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It could be argued that Rubaiyat brought high-end fashion to Saudi Arabia. With their new department store in Jeddah's Stars Avenue Mall, they now offer over 300 brands and a personal shopping service, reinventing the retail experience.
Founded in London in 2008 by Alexia Hentsch and childhood friend Max von Hurter, Hentsch Man began with one aim: to perfect the white shirt. It has since grown into a full menswear label, classicism meets irreverence.
A Saint Laurent show is never ordinary. For Autumn-Winter 2015-2016, even the invitation became indie art publishing, a comic-book collection of sketches and appropriated media by American artist Jim Shaw.
Borrowing a little wisdom from Paula Abdul, our writer suggests even Miuccia Prada might agree: everyone is your best friend when success arrives, a knowing reflection on fashion, fortune and fair-weather company.
Whilst rivals chase China's new rich, Hermès has backed Jiang Qiong'Er as she pioneers Shang Xia, an original Chinese brand built on restraint, style and old-fashioned craftsmanship, housed in a converted Shanghai police station.
For Summer 2015, Dior Homme's creative director draws on a 1950s letter by Christian Dior, weaving handwritten text, bold colour and graphic line through the formal codes of the masculine wardrobe.
On a grey Parisian morning, stepping into Façonnable's airy showroom feels like a dip into Riviera sunshine. Founded by tailor Jean Goldberg in Nice in 1950, the brand still designs from the city today.
Chopard is a family-run business in the midst of a generational handover. Despite this evolutionary yet also potentially disruptive transition, things are much the same with a steadfast commitment to a long-term vision rather than short-term gains. And with sales hitting an all-time hig…
Tumi's Tegra-Lite collection is as tough as Tegris, a polypropylene thermoplastic composite the brand holds exclusive rights to use in luggage. Borrowed from motorsport and body armour, it brings serious resilience to the well-travelled wardrobe.
At one metre ninety-one, with a handshake that swallows your hand whole, David Gandy is a genuinely imposing presence. In a crisp white t-shirt and skinny jeans, the model proves disarmingly down-to-earth.
Moda Operandi gave women everywhere catwalk-direct access to designer trunk shows. Now its game-changing founder, Lauren Santo Domingo, is expanding offline, opening physical boutiques in New York and London for the very first time.
Behind an unassuming door lies a bustling yet intimate Parisian atelier filled with intricately made shoes. As artisans tap away at wooden lasts, moulding each one to a client's foot, the craft of bespoke footwear comes alive.