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There was a big-time loss following Donald Trump’s election victory, with a 38 per cent surge in shares of Elon Musk’s electric-car company From immersive theatre to next-level gastronomic experiences, these are the best things to do in London in November 2024 The Chisen Teien, or Japanese pond ...
The 50 Best British Brands | Gentleman's Journal
Unrivalled in every sense of the word, there’s no doubt that Barbour deserves its place on this rarified list. Not only does the British fashion brand have a heritage-heavy great story behind it, it is also one of the best in the game for functional and beautiful outerwear guaranteed to last for years to come.. Dame Margaret Barbour, Chairperson: “Barbour is a …
Is she attracted to me? Here are the signs - Gentleman's Journal
If she’s standing in front of you, arms crossed and looking down at her shuffling shoes, then she’s probably not into you. There’ve been studies to suggest that women who are actually interested will make sure that they are open to your presence, not closed off and unwilling to engage.
The story of the Aga Khan IV, the world’s most well-connected man
The origin of the Aga Khan’s money is a point of intrigue and controversy. He is undeniably part of a super-wealthy elite – his well publicised 10-year divorce battle with his second wife, Princess Gabriele of Leiningen, alone was reported to have cost him £50m.
20 Things That Make A Man A Gentleman | Gentleman's Journal
The ‘perfect gentleman’ is a much-lauded phrase, and a hallowed aspirational status. Trends come and go — as do some friends and some lovers — but one thing remains constant: the notion that men should aspire to be gentlemen.. But we live in an increasingly troubled, confusing and modern world, which makes the concept of being a gentleman somewhat bewildering.
The 10 most inspirational people of all time - Gentleman's Journal
Much like Newton, Darwin’s radical thinking not only propelled the entire theory of evolution to the forefront of scientific exploration, but he also revealed the marvels and intrigues of the natural world to wider society through his epic, and highly dangerous, five year voyage across the world on HMS Beagle.. At a time when religion held a firm grip on societies the world over, Darwin’s ...
These are the 6 most common collar types — and when to wear …
The button-down collar is likely the second most-common style in your wardrobe. But, whereas the spread style has a monopoly on your formalwear, the button-down design was made to ground both your collar points and your fashion — and is ideal for more casual get-ups.
The best insults you can give (while remaining a gentleman…)
Before you get your backs up; we know — arguing of any kind can’t really be considered gentlemanly. But, although you may not like it, these conflicts and confrontations should be a part of your daily life. If they’re not, then you’re living life too safely. After all, a couple of ruffled ...
A Century of Style: 1950s - The Gentleman's Journal
THE OUTFITS, 1950s men’s style was all about nonchalance, attitude and a causal confidence.Shirts were worn with an open neck, jean cuffs were rolled high, and traditional menswear rules were starting to be ignored. As the era that conceived youth subculture, the 50s paved the way for a revolution in attitudes to menswear.
British style guide for modern gentlemen | Gentleman's Journal
Every gentleman with an eye for British craft and authentic style is sure to have a tailored suit in their collection. First established in 1865, each Dege and Skinner suit in painstakingly crafted from the cutting room on Savile Row, and is still family owned by Mr. William Skinner himself. “Having a bespoke made on Savile Row is a truly British phenomenon.