This time last week I was in Manchester working with the talented Rosie Butcher. With the project out, I wanted to share some of the photos I liked that didn’t make the final cut.
The city of seven hills not only promises plenty of walking, but usually reliable summer backdrops. On this occasion I was dealt an unfavourable hand, but not even the weather was going to disrupt my first visit.
We all want to do better, achieve more and make the most of our careers, yet there are times where you feel you are always playing catch-up. Truth be told, I feel that is where I am now.
The warmer seasons in England are unpredictable. We are too quick to escape to warmer climes that we forget to appreciate what lies in these shores. To celebrate spring summer ‘19, we took a trip to the English coastline and celebrate what we have close to home.
It looks like March did not really happen on here. While I want to say sorry for the lack of blog posts on here, sometimes you cannot force it. I’ve shared a few thoughts as to why I think this might be.
Going nuts for premium underwear. CDLP have set about making a product much better for our private parts than us guys are used to. So, are they worth it?
Adding items to my wardrobe where I know the story behind it makes the purchase mean so much more. Clothes become more than just what you put on in the morning. I talk about a new addition in my wardrobe that means more that most.
Six products that have all nearly squeezed, sprayed and scooped their last millilitres. A few words on each and my verdict as to whether you should test them out yourself.
As I have become older my shopping habits have changed. Investing more in less is something I will always advocate, yet I always want to be transparent in how I have picked up the clothes I have.
For all of us that like to feel we have a tight grip on our personal style, deflecting menswear columns and runway trends are key to staying true to our wardrobe. But surely some of this hits home even if it is a nuance or colour we are seeing or reading a lot of?
It might not be common, but for me I have allowed myself to take things as slow as possible. I’ve been thinking a lot about what I want to work on and being able to feel comfortable with the notion that everyone is on a different career path where no two are the same.
With a little over a week to go until the 25th, I feel these ten menswear items would all sit very well underneath the Christmas tree. If anyone wants to gift me these, that would be okay as well.
Over the course of this year I have been able to try plenty of grooming products. I am highlighting ten that I think are perfect to gift this season, from hand wash to lip balms.
In collaboration with Selfridges, I’m taking a look at my own personal style and questioning if you can ever become too comfortable with your own wardrobe.
Neil, Neil Large, Pierce and Finn… four eyewear styles from Ace & Tate that I tried out in the studio.
Seven sweaters taken down from the top shelf of my wardrobe in order to provide you with some warm weather options.
Time for a catch-up on the summer just gone and how October is off to a good start. Plus, I share a quick snapshot of how my autumn wardrobe is shaping up.
I’ve spent the summer getting to grips with four skincare products and now I feel I’m able to share my thoughts on what I would reuse and what I feel is best left on the shelf.
Three days in any city is usually enough with a little bit of time left over. Glasgow however, I think I could have stayed for a week and still have places left unvisited.
Do not be that person who isn’t prepared for the upcoming season. Wet weather is on its way and I definitely got a preview of this on my trip to Glasgow. Here’s how I embraced the conditions.
The city of seven hills not only promises plenty of walking, but usually reliable summer backdrops. On this occasion I was dealt an unfavourable hand, but not even the weather was going to disrupt my first visit.