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Fashion

Inventory No. 5

Everything you need to keep your trainers box fresh and your coffee brewing brilliantly.

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Two Orlebar Brown swimming shorts in black and white displayed in a wooden box with cork backing.
Entrepreneurialism

Patrizio Cappelli

In 1995, Patrizio Cappelli left his family's chemist business to found his eponymous tie-making enterprise. A discerning clientele now flocks to his Naples atelier for his seven-fold, self-tipping neckwear.

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Patrizio Cappelli
Culture

Arts cool

Bard College in Upstate New York, with its stunning Frank Gehry-designed performing arts centre and star-studded visiting talent, is this summer’s hottest arts ticket in the US.

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Arts cool
Design

Cool Operator

A decade ago, Australian Shane Williams invented a cooling vest for football players. Today, his invention helps commandos in Iraq, burn victims, heart patients and even thoroughbred horses.

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The factory wall has newspaper cuttings of people who have benefited from Arctic Heat
Design

Salone Selectives

With record numbers attending Milan’s Salone Internazionale del Mobile, its reputation as the world's most important design fair was confirmed. Monocle reports on the key players, products and up-and-coming trends.

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  • 7 min read
RR01 sofa on the MDF Italia stand
Design

Observation

For many of us it’s a case of not being able to see the forest for the trees. For Italy it was not being able to spot the opportunity for the chairs.

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Observation
Design

Second to none

The world's top watchmakers gather in Basel annually to reveal their newest creations. Monocle was there to discover the leading trends and take the pulse of the luxury timepiece market.

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  • 9 min read
Second to none
Design

The Inn Crowd

Japan’s simple, pared-down ryokan are setting new standards in service and design. One remodelled inn by architect Kengo Kuma introduces a western audience to the pleasures of the traditional Japanese inn.

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  • 9 min read
The Inn Crowd

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