Journal
Diego Maradona: The King of Naples
Villa Fiorito, 1960. Naples, 1984. The story of Diego Maradona — the boy from a Buenos Aires slum who arrived in Naples with nothing and made a city his throne for seven years.
David Beckham: The Last English Gentleman
Leytonstone, 1975. The Cotswolds, 2026. The story of David Beckham — the footballer who became the last English gentleman, and built a wardrobe to match.
Frank Sinatra: The Chairman of the Board
Hoboken, 1915. The Sands, 1960. The world Frank Sinatra moved through is gone — Las Vegas booths, Manhattan supper clubs, handshakes that didn't need contracts. What remains is the wardrobe, and the standard it set.
Richard Gere: The Style of a New Kind of Man
In 1980, a thirty-year-old actor laid out a row of Armani shirts on a Los Angeles bed, and menswear was never the same. The story of Richard Gere, Giorgio Armani, and the revolution that made soft tailoring powerful.
Ayrton Senna: The Style of a Champion
Steve McQueen Style: The Rebel's Uniform
Jeans, boots, and a perfectly worn white tee. A look at Steve McQueen's style — how the King of Cool turned simplicity into the most enduring uniform in menswear, and the tee we named in his honour.
