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GROOMING – 5 Things A Gentleman Should Do at the Barbers
  • Grooming

GROOMING – 5 Things A Gentleman Should Do at the Barbers

Getting your hair cut at the barbers can be a tricky affair and at times, it’s you may think it’s best to just sit there in silence. If you do want to make small talk though, which lets face it, you may as well, then there are some strict rules you should abide by. Lets not forget that those skilled barbers have been on their feet all day cutting hair, so you’re nothing special. They can be moody creatures at times and, as they’re tasked with making you look fresh, it may be a good idea to keep them on side. You don’t have to go out of your way to become best mates, but some simple etiquette would likely come in handy. Take a look at our 10 things you shouldn’t do at the barbers, and you’ll be on the right path.

Aquascutum – British Heritage at Its Best
  • Style

Aquascutum – British Heritage at Its Best

As one of the most recognisable British clothing brands, Aquascutum is renowned for their supreme quality and expert craftsmanship. Founded in 1851, they have been producing timeless clothing for over 150 years and continue to be the chosen brand of those who seek unprecedented design and finish. No corners are cut in the construction of an Aquascutum garment and as such the brand has gathered plenty of praise over the years, establishing a reputation as masters of tailoring and outerwear.

What to wear to Wimbledon
  • Style

What to wear to Wimbledon

Every summer the world’s finest tennis players descend upon London, for what are universally recognised to be two of the world’s greatest and most prestigious tennis tournaments; Queens and the Wimbledon Championships. The history behind both events is unparalleled and it is this prestige and tradition that make them unmissable not only for the British public, but the entire sporting universe. That said, while Queens is a great event in its own right, Wimbledon is undoubtedly the main highlight. It is a quintessentially British affair, and strawberries, cream, picnics and boater hats are just as much of a mainstay as the tennis itself. Given the time-honoured tradition behind both Wimbledon and Queens, they lend well to those wanting to make an effort with their attire, so if you want to look well-turned out be sure to follow our handy gentleman’s guide to dressing for the tennis.

Cars – The Most Expensive Cars in the World
  • Cars

Cars – The Most Expensive Cars in the World

Whilst many of us will dream of one day purchasing a Mercedes-Benz or a Porsche, the uber-rich are aiming their slights just a little higher. There are a number of vehicles available today that cost as much as small countries, and although they may not be made of solid gold, they do offer unrivalled exclusivity and ultimate bragging rights for their millionaire owners. Whilst not always the best looking or quickest in a straight line, these cars are all extremely rare and, at the end of the day, that is half of what you’re paying for.

Cars – Stunning new Jaguar XE Challenges Mercedes and BMW
  • Cars

Cars – Stunning new Jaguar XE Challenges Mercedes and BMW

Ever since Tata Motors acquired the British brand in 2008, Jaguar has been on an absolute role, producing some of the best looking, most desirable luxury cars on the market. Their current line-up is the strongest it’s ever been and the introduction of the F-Type last year solidified their place as arguably the most diverse British car brand. Gone are the days of old-fashioned, overweight atrocities, namely the S-Type. Now, the Jaguar name is synonymous with style, performance and forward-thinking design, but best of all is how they manage to stay true to their image by harking back to their lustrous heritage.