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Another season, another schedule of shows in the British capital. Well not quite. As the pandemic looms on etc etc. You know all about that, and you know why we watched the menswear shows from afar. But after the London leg of fashion s great enduring timetable, the Esquire style team sat down, talked shop and put a big fat tick next to their preferred favourite from homegrown design brands (it was over Zoom, sigh).
Here are the Esquire editors top looks from London Fashion Week. Molly Goddard
Catherine Hayward, Fashion Director Molly Goddard has made her name with frothy, flirty, fulsome womenswear that’s big on volume and proportion. But hey fellas: here comes Molly menswear. Requested last year by her partner, fashion PR Tom Schickle, who complained that she never made anything for him, the Goddard aesthetic has now been re-defined for men.
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The Stuff Esquire Editors Can t Wait to Wear Post-Lockdown
Bring forth June 21; bring forth the fine menswear End Clothing, Matches Fashion
You want the best. And heck, you deserve the best. But there s a lot of choice out there, and sometimes the best is hard to find. Fortunately, we know where to find it. Every week, the Esquire editors reveal their favourite brands, from under-the-radar steals to luxury loves, so you can invest in the best clothes, watches and accessories that money can buy.
This week, the stuff we can t wait to wear out of lockdown. Not long now!
I was never a jewellery guy, that was until I got my first gold signet from Maria Black. A simple gold piece that slotted perfectly onto my right index finger and has barely left it since. Founded in Copenhagen in 2010, Black makes cool, elegant, fun, jewellery that can be worn by women and men. It’s the kind of brand where you can buy a gold ring that says ‘Dad’ on it, or a simple sterling silver band. The prices denote quality without making you yell “AH!” It’s jewellery that makes you feel good. Over several years, my signet ring has been scuffed and scratched, and become moulded to the shape of my bony finger. Now that I’m a jewellery guy, it feels like an intrinsic part of my outfit and my routine; a simple gold signet that I couldn’t be without.