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HUNTSMAN OPENS DOORS IN NEW YORK
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untsman recently threw open the doors of its New York HQ, Huntsman on 57th. This is the brand’s first New York location and will be hub of Huntsman’s bespoke trunk
shows. Not only will manager Michael Anderson be providing a full measuring service, but also acting as a liaison for Huntsman London’s bespoke clients. Patrons can browse a full selection of cloths curated by Huntsman’s head cutters, while other items can be shipped, by special request, from London on short notice for viewing in the new premises. Huntsman’s London-based cutters will visit this New York set-up every six weeks, but clients are also invited to chat with Michael at any time about potential cloths. Huntsman on 57th is located at 130 West 57th Street, 7th Floor. Q
Trough the
Hollywood Wardrobe he recently discovered memoir of Hollywood designer Orry-Kelly
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BEST FOOT FORWARD R
enowned men’s footwear and leather accessory brand, Harrys of London, has created a new footwear collection for 2016 that perfectly combines the
contemporary with functionality and technological design. Harry’s compilation is defined by three distinctive lifestyle categories – New Formal, the Luxe Sneaker and Formal Casuals, all offering luxurious, yet technically advanced footwear for the modern man. Form and function are the commanding features in the
New Formal range, while the Luxe Sneaker fuses sports- luxe and classic dress. Here the suede uppers are brought to life by bold colour “wave” sneaker soles. Completing this trio is the Harrys of London signature Formal Casuals. The brand’s iconic “windsurf” and Basel loafer remain core key styles. However, a highlight for 2016 is the introduction of the innovative Technogel® X innersoles, which respond to the wearer’s foot shape, making this lightweight moccasin the ideal travel shoe. Q
offers a sumptuous glimpse into the gorgeous world of divas, diamonds and decadence. Wonderfully entitled Women I’ve Undressed, the Australian-born Orry-Kelly, who once shared an apartment with Cary Grant, did in fact dress some of the biggest names on film – Marilyn Monroe, Mae West, and Bette Davies to name but a few. With three Oscars for costume design – An American in Paris, Les Girls and Some Like It Hot – Orry-Kelly was the man to have on set from the mid 1930s to the late ‘50s. Found hidden in a pillowcase by Orry-Kelly’s great-niece many years after his death, this memoir is a testament to a golden age of style and beauty. Q
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