From a Copenhagen basement to global department stores, Les Deux co-founder Andreas von der Heide shares the brand’s journey and design ethos
From a Copenhagen basement to global department stores, Les Deux co-founder Andreas von der Heide shares the brand’s journey and design ethos
Henry Poole is the oldest bespoke tailor in the world. But Simon Cundey, the seventh generation to run the company, is on a mission to modernise this historic institution. Josh Sims discovers more
Janey Fry speaks to legendary fashion designer Giles Deacon about his creative process and the Britishness of his design
With a renewed focus on effortless style, Pal Zileri CEO Leone Scordo is steering the Italian menswear brand into a bold new era – one that honours its tailoring heritage while embracing the relaxed elegance of modern menswear
Daniel W Fletcher on his new role at Royal Ascot, his time at Central Saint Martins, and being a tourist in his home city
Patricia Gucci was born in London before a jet-set life saw her working everywhere from the US to Asia. Given her background and experience, who better to create a luxury luggage company?
From City high flier to cufflink king, Robert Tateossian’s CV is anything but ordinary. As his eponymous company celebrates its 30th anniversary, Mr Tateossian tells Mark Hedley about his journey so far
Alexandra Wood is known as one of Savile Row’s first female tailors. She’s also come on board as our new style shrink
Massimo Ferragamo – youngest scion of the Salvatore Ferragamo dynasty – has gone from fashion mogul to resort pioneer. Ben Winstanley heads to Tuscany to meet one of Italy’s most stylish sons...
Kenzo Takada isn’t just a fashion designer – he’s a revolutionary in the industry, paving the way for Japanese designers in the west and leading the high-fashion-meets-high-street charge, says Josh Sims
Menswear designer Oliver Spencer discusses the demise of the suit, post-Brexit opportunities, and how a market stall trader became the toast of the London menswear catwalk
Patrick Grant is creative director of a Savile Row tailor, and fashion brand E Tautz. He talks to us about Cartier watches, Great British Sewing Bee and the future of British fashion.
Back when distressed denim was unheard of, fashion guru Renzo Rosso began ripping jeans to shreds, and he never looked back