If the shearling coat is a sheep turned inside out, then the Teddy Jacket is just pure sheep. With the wool on the outside, this option from Zara won’t be as resistant to wet weather but, when the mercury drops…
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There has always been something about Ted (Ted Baker, that is) that keeps me coming back for more. Each season, Ray Kelvin’s eccentricities are funnelled through the ink of the designer’s pens and the end product is a collection worthy…
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The herald of the new Spring/Summer season means a fresh start in choosing clothes that both look and feel good. Sure, there are a lot of menswear collections out there that look the part and would be sure to get…
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I think it is finally fair to say that we have crossed the boundary of Winter and Summer. With the clocks giving us an extra hour or two of daylight each day and the mercury continuing to rise, there is…
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Knock knock. This shoot involved me hanging around a very impressive doorstep, on a very impressive chessboard floor, in order to get the look right. Location is 90% of the battle, after all. I’m not going to disclose the full…
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The humble camel coat. It is a staple of my wardrobe, yet I often find it is thrown on as an afterthought rather than as a “dress-to-impress” piece. This month, and with the promise of rising mercury on the horizon, I…
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Yes, yes, I counted every shade; but there are a few black and white details in there too. Now that it has been a full seven days since the end of the chaos that is London Fashion Week Men’s, I…
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As promised, here is the second part of my South African photo diary. For the last two days of our adventure, South African Tourism UK took us away from central Johannesburg and into the surrounding districts. We also changed hotels…
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It’s slightly overdue, but part one of my South African Fashion Week photo diary is here. Soweto and the surrounding area will come in part two, but the focus on the first few days of our trip was very much…
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