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Amalgam Collection: The World's Finest Model Cars
Emerging from the fertile grounds of architecture and product design, Amalgam Collection has ascended in the past decade to become the paragon of model...
The Prettiest Car
For classic car junkies, The Italian Job is undeniably a film that fuels the addiction. From the opening scene featuring the brilliant "Aranico" Lamborghini...
Mr Fish: Making a Splash in The Italian Job
The Italian Job was filmed in 1969, long before product placement and brand sponsorship became the industry it is today, but somehow, Michael Caine’s...
Linen: Perfect for Sticky Situations
James Bond has worn linen throughout his cinematic career - from dinner jacket to drawstring pants - keeping cool when the heat is on....
George Cleverley - Bespoke Shoemaker
George Cleverley (pictured above) came into the world on August 10th, 1898, born into a lineage of shoemakers in London. He moved to Colchester,...
Introducing Arterton: The Masters of Wardrobe Care
DESIDERATA (noun.): something to be desired, from mid-17th century Latin. Arterton define themselves as a London-based design atelier of sartorial and lifestyle "desiderata". They have...
Going Underground
Following a spring clean of the car collections hosted by Mason & Sons, we have now reopened "The Garage" with, ahem… a garage. Whether you...
James Bond and Sunseeker
As a naval commander, you'd expect 007 to know a thing or two about seafaring vessels. When it comes to motor yachts, British brand Sunseeker...
The Thomas Crown Timepieces
Steve McQueen's "Thomas Crown" style didn't stop with the clothes, it extended to all facets of the film including the unusual and distinctive watches. The...
Global Domination
The style elements encompassed in “The Thomas Crown Affair” run through the character’s wardrobe, garage, and his study (which is dominated by a magnificent globe)....
Meyers Manx & The Thomas Crown Affair
In The Thomas Crown Affair (1968), Steve McQueen transformed a dune buggy into legend, choosing the Meyers Manx as Crown’s rebellious chariot of style, speed,...
Thomas Crown & The 007 Affair
Probably the most obvious connection between the fictional style icons James Bond and Thomas Crown is that Irish actor Pierce Brosnan has played both roles,...
How the King of Cool was Crowned
The Thomas Crown Affair is often lauded as the most stylish film ever made. Screenwriter Alan Trustman had originally penned the story under the assumption...
Corduroy's Tough Journey - From Manchester to Matera
Daniel Craig test-drives his corduroy suit on location in Matera, Italy (2019) From the dark satanic mills of Northern England to the rocky hills of...
Royal Mile: Going the Extra Yard for 007
To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the James Bond film franchise, Anthony Sinclair has created a 60-piece collection of essential spy-wear to commemorate 60 years...
007 Aston Martin Owners
From rock stars to royalty, the Aston Martin DB5 has gathered numerous notable owners throughout its 60 year history, seven of which we have listed...
Up Periscope: Check This Out
During the latter part of 2021, Anthony Sinclair introduced a Special Order version of the three-piece Glen Plaid suit, famously worn by Sean Connery...
Introducing: Oliver Goldsmith
After almost a century in the optical industry, Oliver Goldsmith is a brand rooted in British heritage. With knowledge that has been passed down...
Metal Underwear: Peter Sellers' Car Collection
British movie legend Peter Sellers had a passion for cars that bordered on obsession. It is said that by the age of 39, he'd...
How to look dashing in a blazer
A man’s jacket is the sartorial equivalent of a lady’s handbag. They both offer style, status and a means of conveniently transporting personal belongings....
The Canadian Tuxedo
Dressing top to toe in denim has long been considered a fashion faux pas, but the oft-derided look can be applauded when worn raw...
Peter Sellers: An Unlikely Style Icon
Peter Sellers wearing Oliver Goldsmith "Vice Consul" spectacles and Barleycorn Tweed Jacket In addition to his many attributes, and in contrast to the solemnity expressed...
The Half Norfolk Gives your Wardrobe a Shot in the Arm
Sean Connery and his tailor return for Diamonds Are Forever (1971) Following a brief sabbatical from MI6, Sean Connery returned to play the role of...
John "Paddy" Hemingway - The Last of The Few
In a speech during the Battle of Britain in August 1940, Winston Churchill paid tribute to the pilots of the Royal Air Force, famously...
Re-minted: Lightweight Suits for a Heavy Hitter
During Sean Connery's tenure as the world's favourite secret agent, he often found himself assigned to missions in warm environments. Thankfully, he was able...
A Brief History of Gentlemen’s Briefs
If you are planning to build a comprehensive wardrobe of clothing that has got all bases covered, it makes sense to start at the bottom....
For Your Eyes Only: Seiko's Precise Story
In 1881, a young 22-year-old entrepreneur, Kintaro Hattori, opened a clock repair shop in Japan. Thanks to his success, he founded his first factory...
Keep Your Cool in a Loopback Sweatshirt
The classic grey melange loopback sweatshirt has made an interesting journey from the track, to the street, and into the comfort of our homes....
The Ace & The Alvis
Having reflected on the life of WWII Spitfire flying ace Douglas "Dogsbody" Bader in a previous article, we thought we'd take a closer look...
Famous International Playboys: The Sanders Chukka Boots
Steve McQueen undoubtedly earned his title as the “King of Cool”. Whatever he was wearing he seemed to exude an effortless sense of style. He...