Stephen Doig

No more adults dressing like overgrown infants to fly – just because you’re flying budget, your wardrobe needn’t look it

The dandy dawns anew: sharp tailoring and ruffled shirts reign supreme for men this season. Here’s how make them work for you

Going out this festive season? These swaps will take your outfit from workplace to party (with no novelty ties in sight)

They’re one of the most timeless and versatile items in our wardrobes – but how to go about finding the right pair?

The honorific never changed. It remained quiet and reverential throughout the decades: ‘ Mr Armani '. It seemed oikish, uncivilised even, to ever

In midlife, the model advocates timelessness over trends and claims he’s unlikely to draw much attention at the pool

What defines style in 2026? Not perfection, but personality – these men dress with clarity, confidence and a sense of self

Seven years after Iris’s death, the environmentalist has turned to rewilding his Somerset estate – and woven her memory into family life

Bunny Mellon, the late American socialite and couture doyenne, once said: “If once you fall under the spell of gardening, you will carry forever a cure that will serve you well in life.”

A conversation with Bob Mackie, the legendary designer who has outfitted superstars in his high-octane, sparkle-dust-with-everything costumery and red carpet fantasies, is a walk through the greats of the 20th century. Names of the era’s most famous people are casually sprinkled into anecdotes as if he’s chatting over the back fence about her across the way. Cher firmly told him “I don’t want to dress like a housewife”, and, boy, she got her wish. Tina Turner (“Tina” to Bob, who is beaming in vi