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Alice Made This: Reflection
Accessories are a minefield for most and the saying ‘less is more’ often eludes the minds of many. Dressing up can cause us to dream of the extravagant and therefore excessive add ons – compromising our ‘look’ in the process and therefore running the risk over complicating the situation. With simplicity at the forefront of…
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Midleton Very Rare Pearl Edition
As a journalist, there are certain, shall we say anomalous privileges set upon me during my various press trips and travels. I use the word anomalous somewhat conservatively, as what I really mean is that these little snippets of outlandish luxury, not necessarily in keeping with my particular taste or bankroll, can be above and…
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Maison Kitsune Condorcet
Co-founders and Creative Directors Gildas Loaec and Masaya Kuroki of Maison Kitsune welcome another string to their bow in the form of a new world for all things Kitsune. Situated in 68 rue Condorcet in Paris the space will host both men’s and women’s collections as well as a Cafe Kitsune. The space itself follows…
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Turnbull & Asser Autumn Winter 2015
TURNBULL & ASSER AUTUMN WINTER 2015 Turnbull & Asser delve into a provocative world of espionage for Autumn Winter 2015 with a collection that boldly celebrates this movement and the iconic films which encapsulate it. From the obscure Dandy in Aspic to the iconic Ipcress File and Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, sharp eyed tailoring references…
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NIKE FREE 3.0
No other style of athletic shoe requires versatility like a training shoe. Athletes need a shoe that enables them to do it all: run, cut, jump and lift. The uppers support rapid lateral changes of direction, while the outsole is flexible and cushioned for comfort. Training shoes must also provide a low, stable platform to…
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A Tribute to Martell’s 300 year anniversary
A TRIBUTE TO MARTELL’S 300 YEAR ANNIVERSARY In celebration of the House’s Tricentenaire, Cellar Master Benoît Fil has crafted a unique version of the famed cognac Martell Cordon Bleu, originally created by Edouard Martell – the tenth descendant of the House’s founder – in 1912. The blend is rested in barrels crafted from a 300-year…
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Dunhill Spring Summer 2015 Campaign
Continuing the portrayal of the inimitable spirit of the British gentleman, SS15 sees the dunhill man ‘at home’ amongst friends. The series of six campaign images features The Hon. Louis Elliot, Andrew Cooper and Alex Blamire. Three young gentlemen, elegant, discerning, educated, each of whom individually represent part of the British establishment and distinct characteristics…
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Ferrari Fragrance: Vetiver Essence
Say what you will about the Ferrari’s history in the automotive industry, it’s fair to say that their forays into the fragrance industry have gone relatively unnoticed by the mainstream That said their latest fragrance collection has started to turn heads – and for the right reasons. Following on from Cedar Essence by Ferrari, Vetiver…
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Chivas 12 Made for Gentlemen by Bremont
You often see collaborations between two brands, but they are mostly superficial, skin-deep. Rarely does the union go beyond the cosmetic, especially when both parties are as well established and highly esteemed as the two Joshua presents here to you today and rarer still is the sentiment anything more than slight reshuffle in branding in…
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Dom Pérignon Vintage 2004 + Iris van Herpen
Continually committed to perfection, Dom Pérignon have unveiled the first Plénitude of their latest vintage in the form of the immaculate Dom Pérignon Vintage 2004 champagne; an offering enhanced by an avant-garde collaboration with the noted Dutch fashion designer, Iris van Herpen. For the Dom Pérignon Vintage 2004, van Herpen has created the exclusive Cocoonase…
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Competition: See Tom Odell perform at Inside Rolls-Royce exhibition
Following the hugely positive reaction to this year’s television documentary about the brand, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has decided to engage directly with fans new and old in a series of free live exhibitions called ‘Inside Rolls-Royce’ presented by Rolls-Royce Motor Cars. Opening on the 13th November the exhibition entitled ‘Inside Rolls-Royce,’ will be open for…
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The Glenlivet Winchester Collection: Vintage 1964
In the world of whiskey every now and then something ‘special’ emerges from the cellars – this was one of those times. Being present when The Glenlivet unveiled The Winchester Collection was pleasing in itself, but be introduced to the collection by Matser Distiller Alan Winchester himself was certainly a coup. “I can get cherry…
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Rémy Martin Futur Héritage
Remy Martin has always been the choice nectar of the refined. Setting the standard for cognac connoisseurs and creators alike since 1724, the French firm upholds traditions that are literally centuries old. They adhere to an aging process that few of their competitors can viably replicate. Their cognacs sit dormant for 10 to 37 years…
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Lacoste LS.12: A Limited (re) Edition
True sneaker lovers know authenticity when they see it. It is as if they almost have an inherent nature to the ‘true’ and ‘pure’ when it comes deciphering the latest offerings. What is new may not always be the best and therefore the story of the shoe is evem more vital – and in the…
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HEAD MONTE CARLO: An 80’s Revival
There are few objects of your childhood that when mentioned, receive mutual acknowledgement across a generation; the HEAD holdall was one of them. Most seen at the time were hand-me-downs, passed on from elder siblings or – for the privileged few – bought for specifically for purpose. But their position as a status symbol was…
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Nike Running: HO14 Winter Collection
Running isn’t a fair-weather sport. It’s an all-weather sport. Running is lacing up morning, noon or night, rain or shine. It’s sleet and slush and icy, slick surfaces. It’s conquering the cold. Slogging through fog. Being headstrong in a headwind. Running is getting out there, being one with the world no matter what the weather,…
