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Sometimes, the plane journey can be the most enjoyable part of a holiday. Prolong the journey by staying in the Costa Verde 727 Fuselage Suite.
Style, culture and the good life. The latest stories from Gentleman’s Journal.
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Sometimes, the plane journey can be the most enjoyable part of a holiday. Prolong the journey by staying in the Costa Verde 727 Fuselage Suite.

The Landrover Defender has proved itself the all-terrain king time and time again. We take a look at this iconic vehicle.

Want your watch to be a little bit quirky? We select our three favourite unique watches, for the un-average gentleman.

The launch of a new Apple product has become an event as regular and momentous as Christmas. But will the iPhone 5S live up to the hype?

The big screen might be the ultimate trend-setter. Cinema has inspired fashion time and time again, from the big design houses to street style. We take a look at three iconic items.

When the Gentleman’s Journal feels in need of a little bit of TLC, it’s Paul Edmonds in Knightsbridge that we head to first, for top-knot hair cuts, manicures and even Indian head massages.

You’ll all agree, gentleman, that nothing beats a juicy sirloin steak on your plate. On the flip-side, nothing could be more of a culinary failure thank an under-cooked or over-cooked steak. There’s a slim-line between steak flop and steak finesse, which is why we bring you the steakstone.

If you’re looking for a touch of Belle Epoque grandeur in London this autumn, you need look no further than The Gilbert Scott.

In a world where it seems that there’s an app for everything, and most of them are utterly pointless, comes the tweetbot – a remarkably simple, ingenious way to manage your twitter account.

This week, Twenty Something London pick a Dalston jazz bar, a secret supper club and two shops with a difference.

The Parrot AR Drone 2.0 allows you to send a little gadget flying into the air on an incredible journey – which will be live-streamed back to your smart phone, tablet or android device. Good clean fun – and an innovative new way to give a girl your phone number.

Brunch at Thirty-Six, at Dukes St. James’s, is a brunch like no other. For one thing, it’s just been voted the best hotel in Britain. For another, the venison and black pudding hot dog is a dream on a plate.

Runner Runner is the latest film from Brad Furman, a young director making big waves in the movie industry.

Fox Brothers have been making beautiful cloth for centuries – but with the launch of their new website, they’re ready to step into the 21st Century. Hugo Dunn reports.

Theo Fennell’s bespoke cufflinks can incorporate pretty much anything that takes your fancy – from fishing to space travel, via racing (cars and horses) and deep sea diving. These are true heirloom pieces – beautifully crafted, eccentric and highly desirable.

The launch party for Jonathan Yeo’s portrait exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery saw more famous faces descend on the gallery than there are on its walls.

The iZZi orbit may look odd… but this nifty little gadget will turn your iPhone 5 into a pro-level camera as soon as you clip it on. With three lenses, and a durable shell, it’s our new essential piece of kit.

The Audi Nanuk Quatrro Concept isn’t due to go into production… ever. Which, obviously, makes it all the more desirable. We take a look and the best car we’ll never drive.
Style, culture and the good life. The latest stories from Gentleman’s Journal.
Page 620

Sometimes, the plane journey can be the most enjoyable part of a holiday. Prolong the journey by staying in the Costa Verde 727 Fuselage Suite.

The Landrover Defender has proved itself the all-terrain king time and time again. We take a look at this iconic vehicle.

Want your watch to be a little bit quirky? We select our three favourite unique watches, for the un-average gentleman.

The launch of a new Apple product has become an event as regular and momentous as Christmas. But will the iPhone 5S live up to the hype?

The big screen might be the ultimate trend-setter. Cinema has inspired fashion time and time again, from the big design houses to street style. We take a look at three iconic items.

When the Gentleman’s Journal feels in need of a little bit of TLC, it’s Paul Edmonds in Knightsbridge that we head to first, for top-knot hair cuts, manicures and even Indian head massages.

You’ll all agree, gentleman, that nothing beats a juicy sirloin steak on your plate. On the flip-side, nothing could be more of a culinary failure thank an under-cooked or over-cooked steak. There’s a slim-line between steak flop and steak finesse, which is why we bring you the steakstone.

If you’re looking for a touch of Belle Epoque grandeur in London this autumn, you need look no further than The Gilbert Scott.

In a world where it seems that there’s an app for everything, and most of them are utterly pointless, comes the tweetbot – a remarkably simple, ingenious way to manage your twitter account.

This week, Twenty Something London pick a Dalston jazz bar, a secret supper club and two shops with a difference.

The Parrot AR Drone 2.0 allows you to send a little gadget flying into the air on an incredible journey – which will be live-streamed back to your smart phone, tablet or android device. Good clean fun – and an innovative new way to give a girl your phone number.

Brunch at Thirty-Six, at Dukes St. James’s, is a brunch like no other. For one thing, it’s just been voted the best hotel in Britain. For another, the venison and black pudding hot dog is a dream on a plate.

Runner Runner is the latest film from Brad Furman, a young director making big waves in the movie industry.

Fox Brothers have been making beautiful cloth for centuries – but with the launch of their new website, they’re ready to step into the 21st Century. Hugo Dunn reports.

Theo Fennell’s bespoke cufflinks can incorporate pretty much anything that takes your fancy – from fishing to space travel, via racing (cars and horses) and deep sea diving. These are true heirloom pieces – beautifully crafted, eccentric and highly desirable.

The launch party for Jonathan Yeo’s portrait exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery saw more famous faces descend on the gallery than there are on its walls.

The iZZi orbit may look odd… but this nifty little gadget will turn your iPhone 5 into a pro-level camera as soon as you clip it on. With three lenses, and a durable shell, it’s our new essential piece of kit.

The Audi Nanuk Quatrro Concept isn’t due to go into production… ever. Which, obviously, makes it all the more desirable. We take a look and the best car we’ll never drive.