Best-dressed man, Style

Britain’s best-dressed man – The ones that got away

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The shortlist for this year’s best-dressed real man of Britain project has been drawn up, and the winner will be announced in next month’s issue, available early September. Though this year’s competition is nearly at an end, we wanted to pay tribute to some of the entrants who threw their two cents in a little too late. Gentlemen, we salute you.

Name Julian Shome

Age 41

Location London

Occupation Singer songwriter

How he describes his style “Cool and understated, taking cues from Steve McQueen, Miles Davis and Paul Weller where cut and fit come before ground-breaking fashion. Clothes that accentuate the real you and give people a glimpse into your personality. Clothes you wear but that dont wear you.”

Entertainment, Style

Introducing ’silent’ cinema

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Ok, so today might not seem the best time to be running a story on alfresco cinema, but we’re banking on better weather when The Deptford Project project plays host to three weeks of noise-free cinema from September 9th to 25th. (more…)

Best-dressed man

Britain’s best-dressed man – The ones that got away

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The shortlist for this year’s best-dressed real man of Britain project has been drawn up, and the winner will be announced in next month’s issue, available early September. Though this year’s competition is nearly at an end, we wanted to pay tribute to some of the entrants who threw their two cents in a little too late. Gentlemen, we salute you.

Name Terry Loring

Age 51

Location Berkshire

Occupation Accountant

How he describes his style “An eclectic mix of classic and contemporary styles with a twist.”

Best-dressed man

Britain’s best-dressed man – The ones that got away

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The shortlist for this year’s best-dressed real man of Britain project has been drawn up, and the winner will be announced in next month’s issue, available early September. Though this year’s competition is nearly at an end, we wanted to pay tribute to some of the entrants who threw their two cents in a little too late. Gentlemen, we salute you.

Name Jon Woodhouse

Age 38

Location Derby

Occupation Decorator

How he describes his style “I’m inspired by classic American styles generally (Brando, Newman, McQueen) although love to suit up when the occasion calls.”

Best-dressed man

Britain’s best-dressed man – The ones that got away

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The shortlist for this year’s best-dressed real man of Britain project has been drawn up, and the winner will be announced in next month’s issue, available early September. Though this year’s competition is nearly at an end, we wanted to pay tribute to some of the entrants who threw their two cents in a little too late. Gentlemen, we salute you.

Name Alex Loring

Age 21

Location Berkshire

Occupation Music producer

How he describes his style “Smart and skinny”

Best-dressed man, Style

Esquire’s best-dressed man – The winner

Darren Singh

You voted in your droves, the ballot boxes filled to the brim and we  spent the entire weekend sifting through the results. Now, after much deliberation and debate, Esquire’s best-dressed staffer has been chosen. And we can officially reveal that the winner of this year’s competition (by a country mile, we might add) is one Darren Singh, Esquire’s long-serving advertising director. (more…)

Style & Grooming

The making of Bleu de Chanel

French fashion house Chanel is known for producing some of the olfactory world’s most elegant fragrances. The latest offering from the century-old house “Bleu de Chanel” is an understated, masculine scent with notes of labdanum, nutmeg and ginger, created over a period of four years by Chanel’s “Master Nose” Jacques Polge, alongside British nose Christopher Sheldrake. (more…)

Best-dressed man

Britain’s best-dressed man – The ones that got away

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The shortlist for this year’s best-dressed real man of Britain project has been drawn up, and the winner will be announced in next month’s issue, available early September. Though this year’s competition is nearly at an end, we wanted to pay tribute to some of the entrants who threw their two cents in a little too late. Gentlemen, we salute you. (more…)