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The Christina O super yacht – an object of desire
Bought by Aristotle Onassis in 1954, the Christina O yacht has more quirky details than you’d expect in a Gilkes and Stirling venue.
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Bought by Aristotle Onassis in 1954, the Christina O yacht has more quirky details than you’d expect in a Gilkes and Stirling venue.

This week’s cocktail is perfect for sipping on a warm summers’ evening. It comes from the Gilbert Scott Bar and was created by their talented Bar Manager, Dav Eames. A personal favourite of Marcus Wareing’s it combines fresh cucumber, elderflower and pear vodka to create a refreshing delight!

As anyone who saw their performance at Glastonbury this weekend will attest, the Rolling Stones have still got it. We review their performance. This Saturday night saw the Rolling Stones do something they had never done before. That’s saying quite a lot: with a combined age of 276 – and Keith Richards on guitar –

Naples has pizza. Florence has frescoes. Venice has gondoliers and Rome has ruins. And Milan, well, Milan has fashion. And nowhere is this better showcased than at men’s fashion week. This June, the biggest and punchiest names in all the retail world showcased their Spring / Summer 14 menswear collections. And if you thought pepperoni

This week sees many of London’s galleries participate in London Art Week, where the capital is suddenly alive with the smell of oil paint and the chatter of curators. We’ve picked the things not to miss. Jason Shulman at Flowers Gallery Marc Quinn has chosen the work of conceptual artist Jason Shulman to be shown

Two months before Sir Jimmy Goldsmith died at the age of 64, Vanity Fair described him as ‘a high-flying financial buccaneer, crusading politician and famously unconventional family man’. Seventeen years on, we get under the surface of this provocative figure whose actions still send a tremor through British politics, business and society today.

The best sort of history is the sort you can touch. So imagine what it would feel like to own a piece of history that you could actually wear. Bremont have the answer in the form of the Codebreaker

Masterpiece London returns for its fourth year running and it seems bigger and more successful than ever before. With some of the most renowned brands, art dealers, collectors and interior designers under one roof, it’s almost overwhelming. We have outlined what not to miss.

It’s that time of year again, festival season has officially begun with glastonbury kicking off today and an array of newer and trendier festival than ever before throughout the summer. It’s time to start thinking about your festival wardrobe.

There’s idyllic country living and then there’s Poxwell Manor. The word beautiful doesn’t do it justice. This Grade I listed Manor house is situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty and the house itself is surrounded by stunning formal gardens and if these aren’t enough, then there’s a further 10 acres to keep you

IWC, in partnership with Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula One Team, will be hosting a pop-up exhibition in Selfridges celebrating the launch of the 2013 IWC watch collection. Timely launched to coincide with the British Grand Prix this coming weekend, part of the pop-up will feature a wind tunnel installation with an F1 car simulator.

To some he was an inspiration, to others he was just another geek. However whatever your thoughts are on Steve Jobs, one thing is for for sure, he was a game changer who changed the way we live today. When we first heard about this film and the initial announcement that Ashton Kutcher was going

Mr Porter AW13 Last night MR PORTER announced its exclusive collections of top London designers Christopher Raeburn, J.W.Anderson and Agi & Sam at London Collection: Men with an impressive garden party at the In and Out Club. On entry, guests were presented with a fresh Gelato and the impressive food and drink in the garden

Day 2 of London Collections: Men was definitely a best of British affair, with the likes of Savile Row, Hackett, Richard James and Orlebar Brown all showing.The highlight however had to be Savile Row & St James’s show at Lords cricket ground.

Say what you will about The Great Gatsby, but one thing that has never been in doubt is Leonardo DiCaprio incredible performance. He is set to show us again why he’s truly one of the best actors in the world in Martin Scorsese’s “The Wolf of Wall Street”. How this man hasn’t got an Oscar

What better way to launch London Collections:Men and the Jimmy Choo Menswear collection than at No.5 Hertford Street, also known as the members club Loulou’s. Upon entering the party, you were handed a poker chip to get you started on the Roulette tables downstairs echoing the Mayfair playboy personality at the heart of the Jimmy

With London taking first slot on the men’s fashion calendar Cole Simmons discusses Jimmy Choo’s first London Collections: Men presentation. The Japanese attraction to all things bright and beautiful and why London is no longer all mouth and no trousers.

