It's no secret in the world of gentlemen's style that the latest coup for the UK's classiest luxury menswear brand Dunhill is that Kim Jones (he who saved Umbro) is now creative director.
What you might not know is that as part of the build-up to the Spring-summer 2010 presentation in Paris, Mr Jones will undertake something of a Twitter-fest.
The Twitter is called Alfred Dunhill and the page is dunhill_inParis. Enjoy
Showing posts with label Dunhill. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dunhill. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Dunhill desert boots
Dunhill has a great nack of producing classic pieces very well. They have just released their version of the desert boot - a true summer perennial.
In true Dunhill style it's all in the detail. Soft nubuck leather, neat stitching details, wax cotton laces, Dunhill branding to the tongue and the all-important natural crepe soles.
Evokes daydreams of lazy days by the beach, having arrived by Vespa with a picnic on the back, although considering I already live by the beach, I guess the Vespa bit doesn't really count.
Find them at Dunhill.com in pale stone or navy colourways.
In true Dunhill style it's all in the detail. Soft nubuck leather, neat stitching details, wax cotton laces, Dunhill branding to the tongue and the all-important natural crepe soles.
Evokes daydreams of lazy days by the beach, having arrived by Vespa with a picnic on the back, although considering I already live by the beach, I guess the Vespa bit doesn't really count.
Find them at Dunhill.com in pale stone or navy colourways.
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Dunhill cashmere sweater
This is a nice jumper. One of Dunhill's latest offerings, looks a bit like a cashmere sweatshirt, and therefore totally versatile over any number of social scenarios.
Not that I should be looking at crew necks this year - if the fashion press is to be believed I should be taking a pair of scissors to all of them and turning them into V-necks, because the V-neck happens to be in fashion this year.
Perhaps I'm getting on a bit, but the knitwear in my wardrobe consists solely of knitwear in crew necks, cardigans and V-necks. They have all been worn in equal measures and until now I had no idea that one style might actually be more in fashion than another. OK, the oither year cardigans had a bit of a resurgence, but from what I can remember I wore them before then, and guess what? I put one on only the other day.
I believe these items are known as wardrobe staples, or classics. Don't let some fool with a few column inches to fill tell you otherwise. There is no in or out when it comes to knitwear, except maybe fairisle patterns, which look terrible all the time.
And besides, if V-necks are in, that's even more reason to buy a crew neck. So buy the Dunhill jumper.
http://www.dunhill.com/
Not that I should be looking at crew necks this year - if the fashion press is to be believed I should be taking a pair of scissors to all of them and turning them into V-necks, because the V-neck happens to be in fashion this year.Perhaps I'm getting on a bit, but the knitwear in my wardrobe consists solely of knitwear in crew necks, cardigans and V-necks. They have all been worn in equal measures and until now I had no idea that one style might actually be more in fashion than another. OK, the oither year cardigans had a bit of a resurgence, but from what I can remember I wore them before then, and guess what? I put one on only the other day.
I believe these items are known as wardrobe staples, or classics. Don't let some fool with a few column inches to fill tell you otherwise. There is no in or out when it comes to knitwear, except maybe fairisle patterns, which look terrible all the time.
And besides, if V-necks are in, that's even more reason to buy a crew neck. So buy the Dunhill jumper.
http://www.dunhill.com/
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