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From the latest limited edition timepiece from Breitling to an all-electric, 300-horsepower jet ski, this is what we want this week…
Style, culture and the good life. The latest stories from Gentleman’s Journal.
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From the latest limited edition timepiece from Breitling to an all-electric, 300-horsepower jet ski, this is what we want this week…

From earrings with detachable charms to diamond-set bracelets, here’s how Blackacre’s new ‘Bridal Collection’ will enhance your bride’s big day…

Whether you’re a budding photographer, a promising potter or just want to make more exciting cocktails, here are the best classes to take in the capital…

Flipping out over flipping? Don’t worry – we quizzed a professional on matters of the batter…

From a new season of Drive to Survive to some of the most nerve-wracking thrillers on Netflix, here’s what to stream this month…

How a Brad Pitt and Angeline Jolie’s splashy Provence winery became the latest bargaining in an acrimonious divorce battle

On the record and off the tracks with the world’s favourite trainspotter…

XOR’s latest generation of specced-up, tricked-out and sleekly-designed phones feature top privacy and data security standards…

Grooming experts share their advice on how best to grow, trim and style your beard to suit your face shape

Whether it be politics, or something more personal, the singer-songwriter’s music is never without a message…

From Le Labo to Floris, some of the biggest, most fragrant names in grooming have uncapped roll-on deodorants. These are the best…

The watchmaker and motorcycle manufacturer’s first ever collaboration sees a Premier Top Time tick to life alongside a new limited edition Speed Twin…

Essentially a face wash, exfoliators remove dead skin cells, reducing and preventing the chance of blocked pores, blemishes and redness. In short, you need one. But which one you go for depends on how oily, dry or sensitive your skin is.

Manscaping isn’t a new phenomenon. Men have been hacking away at their body hair for decades. Whether for aesthetic reasons or for pure convenience, manscaping is a highly personal thing – how close you go and which body parts you take a blade to is down to each individual. Regardless of how much you intend to remove, chances are you at least need to do some, if not for you then for your partner. From which tools you require to the correct aftercare, here’s everything you need to know about manscaping.

Brett Easton Ellis’ seminal novel turns 30-year-old this year. But what would the titular psychopath look like in a 21st century world?

Have you found your signature scent? We asked top perfume experts how to determine which aftershave will work best for you

From a pair of Aurélien suede loafers to a tweed baseball cap from Ralph Lauren, this is what we want this week…

They might not be the first thing you crave in the morning, but the benefits of cold showers more than outweigh the negatives. If you want to feel more alert, or if you seek better mental strength, or quicker muscle recovery, you might just want to twist that tap round the other way.
Style, culture and the good life. The latest stories from Gentleman’s Journal.
Page 133

From the latest limited edition timepiece from Breitling to an all-electric, 300-horsepower jet ski, this is what we want this week…

From earrings with detachable charms to diamond-set bracelets, here’s how Blackacre’s new ‘Bridal Collection’ will enhance your bride’s big day…

Whether you’re a budding photographer, a promising potter or just want to make more exciting cocktails, here are the best classes to take in the capital…

Flipping out over flipping? Don’t worry – we quizzed a professional on matters of the batter…

From a new season of Drive to Survive to some of the most nerve-wracking thrillers on Netflix, here’s what to stream this month…

How a Brad Pitt and Angeline Jolie’s splashy Provence winery became the latest bargaining in an acrimonious divorce battle

On the record and off the tracks with the world’s favourite trainspotter…

XOR’s latest generation of specced-up, tricked-out and sleekly-designed phones feature top privacy and data security standards…

Grooming experts share their advice on how best to grow, trim and style your beard to suit your face shape

Whether it be politics, or something more personal, the singer-songwriter’s music is never without a message…

From Le Labo to Floris, some of the biggest, most fragrant names in grooming have uncapped roll-on deodorants. These are the best…

The watchmaker and motorcycle manufacturer’s first ever collaboration sees a Premier Top Time tick to life alongside a new limited edition Speed Twin…

Essentially a face wash, exfoliators remove dead skin cells, reducing and preventing the chance of blocked pores, blemishes and redness. In short, you need one. But which one you go for depends on how oily, dry or sensitive your skin is.

Manscaping isn’t a new phenomenon. Men have been hacking away at their body hair for decades. Whether for aesthetic reasons or for pure convenience, manscaping is a highly personal thing – how close you go and which body parts you take a blade to is down to each individual. Regardless of how much you intend to remove, chances are you at least need to do some, if not for you then for your partner. From which tools you require to the correct aftercare, here’s everything you need to know about manscaping.

Brett Easton Ellis’ seminal novel turns 30-year-old this year. But what would the titular psychopath look like in a 21st century world?

Have you found your signature scent? We asked top perfume experts how to determine which aftershave will work best for you

From a pair of Aurélien suede loafers to a tweed baseball cap from Ralph Lauren, this is what we want this week…

They might not be the first thing you crave in the morning, but the benefits of cold showers more than outweigh the negatives. If you want to feel more alert, or if you seek better mental strength, or quicker muscle recovery, you might just want to twist that tap round the other way.