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Urbanism
A new design school in South Africa and trainers designed for the London Underground.
Hat’s off to you
London's 347-year-old Lock & Co Hatters has crowned everyone from Admiral Nelson to Churchill. Now the family-owned institution wants to top off your wardrobe too.
Back to my place
European fabric factories are suddenly luxury brands in themselves – all thanks to a reshoring trend that’s continuing to boom.
Stepping up
When booming shoe brand Veja needed a bigger HQ, it set out to make a space that was good for both the environment and its staff.
True romance
Valentino’s creative director, Pierpaolo Piccioli, is targeting hearts, not minds – and bringing the Italian luxury house into the future by drawing on its past.
What to wear
Once dismissed as lazy man's footwear, the versatile loafer is enjoying a renaissance among discerning dressers seeking refined convenience over complicated laces.
Fresh start
Prepare for spring with a new-look wardrobe that prioritises clean lines, crisp colours and a relaxed fit.
Ring the changes
Luxury shops can often resemble department stores. Cartier’s local approach is a jewel in its crown.
All in hand
The handmade principles that guide tailoring brand Lerici are reflected throughout its set-up.
Slow and steady
As outerwear brand 66°North steps onto the global stage, we find out what can it teach the world about Nordic-style sustainability and prioritising quality over novelty.
