Emelia Hartford doesn’t stay in one lane for long. The racer, builder and actor discusses carving out credibility in motorsport and Hollywood – and why car culture deserves its own platform
Emelia Hartford doesn’t stay in one lane for long. The racer, builder and actor discusses carving out credibility in motorsport and Hollywood – and why car culture deserves its own platform
As the scion of a British acting dynasty, Hero Fiennes Tiffin would be well within his rights to be confident, cocksure even. But the 28-year-old is more introspective than imperious – a bit like his emotional, incisive new twist on a young Sherlock Holmes
Japanese designers in London are creating serene homes rooted in natural materials, light and restraint – proving calm may be the ultimate luxury, says Janey Fry
From Dallas Cowboys cheerleader to Hollywood mainstay, Sarah Shahi traces the unlikely moments that shaped her career
The Perpetual Calendar is a serious contender at the heavyweight end of haute horology’s ‘complications’. Alan Seymour takes us through his favourites
Spring dressing is about lightness, not loss of substance. Our SS26 edit champions clothes and accessories that travel well, wear hard and feel right – whether your plans involve city streets, desert roads or salt air
What does it take to become one of the biggest DJs on the planet? Lost Frequencies shares his secrets and future plans.
IZZA in Marrakech has already been awarded a Michelin Key since opening last year. Discover a hotel with soul, personality and more art than the Louvre
From carbon-fibre craftsmanship to collaborative customisation, Urban Automotive reimagines luxury cars the right way
Leo Suter has graduated from a Norse king in Vikings: Valhalla to a suave detective in Lynley. Might a certain spy be next? He joins us for seafood and Guinness at Gilroy’s Loft
The March issue of Square Mile has landed. Our cover star Hero Fiennes Tiffin steps takes the lead in Guy Ritchie’s Young Sherlock, marking a decisive shift into heavyweight territory. With pedigree in the bloodline and millions watching his next move, he represents a new generation of leading men.
Music comes via Dermot Kennedy, the arena-filling songwriter balancing five billion streams with hard-won introspection. We travel into organised crime with historian Ryan Gingeras, whose sweeping Mafia study reframes a mythology that still shapes power and money.
There’s visual provocation from New York photographer Brianna Capozzi, whose stunning imagery of women is both electric and energising. Closer to home, strategist Ben Guerin confronts Britain’s pub crisis with a data-driven gut punch.
And for those who appreciate rarefied craftsmanship, Harry Winston delivers high jewellery with narrative depth.
Culture, power, style and substance – this is Square Mile at full tilt.
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