There might be some bikes that corner better, are faster, and ones which are more economical. However the thing is, few can match a Harley. More than 100 years ago Arther Davidson and William S Harley came up with the first layout of their motorcycle, today this design has become timeless. Little has change in
Style, culture and the good life. The latest stories from Gentleman’s Journal.
Page 629

Bought by Aristotle Onassis in 1954, the Christina O yacht has more quirky details than you’d expect in a Gilkes and Stirling venue.

This week’s cocktail is perfect for sipping on a warm summers’ evening. It comes from the Gilbert Scott Bar and was created by their talented Bar Manager, Dav Eames. A personal favourite of Marcus Wareing’s it combines fresh cucumber, elderflower and pear vodka to create a refreshing delight!

As anyone who saw their performance at Glastonbury this weekend will attest, the Rolling Stones have still got it. We review their performance. This Saturday night saw the Rolling Stones do something they had never done before. That’s saying quite a lot: with a combined age of 276 – and Keith Richards on guitar –

Naples has pizza. Florence has frescoes. Venice has gondoliers and Rome has ruins. And Milan, well, Milan has fashion. And nowhere is this better showcased than at men’s fashion week. This June, the biggest and punchiest names in all the retail world showcased their Spring / Summer 14 menswear collections. And if you thought pepperoni

This week sees many of London’s galleries participate in London Art Week, where the capital is suddenly alive with the smell of oil paint and the chatter of curators. We’ve picked the things not to miss. Jason Shulman at Flowers Gallery Marc Quinn has chosen the work of conceptual artist Jason Shulman to be shown

Two months before Sir Jimmy Goldsmith died at the age of 64, Vanity Fair described him as ‘a high-flying financial buccaneer, crusading politician and famously unconventional family man’. Seventeen years on, we get under the surface of this provocative figure whose actions still send a tremor through British politics, business and society today.

The best sort of history is the sort you can touch. So imagine what it would feel like to own a piece of history that you could actually wear. Bremont have the answer in the form of the Codebreaker

Masterpiece London returns for its fourth year running and it seems bigger and more successful than ever before. With some of the most renowned brands, art dealers, collectors and interior designers under one roof, it’s almost overwhelming. We have outlined what not to miss.

It’s that time of year again, festival season has officially begun with glastonbury kicking off today and an array of newer and trendier festival than ever before throughout the summer. It’s time to start thinking about your festival wardrobe.

There’s idyllic country living and then there’s Poxwell Manor. The word beautiful doesn’t do it justice. This Grade I listed Manor house is situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty and the house itself is surrounded by stunning formal gardens and if these aren’t enough, then there’s a further 10 acres to keep you

IWC, in partnership with Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula One Team, will be hosting a pop-up exhibition in Selfridges celebrating the launch of the 2013 IWC watch collection. Timely launched to coincide with the British Grand Prix this coming weekend, part of the pop-up will feature a wind tunnel installation with an F1 car simulator.

To some he was an inspiration, to others he was just another geek. However whatever your thoughts are on Steve Jobs, one thing is for for sure, he was a game changer who changed the way we live today. When we first heard about this film and the initial announcement that Ashton Kutcher was going

Mr Porter AW13 Last night MR PORTER announced its exclusive collections of top London designers Christopher Raeburn, J.W.Anderson and Agi & Sam at London Collection: Men with an impressive garden party at the In and Out Club. On entry, guests were presented with a fresh Gelato and the impressive food and drink in the garden

Day 2 of London Collections: Men was definitely a best of British affair, with the likes of Savile Row, Hackett, Richard James and Orlebar Brown all showing.The highlight however had to be Savile Row & St James’s show at Lords cricket ground.

Say what you will about The Great Gatsby, but one thing that has never been in doubt is Leonardo DiCaprio incredible performance. He is set to show us again why he’s truly one of the best actors in the world in Martin Scorsese’s “The Wolf of Wall Street”. How this man hasn’t got an Oscar

What better way to launch London Collections:Men and the Jimmy Choo Menswear collection than at No.5 Hertford Street, also known as the members club Loulou’s. Upon entering the party, you were handed a poker chip to get you started on the Roulette tables downstairs echoing the Mayfair playboy personality at the heart of the Jimmy

With London taking first slot on the men’s fashion calendar Cole Simmons discusses Jimmy Choo’s first London Collections: Men presentation. The Japanese attraction to all things bright and beautiful and why London is no longer all mouth and no trousers.

There might be some bikes that corner better, are faster, and ones which are more economical. However the thing is, few can match a Harley. More than 100 years ago Arther Davidson and William S Harley came up with the first layout of their motorcycle, today this design has become timeless. Little has change in