this…
Things to Buy And/Or Lust Over This Month
Flame-print leather trousers by Marine Serre
Satisfy your inner pyromaniac with these flame-print trousers from Marine Serre’s S/S19 collection. The eagle-eyed among you will recognise these pants from Serre’s latest campaign (see above) – photographed by longtime collaborator Tanguy Poujol close to where the designer grew up – appearing alongside a real-life bonfire (and <a…
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Six Ways to Wear Heavy Satin
Taking its name from its original trade route, the word satin stems from the city at the beginning of Silk Road, the Chinese port town of Quanzhou, which, in medieval Arabic, was called ‘Zayton’. As the sheeny fabric traversed the world it became a fixture in the wardrobes of the world’s upper echelons – the stuff of royal trousseaus, Marie Antoinette’s court, Hubert de Givenchy’s bow-fastened ball gowns and the…
