Bespoke tailors Savile Row Dubai has announced its partnership with Dubai-based fashion designer Franklin Eugene to launch its first men’s couture label FRANKLIN EUGENE. The new line features a collection of ten different styles of suits ranging from dressy casual, corporate and formal with varying colours of black, grey, navy blue, olive green and white.

We’re well aware of the fact that the trend for gladiator pumps and sandals which took over style scene a few years ago was derived from unisex footwear worn in ancient times, but we didn’t say anything when women wore it again in the 21st century.

Always liked Louis Vuitton’s Damier check but not a huge fan of coated canvas? You’re not alone. For the longest time, we were torn between owning a piece of Damier that promises longevity and carrying a manbag that actually feels luxe to the touch.

Swiss avant-garde watch and personal accessories brand Hysek is one to watch when it comes to developing steampunk-inspired pieces. The company, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, has recently unveiled its limited edition Furtif skeleton tourbillon and Abyss writing instrument which will definitely take the Industrialist’s fancy.

Menswear shows were happening left and right in Paris and Milan last week, and for the most part, we weren’t amused. What’s up with the boxy tailoring?

You know what they say about a getting your wardrobe right – if nothing else, a man must have one perfectly tailored suit in his closet. Whoever said that was probably so old he never lived to see Lanvin do menswear.

Before you think anything, don’t let the name Just Bling put you off. The American watch brand’s diamond encrusted pieces might at first seem more suitable for a rapper than a gentleman, but you’d be surprised by the selection of wearable timepieces they have on the menu.