His TikTok sketches are viewed by millions, he’s played Edinburgh Festival and now he’s starring opposite Sean Bean in Robin Hood. Life is good for Henry Rowley
His TikTok sketches are viewed by millions, he’s played Edinburgh Festival and now he’s starring opposite Sean Bean in Robin Hood. Life is good for Henry Rowley
Jesse Burgess and Will Warr have turned Topjaw from a start-up to one of the most influential voices on the London food scene. We travel to Mc & Sons in Vauxhall to share spice bags and Guinness with the dynamic duo
Whether it’s Savile Row suits or James Bond’s boots, our highlights from the latest AW25 collections aren’t just about cut, they’re about character, too. From boardroom to weekend, city to country, let’s go for a drive…
Gianni Colarossi, Chief Product Officer at Hackett, discusses his journey from Florence’s bespoke tailoring houses to leading one of Britain’s most refined menswear brands – blending heritage craftsmanship with modern comfort and effortless style
A swimmer turned actress who writes poetry, performs stunts and fights off muggers, Genevieve Chenneour is quite the character. We spent an afternoon in Notting Hill with a true one-off
Celebrated musician, bestselling author and now acclaimed theatre actor: Jordan Stephens is smashing it. His next project? Taking the stage at the Young Vic in a new adaption of Entertaining Mr Sloane
Trends may come and go, but the perennial ‘heritage reissue’ remains de rigueur for many of the world’s most storied brands. Alan Seymour walks us through the finest timepieces that draw inspiration from the past
The Huracan’s successor has arrived: the Lamborghini Temerario blends hybrid tech, savage performance and a screaming 10,000rpm redline
Comedy legend Marlon Wayans is taking a trip to the dark side in upcoming horror movie Him. He sits down with Adam Davidson to discuss the sacrifices required to stay at the top of his game
From existential painting to dystopian sculpture, Varvara Roza’s new London gallery promises a powerful artistic journey
Square Mile’s annual Watches Issue returns for its 20th edition. We showcase horology’s finest: from Breguet’s CEO Gregory Kissling on shaping the future of a 250-year-old Maison to Geneva Watch Days’ standout releases, to our spotlight of the finest heritage timepieces on the market.
Gracing our cover is Jordan Stephens: from chart-topping success with Rizzle Kicks to bestselling books and hit podcasts, he’s never stopped evolving. Now, he’s conquering the stage with a fearless theatrical debut in Entertaining Mr Sloane.
In the Features section, we speak to icons and rising talents alike – including Marlon Wayans, Katherine Devlin, Nell Mescal and social sensations, TopJaw. Add in Aston Martin’s new Vantage and a journey through Ecuador and the Galápagos – and you have Issue 204: time well spent.
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