Style, culture and the good life. The latest stories from Gentleman’s Journal.
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The classic navy blazer is a timeless wardrobe essential and a must have for every season. Wardrobe essentials are those items which never go out of fashion and therefore remain a staple part of a man’s style. The classic navy blazer is the perfect example of this, so if you are going to buy any blazer, make sure it’s a navy one.
Why do Apple spend all this time designing such a beautiful phone, only for us to whack whopping big cases on them. Now there is a solution from Truffol, the Hong Kong based company. They have developed a case that is as sleek and stylish as the phone it’s protecting.
For those of you accustomed to driving a Sea-Doo will know that whilst they’re one of the most enjoyable things afloat, they can also be quite hard to control, especially when it comes to stopping. This over the years has resulted in many middle-aged men trying to impress the young twenty something blond by driving fast onto the beach, or more commonly doing and accute fast turn along the jetty. The result is always more groin pain then dream holiday romance. Sea-Doo have now found a solution………
Vaara smells like nothing else out there at the moment – full of mysterious Eastern promise. It is a scent fit for a maharaja.
This recipe for the perfect fish pie comes from the brilliant Alan White, Executive Chef at GB1 at The Grand, Brighton.
Ah, Henley. What could be more quintessentially British?
This house is such stuff as dreams are made on. In the gorgeous, verdant Bahamas, Princess Isle is part glamourous lair, part Maharajah’s palace.
The British sun managed, for once, to get his hat on and rose bright and early on the morning of the British Polo Day Charity Cup, presented by Land Rover.
The launch of a new Aston Martin is always worth getting excited about. And this new soft-top Vanquish Volante number is no exception.
Not sure what to do after work today? Like beer? If the answer is yes to either of these questions, you need to get your sorry ass down to Guildhall Yard for the City of London Beerfest.
The Counselor is one of the most hotly anticipated films of the year, if not the decade. Bringing together a stellar cast, it is set to smash director Ridley Scott’s previous box office hit Gladiator out of the water.
Beatie Wolfe’s sound is so full-bodied, it’s practially 3D. Which is appropriate, given that she’s the first artist in the world to launch a 3D album.
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.
Style, culture and the good life. The latest stories from Gentleman’s Journal.
Page 628
The classic navy blazer is a timeless wardrobe essential and a must have for every season. Wardrobe essentials are those items which never go out of fashion and therefore remain a staple part of a man’s style. The classic navy blazer is the perfect example of this, so if you are going to buy any blazer, make sure it’s a navy one.
Why do Apple spend all this time designing such a beautiful phone, only for us to whack whopping big cases on them. Now there is a solution from Truffol, the Hong Kong based company. They have developed a case that is as sleek and stylish as the phone it’s protecting.
For those of you accustomed to driving a Sea-Doo will know that whilst they’re one of the most enjoyable things afloat, they can also be quite hard to control, especially when it comes to stopping. This over the years has resulted in many middle-aged men trying to impress the young twenty something blond by driving fast onto the beach, or more commonly doing and accute fast turn along the jetty. The result is always more groin pain then dream holiday romance. Sea-Doo have now found a solution………
Vaara smells like nothing else out there at the moment – full of mysterious Eastern promise. It is a scent fit for a maharaja.
This recipe for the perfect fish pie comes from the brilliant Alan White, Executive Chef at GB1 at The Grand, Brighton.
Ah, Henley. What could be more quintessentially British?
This house is such stuff as dreams are made on. In the gorgeous, verdant Bahamas, Princess Isle is part glamourous lair, part Maharajah’s palace.
The British sun managed, for once, to get his hat on and rose bright and early on the morning of the British Polo Day Charity Cup, presented by Land Rover.
The launch of a new Aston Martin is always worth getting excited about. And this new soft-top Vanquish Volante number is no exception.
Not sure what to do after work today? Like beer? If the answer is yes to either of these questions, you need to get your sorry ass down to Guildhall Yard for the City of London Beerfest.
The Counselor is one of the most hotly anticipated films of the year, if not the decade. Bringing together a stellar cast, it is set to smash director Ridley Scott’s previous box office hit Gladiator out of the water.
Beatie Wolfe’s sound is so full-bodied, it’s practially 3D. Which is appropriate, given that she’s the first artist in the world to launch a 3D album.
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.