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Five leading men dress for success
Five leading men in their fields dress for success in contemporary classics
The Emma Willis shirt, as worn by Dan Clays, CEO of OMD UK
Using traditional British shirt-making techniques and the best quality Swiss and West Indian Sea Island cottons, Emma Willis has, over the course of 30 years, built a reputation as one of the best in the bespoke and ready-to-wear business, her shirts worn by Prince Charles and Daniel Craig among others. “Our shirts feature single needle-stitched seams, hand-trimmed collar points before turning for a sharp, flat point, matched patterns at seams, tiny stitches and real mother of pearl cross-stitched buttons,” Willis says. “That’s what makes them special.”
The Montblanc 1926 Heritage duffel bag, as carried by Pierre Niney, actor
An empire founded on exquisite writing instruments, Montblanc has expanded into a luxury, multihyphenate maison with a worldwide reputation for watchmaking, accessories and, with its 1926 Heritage range, some of the finest leather production in the business — all cut, stitched and sewn in its dedicated artisan workshop in Florence. “By using traditional Tuscan vegetable-tanned leather,” says the brand’s creative director Zaim Kamal, “each piece will age beautifully with a patina unique to its owner.”