Features
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Why the luxury watch industry is embracing the 1980s againAs the industry prepares to gather in Geneva, luxury watchmaking is rediscovering its playful side
By Robert Johnston
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Why custom-made casuals are the order of the dayA new wave of made-to-measure casual wear is rolling through the fashion industry
By Charlie Teasdale
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A love letter to the holiday souvenirSouvenirs from far-flung places have a truly transportative quality, finds Delilah Khomo
By Delilah Khomo
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6 properties giving guesthouses a good nameGuesthouses have always existed in the gap between glossy hotel and house rental. A new generation is reshaping the format, turning private homes, studios and townhouses into places where guests step briefly into someone else’s world
By Reeme Idris
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Alexander Mcqueen’s personal wardrobe goes on saleKerry Taylor Auctions presents rare menswear lots, including 21 items belonging to the late designer
By Alexandra Zagalsky
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Your March cultural calendarThings to book, watch, read and do as spring arrives
By Olivia Cole
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The sleek grey skirt makes a comebackThere’s nothing boring about this wardrobe staple as proven by the SS26 shows.
By Alexandra Zagalsky
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The Antwerp Six return to MoMu, 40 years after rewriting fashion historyA new exhibition at MoMu – Fashion Museum Antwerp revisits Dirk Bikkembergs, Ann Demeulemeester, Walter Van Beirendonck, Dries Van Noten, Dirk Van Saene and Marina Yee, the designers who transformed Antwerp into a global fashion capital
By Harriet Quick
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Tracey Emin and Frida Kahlo at Tate Modern: art forged from the personalA brace of London shows highlight the bravery that unites Frida Kahlo and Tracey Emin
By Emily Steer
