Editor's Picks: Dr Sebagh serum, Crockett & Jones loafers, Breitling watch and MOSCOT sunglasses

Wedding footwear rarely needs to shout, and Crockett & Jones' Boston 2 proves that point with subtle confidence. Made from the finest black country calf grain leather on the brand's 376 last, this penny loafer's sculpted heel cup gives a closer fit, while the 'City' rubber sole keeps things practical from ceremony to dancefloor. Northampton-made and Goodyear welted, this pair will see years of wear, adding a little character to formal ensembles as they go.

Hot July nights call for the lightest thing in the drawer, and Derek Rose's cotton batiste boxers are built for exactly that - soft, smooth, and properly breathable. The aqua blue stripe blends crisp blue, green, and cream for a fresh take on a classic pattern, while a back panel eliminates the central rear seam for extra comfort. Sleep in them, then lounge in them come morning. They're a solid summer all-rounder.

Perfect skin on the go isn't usually part of the deal, but Dr Sebagh's travel-sized Signature Serum makes it all the more possible. Formulated with Juvinity to slow cellular ageing, and hyaluronic acid to keep things properly hydrated, it works with the skin's overnight restorative cycle to fight jet-lagged dullness and fatigue. Compact enough to glide through security without a second thought, it's the experienced traveller's secret weapon.

MOSCOT has been providing Big Apple residents (and residents the world over) with distinctive eyewear for over a century, and the DOLT SUN's chunky round silhouette proves the brand hasn't lost its knack for a statement frame. Handcrafted from Italian acetate with raised gold diamond rivets and a comfortable keyhole nose bridge, it's a hefty piece that still wears comfortably all day. The burgundy iteration is the newest addition to the brand's line-up, paired with hand-dipped cabernet custom tints for a deep, wine-dark finish and a versatile pair of specs.

An often overlooked on-screen pairing, Sean Connery’s Top Time ref. 2002 (the first Q-modified watch in Bond history) alongside the Aston Martin DB5 in Thunderball remains an unrivalled meeting of British speed and Swiss horological style. The brand’s latest tribute revives that moment in steel and platinum, with a deep black lacquered dial and wood-inlaid inner bezel echoing the DB5’s cabin. Limited to 315 pieces and glamorous yet sturdy, it’s finished with a hand-coloured gradient leather strap, powered by the in-house Breitling 01 movement and water-resistant to 100m.

A shirt rotation stuck on stripes and solids could do with a jolt of colour, and Paul Smith's Glitch Floral delivers exactly that. Cut from 100 per cent organic cotton, the kaleidoscopic print sits beneath a classic spread collar with pearlescent buttons and vented side seams for a proper drape. Primed to turn a simple outfit up to eleven and deliver trademark Paul Smith eccentricity with each wear.

A decade of distilling on one of Scotland's most remote islands has led to the Isle of Harris Distillery's new signature single malt, built to sit alongside The Hearach as the range's more relaxed, everyday dram. Lightly peated and matured across ex-bourbon and ex-Oloroso sherry casks, it delivers butterscotch, floral sweetness, and gentle spice without losing that distinctive island character.

There's a certain Bauhaus charm to NOMOS's smallest watch: noticeably clean lines and function-first design with nothing surplus to requirement. Each side measures 27.5mm, leaving just enough room beneath the dial for the hand-wound DUW 4001 calibre, good for a 53-hour power reserve. The white and grey silver-plated dial and tempered blue hands, heated to 290°C in the old watchmaking tradition, finish things with refined precision, completing this retro-inspired piece.

Bang & Olufsen has just named EGOT-winning musician John Legend as its new Global Brand Ambassador in a pairing that makes so much sense, we can't believe it didn't happen sooner. The Danish house's century of acoustic precision meets an artist whose career has been built on traditional styles, attention to detail, and emotional honesty, and it's a fitting backdrop for the Beoplay H100, the brand's flagship over-ear headphone. Optimised for Dolby Atmos with titanium drivers and next-level noise cancellation, John can be found rocking the Hourglass Sand iteration, while the Sunset Apricot colourway is our pick.

We love a linen trouser through the summer months, but some occasions call for a touch more refinement, and that's when we turn to Slowear. This ivory pair is constructed from a soft 97 per cent cotton, 3 per cent elastane blend that moves properly through a warm day, keeping the slim fit and minimal lines that define the brand's recognisable house style.

Now in its third year, Berry Bros. & Rudd's Odyssey series takes its name literally, with each edition comprising of single-cask spirits connected by mutual influence, forming an expansive journey from origin to destination. This year's 20-bottling collection (aptly named The Auld and the Bold) explores how Scotch tradition has travelled beyond Scotland's borders, pairing Speyside stalwarts like Glenlossie 1975 alongside a new wave of distillers abroad; India's Paul John, Australia's Lark, New Zealand's Thomson, plus three Caribbean rums and a 35-year-old Frapin cognac. A collection worthy of Odysseus himself.