Grey Fox

The year 2023 saw much ceremonial: the sad event of a royal funeral and the happier one of a coronation. The array of uniforms was dazzling....

I was very sad to hear of the death this week of Edward Sexton, that impeccable tailor and gentleman who was so much part of the modernisati...

The Italian word 'sprezzatura' perfectly describes that rather dishevelled but Oh-so-English look of a well-used tweed suit, as worn...

The recent sight of David Hockney wearing yellow Crocs at an Order of Merit meeting at Buckingham Palace caused a stir in the Press. Crocs -...

To while away the long winter nights, I recommend reading The Rebel’s Wardrobe: The Untold Story of Menswear’s Renegade Past (published by ...

Over the years I've found myself wearing hats more and more. This may be partly to take advantage of their protection as my hair thins, ...

Thankfully we all have a very personal styles and no two of us have identical tastes or wear the same clothes. In this feature we further ex...

On 6 February 2022 Her Majesty The Queen became the first British Monarch to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee, marking 70 years of service to th...

One of the benefits of Instagram is the contacts that can be made through it. I heard from artist, crafter and stick maker, Helen Elizabeth ...

This is the last of the current chapter of Masters of Style (and I apologise that it's a week overdue). The range of style influences co...

I've followed Islamabad-based  Ahmed Sajeel on Instagram (link below) for some time and we have occasionally exchanged messages. From th...

I've known Shaun Gordon since the early days of this blog and have no hesitation as describing him as one of the most naturally stylish...

Masters of Style is taking a slightly different direction this week as I wanted to show an image that Svante Nybyggars (featured here on Ma...

Patrick Hall 's Instagram account (link below) leapt out at me as he wears beautifully tailored suits, many vintage, in what seems to me...