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08 | LONDON FASHION WEEK MEN’S Many designers fl ew the fl ag for British menswear while Savile Row Gin served up some great cocktails
14 | RICHARD ANDERSON Q&A Richard Anderson has worked on the Row for 36 years including launching his own house in 2001
16 | COVER STORY: THIS IS TOMORROW CALLING Antony Price, the genius who reinvented the suit and the most overlooked designer in British fashion talks to SRS
24 | GREEN SLEEVES How Savile Row has responded to climate change and its carbon footprint
30 | GETTING SHIRTY SRS talks to Tom Bradbury of Dege & Skinner about their one-stop bespoke shirt making facility
32 | ET IN SARTORIA EGO Savile Row Style’s Robin Dutt praises Anderson & Sheppard for its ineff able sense of English style
34 | CLUBLAND HEROES SRS celebrate the history of Mayfair nightclubs, from aristocratic Annabel’s to sexy, swinging Tramp
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42 | WALK THIS WAY Burlington Arcade, Mayfair’s elegant shopping parade celebrates its 200th anniversary
48 | TEST OF TIME History shows the allure of handcrafted timepieces can’t be beaten
52 | HANDCRAFTED DREAMS The architects of Savile Row parallel the master tailors who now occupy the address
56 | PRANCING HORSES Talacrest off ers the most beautiful cars ever made. Ferrari superdealer John Collins gives SRS a tour of his fabled showroom
64 | CHULO ESPAÑA Spain’s capital, Madrid is taking its rightful place among Europe’s most exciting city break destinations
72 | SCENT & SENSIBILITY Seven doyens of Savile Row, renowned for their sense of touch, tell us what their favourite men’s fragrances are...
75 | THE LAST DETAIL: NEED TO VENT Vents in men’s jackets can be traced back to equestrianism and the military, says Robin Dutt
76 | TAILOR’S HANDBOOK Our list of Savile Row Stockists
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