01Jacket and handkerchief both by Bottega Veneta, jumper by Piombo, shirt by Richard James, shorts by Incotex, shoes by John Lobb, belt by Gieves & Hawkes
02Waistcoat by Post Overalls, shirt by Hackett, trousers by Aquascutum, shoes by Berluti, belt by Trussardi 1911, watch by Cartier
03Jacket by Burberry Prorsum, polo shirt by Brooks Brothers, shorts by Incotex, belt by Paul Smith
04Jacket by Canali, jumper by Hackett, shirt by APC, jeans by Dior Homme, shoes by Tod’s, glasses by Oliver Peoples
05Jacket by CP Company, jumper by Bamford & Sons, shirt by Loewe, trousers by Trussardi 1911, shoes by Hermès
Spring has sprung and it’s time to drag those knees out of hibernation and get friendly with this season’s shorts. If it’s a bit early to bare, might we suggest some lightweight cotton trousers, 1920s-inspired knits and blazers and a pair of moccasins for mooching?
Issue 8
September’s footwear fair in Milan drew a record 46,300 visitors. Yet while Italy exported 250 million pairs of shoes in 2006, output has fallen 30 per cent in the past five years in the face of competition from Asia’s…
Issue 46
The latest news and offerings from the fashion world.
Issue 23
It’s approaching graduation time in design schools around the globe. But are there going to be any jobs for the new talents – and, more controversially, do they deserve them? Monocle asks leading players, ‘Are we creating…
Issue 25
Urban beach clubs call for clothing that doesn’t sacrifice elegance in the pursuit of sun worship. Opt for neatly tailored swimming shorts that can equally be worn for a stroll round town once you’ve dried off – or just to…
Issue 38
The new preppy, a cycling jacket you'd be proud to be seen in, a menswear store in Hong Kong that's not in a mall, and Inventory magazine's shop.
Issue 56
The Swiss Guards have protected the Vatican since the 16th century and today employ a cutting-edge tailor to maintain their sharp look.
Issue 50
In the fresh morning chill of the UK’s southern counties lies a late-1960s hideaway by architect Rex Johnson. Monocle makes itself at home with a selection of winter clothing befitting a lost modern classic. *Fas…
Issue 41
Monocle heads to Fukuoka, the main city on Japan’s Kyushu island and famous for its food culture, for our spring menswear dress-up.
Issue 24
Tomorrowland's new Tokyo store, the Japanese womenswear label inspired by menswear, Lebanese designer Rabih Kayrouz's new ready-to-wear collection, and a Q&A with Monocle favourite Oliver Spencer.
Issue 41
For many, Paris remains the true home of fashion – and a clutch of well-timed, small-scale trade fairs are giving events like Italy’s Pitti Uomo a run for their money.
Issue 41
Ohori Park, home to the Fukuoka Art Museum, is the backdrop to our carefully curated show of spring womenswear.
Issue 63
Shinji Kitada’s trade show, Jumble, is an intimate affair – by expo standards – that favours small and medium-sized fashion labels but which has an impressively global roster to match its international ambitions.
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