Style Council

Luca Faloni discusses Italian craftsmanship, timeless menswear and why good taste means buying fewer, better things

Mamnick founder Thom Barnett talks Sheffield steel, cycling, British craft and building a menswear brand outside the fashion cycle.

Harvey and Zack Moscot – generations four and five of an optical family – talk history, the place of London in their story, and visions for the future

As Boglioli continues its global revival, CEO Francesco Russo reflects on authenticity, garment-dyeing and the understated codes defining modern menswear

Luca Rubinacci reflects on style, longevity and why great tailoring begins with how the wearer feels, not how it looks

Timothy Everest MBE has dressed action heroes, rock stars and royalty. Now he’s bringing his own take to Grey Flannel – and reshaping Marylebone’s menswear scene. Janey Fry meets a great raconteur for coffee

Walker Slater built its reputation on heritage fabrics and contemporary cuts. Co-founder Paul Walker talks inspiration, evolution and why he’s still drawn to the old ways

Stenströms designer Peter Jüriado reflects on three decades of craft, creativity and Swedish shirtmaking excellence — and why timeless design still leads the way

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

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