FOREWORD


Inside


CHRISTMAS ON THE ROW Fun and festivities


GOLDEN SHEARS 2019 The winners revealed


HUNTSMAN


100 years of bespoke RICHARD JAMES


Master of style and cut THE LAST DETAIL


The secret art of the pocket


EDITOR’S NOTES


SPIRIT OF STYLE


DAVID GANDY LAUNCHES SAVILE ROW GIN COVER David Gandy at Gieves & Hawkes


MANAGING DIRECTOR Stewart Lee Email: stewart.lee@publicationsuk.co.uk


ART DIRECTOR Dan Angel


CONTRIBUTORS Robin Dutt Tim Newark Helena Nicklin Antonia Windsor


PRODUCTION TEAM Angela Brown


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avile Row winter 2020 issue is a voyage of discovery for the reader on many levels, celebrating the heritage,


residents and advances that keep this hallowed Row vibrant and innovating. We feature a literal voyage in the


form of a stroll that Robin Dutt and Richard James have shared down Savile Row, where they reflect on the designer’s career beginnings on the Row and nostalgic memories that are sparked by displays in the shop windows. To celebrate the opening of Elton John’s musical fantasy Rocketman, James’ long-time friend offered some of his legendary-Richard James brand outfits to be displayed in-store in London and New York. An example on display from his archives, Elton’s famed Dot suits, stand testament to James’ craftsmanship and the humour he has introduced into clothing that mirrors the charm of both men’s personalities. The Belmond British Pullman train


voyage transports Antonia Windsor from the comfort of 1920s style luxury, all with liveried stewards in attendance, to the Hush Heath wine estate in Kent to sample the vineyard’s delights. The best wine and food the Rhone


Valley has to offer is chronicled in Helena Nicklin’s four-day voyage across the region starting in Lyon, telling of the characteristics and blends from the North’s Syrah grape, to the South’s Grenache and Mourvedre, all three that are blends included in the famous Châteauneuf-du-Pape. She


sets out an itinerary for food and wine lovers to follow. A tour of discovery starts on


Savile Row moving to Clifford Street and surrounding lanes where some 'new' galleries and auction houses played host to over 50 exhibitors during London Art week. Some art that had not been seen for decades found the light of day and many of these galleries may previously have gone unnoticed. Several sit above well-known tailors and designer shops. For art enthusiasts, the twice yearly event offers a chance to continue this tour of discovery The journey


of a publisher that has built a business on his love of gin, is detailed in


Tim Newark’s interview


with Stewart Lee, founder and CEO of Savile Row Gin that tells of how the London dry gin came to be and of its winning attributes. Hunstman celebrate 100 years of


hand-made tailoring on The Row by launching their new and exciting 'Bespoke 100' service. Finally, read the news pages and


Golden Shears Awards to catch a glimpse of new and emerging talent coming through the ranks, as bespoke tailoring students and trainees showcase and celebrate their winning entries.


The Editor, Savile Row Style Magazine


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