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Grooming – three essential products
We pick our essential grooming products for men – all classics that you’ll find yourself using again and again.
Style, culture and the good life. The latest stories from Gentleman’s Journal.
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We pick our essential grooming products for men – all classics that you’ll find yourself using again and again.

Our friends at Twenty Something London give us their top five picks of the capital’s best independent businesses. For their column debut they’ve picked underground drinking dens, secret bars in Soho, quirky cafés and more.

As the summer draws to a close (sorry chaps), one has to head a little further afield for a hit of sunlight. Crete is the perfect location for an autumn break. Tanya Rose picks her favourite hotel.

Hacienda de la Paz is a home beyond our wildest dreams – a sprawling California estate complete with two tennis courts and its own private hammam.

It looks like a spaceship and has one of the lowest fuel consumptions of all yachts… we introduce the Adastra, winner of most innovative design at this year’s World Superyacht awards.

Differentiate yourself from the man on the street by adding a shot of true blue to your workwear wardrobe. You won’t regret it.

Is it ever possible to actually work on an iPad, with the constant threat of Angry Birds distraction? Yes, if you have a Zagg Profolio + iPad keyboard…

Take your hats off gentlemen as we wave in the 458 Speciale. A revamped version of the 458 Italia, the Speciale’s refined V8 engine puts out 605HP – an increase of 35 on the regular version – and hits 0-62mph in 3 seconds flat.

When it comes to jeans, cut is crucial: it decides how well-fitting your pair of denim is going to be. Find your perfect fit with our 2-minute guide.

Harvey Nichols hosted a sole-ful soiree last night to celebrate Oliver Proudlock’s debut shoe collection in collaboration with Oliver Sweeney.

Ted Maberly visits Gentlemen’s Tonic in an attempt to overcome his fear of haircuts.

We’re The Millers is our perfect bank-holiday-Monday-evening film for when you’re feeling tired, hungover and in need of some cheerful escapism.

In the past few months Sony has been busy. Really busy! In fact they have been so incredibly and phenomenally busy that bees have been told by the European Commission of Bees and Busy-ness to stop dying, get a job and be more like Sony (probably).

In World War I, most airplanes did not have an enclosed cockpit, so pilots had to wear something that would keep them sufficiently warm. Thus the invention of the bomber jacket.

This Breitling watch started life on the wrist of an astronaut – but you don’t have to be in outer space to enjoy its sleek design and impeccable craft.

It’s a fresh and vibrant take on scallops. If you’re not familiar with Manx Queenies, then you should be. These are Queen Scallops which are fished around the Isle of Man – Manx Queenie is their local nickname.

This elegant two bedroom triplex apartment in the heart of Kensington has been totally remodelled to give a light and airy feel with polished cherry floors and bespoke joinery throughout.

Morag and Keats: A Play Noir is every bit as enjoyably silly as its subtitle would suggest. Full of witty one-liners, a ridiculous but suspenseful plot and some wonderful acting, it is one of the most exciting things at the Edinburgh fringe this summer.
Style, culture and the good life. The latest stories from Gentleman’s Journal.
Page 623

We pick our essential grooming products for men – all classics that you’ll find yourself using again and again.

Our friends at Twenty Something London give us their top five picks of the capital’s best independent businesses. For their column debut they’ve picked underground drinking dens, secret bars in Soho, quirky cafés and more.

As the summer draws to a close (sorry chaps), one has to head a little further afield for a hit of sunlight. Crete is the perfect location for an autumn break. Tanya Rose picks her favourite hotel.

Hacienda de la Paz is a home beyond our wildest dreams – a sprawling California estate complete with two tennis courts and its own private hammam.

It looks like a spaceship and has one of the lowest fuel consumptions of all yachts… we introduce the Adastra, winner of most innovative design at this year’s World Superyacht awards.

Differentiate yourself from the man on the street by adding a shot of true blue to your workwear wardrobe. You won’t regret it.

Is it ever possible to actually work on an iPad, with the constant threat of Angry Birds distraction? Yes, if you have a Zagg Profolio + iPad keyboard…

Take your hats off gentlemen as we wave in the 458 Speciale. A revamped version of the 458 Italia, the Speciale’s refined V8 engine puts out 605HP – an increase of 35 on the regular version – and hits 0-62mph in 3 seconds flat.

When it comes to jeans, cut is crucial: it decides how well-fitting your pair of denim is going to be. Find your perfect fit with our 2-minute guide.

Harvey Nichols hosted a sole-ful soiree last night to celebrate Oliver Proudlock’s debut shoe collection in collaboration with Oliver Sweeney.

Ted Maberly visits Gentlemen’s Tonic in an attempt to overcome his fear of haircuts.

We’re The Millers is our perfect bank-holiday-Monday-evening film for when you’re feeling tired, hungover and in need of some cheerful escapism.

In the past few months Sony has been busy. Really busy! In fact they have been so incredibly and phenomenally busy that bees have been told by the European Commission of Bees and Busy-ness to stop dying, get a job and be more like Sony (probably).

In World War I, most airplanes did not have an enclosed cockpit, so pilots had to wear something that would keep them sufficiently warm. Thus the invention of the bomber jacket.

This Breitling watch started life on the wrist of an astronaut – but you don’t have to be in outer space to enjoy its sleek design and impeccable craft.

It’s a fresh and vibrant take on scallops. If you’re not familiar with Manx Queenies, then you should be. These are Queen Scallops which are fished around the Isle of Man – Manx Queenie is their local nickname.

This elegant two bedroom triplex apartment in the heart of Kensington has been totally remodelled to give a light and airy feel with polished cherry floors and bespoke joinery throughout.

Morag and Keats: A Play Noir is every bit as enjoyably silly as its subtitle would suggest. Full of witty one-liners, a ridiculous but suspenseful plot and some wonderful acting, it is one of the most exciting things at the Edinburgh fringe this summer.