Designer Conner Ives has clearly been moving on his own terms.

You can tell a lot about a man from the watch he’s wearing. Luckily for us, the gents featured here know what to choose when it comes to the best wrist candy out there.

Anthropocene + apocalypse + epoch = APOC; it’s a name that folds planetary anxiety and historical urgency into a single word, signalling a refusal to separate fashion from the reality of the world it exists in. And inside APOC Store’s first permanent space in Hackney, that sensibility translates quietly.

In the 1870s, Edward VII, then the Prince of Wales, ordered from Hancocks London a custom necklace for his mistress Lillie Langtry, the actress and legendary beauty of her day. Appropriately, Langtry later wore the elaborate gold, turquoise and coral piece, featuring winged scarabs in the then-fashionable Egyptian Revivalist style,

How is making a magazine akin to building a home? For creative director Alex Wiederin, the process is more familiar than you might have initially thought.

The first couture piece Lauren Amos bought was from Iris van Herpen in 2015. The Atlanta-based tastemaker and owner of cult boutique ANT/DOTE had supported an exhibition at the city’s High Museum of Art celebrating the boundary-pushing designer.