Monocle

Issue 127

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Monocle had to spend an age in front of the wardrobe making outfit decisions for this latest issue – after all, an autumn fashion special isn’t something you can just throw together at the last minute. We also find out who owns the weather, pull up a pew with Nicola Sturgeon and preview a season of cultural delights.

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Alpine: Body lotion

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Rejuvenate your skin using this rich body lotion that works with, rather than against, your body.

Hasami

Large mug set

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Monocle offers its latest collaboration with Hasami, a Japanese ceramicist from a town of the same name that prides itself on a highly specialised workforce. By dividing its employees between specific tasks of shaping, moulding, glazing and firing, it ensures a consistently exemplary standard of craftsmanship. In this set, the deep forest green of the cup and saucer manages to balance luxury and modesty with an effortless grace.

A Kind of Guise

Elbow patch merino sweater

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Merino Wool scarf with contrast border

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Wrap up warm this season with Monocle’s very own scarf, made using Cosi merino wool from New Zealand and Mongolia.

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The Monocle Travel Guide, Honolulu

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Honolulu – one of the most remote cities in the world – has lured the intrepid to its glorious sandy shores for centuries. But peel back the picture-postcard images of hula girls, tiki cups and floral garlands and you’ll find a dynamic urban centre nestled in one of the most beautiful landscapes on Earth.

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The Perfect Cruise Ship

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Monocle imagined the perfect cruise ship in the June 2014 issue; for further inspiration we have produced a limited run of 200 prints of the ‘Midori Empress of Sardinia’ in all its glory.

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Monocle Wallet notebook

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The Monocle Travel Guide, Athens

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Think of Athens and the first things that spring to mind are ancient ruins and camera-toting crowds. It’s true, the Acropolis is ever present and during summer the city thrums with schools of holidaymakers. But there’s much more to the Greek capital than temples and tourists.

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