More from Anna Prendergast
iconsOctober 2017
Princess Diana: The Royal Rebel
The most maverick of rebellious royals, Princess Diana changed what it meant to be a member of Britain’s most famous family, tearing up the rulebook and becoming a cultural icon in the process.
styleOctober 2017
Turnbull & Asser New York: From Mayfair to Manhattan
Making it big in the Big Apple is no easy feat, but with dedicated staff and equally committed customers, Turnbull & Asser’s success has continue...
styleSeptember 2017
Style 101: Corduroy
The once-dusty fabric has finally come into its own, with numerous luxury brands making use of its hardy yet lustrous qualities for their AW17 collections.
styleSeptember 2017
Celluloid Style: Goodfellas
The suits are as sharp as the weapons in Martin Scorsese’s seminal gangster movie, which spans three decades of New York’s most notorious crime family.
styleSeptember 2017
Pocket Guide: Andreas Weinas
Manolo Sweden’s Executive Editor Andreas Weinas is an ambassador for classic style and finding quality in unexpected places.
styleAugust 2017
How Dr. Martens Became Iconic
The history of the Dr. Martens boot is full of surprises, but what remains inevitable is their enduring utilitarian appeal and fearless attitude.
styleAugust 2017
Style 101: A History of Tartan
From the Scottish Highlands to the streets, tartan has reinvented itself as a contemporary, cool and versatile pattern which takes its heritage in its stride.
iconsAugust 2017
Style Heroes: Marlon Brando
“He was the marker,” Martin Scorsese once said. “There’s ‘before Brando’ and ‘after Brando’.” The director was talking about Brando’s acting, but could well have been referring to the his effect on men’s style, too.