Model, designer and international jet-setter Johannes Huebl dons autumn’s most refined looks and shares his style insights gleaned from years in front of the camera. Styled by Alex Badia and photographed by Feb Daemen in Barcelona, Huebel’s simple advice rings true. “I like a natural colour palette and wear monochrome a lot. I tend to stick to no more than two textures in an outfit: a cashmere overshirt and corduroy trousers, for example,” says Huebel, reflecting on his signature style which is captured well in this Autumnal photoshoot. “Attitude—and a fashionably relaxed mindset— is the ..read more

Model, designer and international jet-setter Johannes Huebl dons autumn’s most refined looks and shares his style insights gleaned from years in front of the camera. Styled by Alex Badia and photographed by Feb Daemen in Barcelona, Huebel’s simple advice rings true. “I like a natural colour palette and wear monochrome a lot. I tend to stick to no more than two textures in an outfit: a cashmere overshirt and corduroy trousers, for example,” says Huebel, reflecting on his signature style which is captured well in this Autumnal photoshoot. “Attitude—and a fashionably relaxed mindset— is the ..read more

At first, an invitation to the fashion show was enough, with front-row seats declaring your elite status. Then the secret after-party was the hot ticket, until a preview with the designer became the mark of a real friend of the label. Now you can’t consider yourself a true VIP unless you’re dining with Kazakh eagle hunters in the snow-dusted mountains of Western Mongolia, attending a meditation ceremony at a mountaintop temple, and watching the sun rise from the sand dunes of the Gobi Desert—all on the same trip. The real flex, now, is an invite to the menswear brand experience.  It’s a f ..read more

If you’re new to Formula 1, let it be known that besides some of its most enticing offerings as a true sporting spectacle (you only need to watch Drive to Survive to understand the excitement, heartbreak and controversy involved), the trackside fits are equally high stakes. Driven largely by notable celebrities like Brad Pitt and David Beckham, attending the F1 is no longer the conservative affair it used to be. Instead, it’s one of the hottest fashion parades of the year. And at this year’s Formula 1 Rolex Australian Grand Prix, the looks were plentiful. From Lewis Hamilton’s pre-race Paddock ..read more

For the presentation of its Summer 2024 women’s collection, Valentino headed to the École Nationale in Paris with a show that opened with FKA Twigs performing live. Now, to introduce the collection to Australian audiences, the house has invited award-winning Sydney-based dancer and choreographer Chloe Leong to create a new public work, Skin Deep. Themed around the complex theatre of the feminine persona, the dance was choreographed by Leong and then performed by her and four female dancers in the middle of the Sydney CBD. “There was a lot of trust involved in letting me create this for Valenti ..read more

If you haven’t already experienced social burnout—that familiar impulse, while trying to divine the specific sartorial demands of the latest “cocktail attire” invite, to throw up one’s hands, say “Forget it”, and instead slip into the cosy comfort of a robe—you no doubt will at some point in your life. But now it’s possible to do both: the party and the robe. Take a tip from London, where the garment is still properly known as a dressing gown and where rarefied makers such as New & Lingwood and Budd cut princely examples from sumptuous silk paisleys, printed velvets and grey windowpane fla ..read more

The Jordan Brand is elevating its shoe game. Since 1997, the line established by Michael Jordan and Nike has cranked out a number of best-selling sneakers, ranging from the Air Jordan 1s to “The Last Shot” kicks. While all its shoes bring something different to the table, the company hasn’t typically been seen as a luxury brand—even though some kicks have been deeply coveted. The newly unveiled Jordan Wings Collection, however, is now offering two high-end remakes of classic sneaker styles that are handmade in Italy. Left to right: The Air Jordan 1 High ’85 Wings with hair-on-hide Italian ..read more

TAG Heuer first got into the eyewear game back in 2002, when it iconic models like the Reflex and 27°. The brand ultimately discontinued the line in 2016, but now TAG has enlisted the expertise of LVMH’s famed Italian eyewear design team Thélios for an entirely new collection to kick off this year’s LVMH Watch Week in Miami. The debut collection consists of five distinct models across three new lines: the Pro Performance, Sport Performance, and Daily Performance. As the name suggests, the Pro Performance shades blend cutting-edge technology with avant-garde design, resulting in glasses that ex ..read more

It’s commonly said that birds of a feather flock together. But what kinds of plumage do you see when the professionally stylish employees of the international menswear industry alight at the world’s most important—and best-documented—sartorial tradeshow? The answer, at this month’s edition of Pitti Uomo in Florence, Italy, included everything from ranch-ready Western wear to a quantity of head-to-toe winter white that makes us wish 3M could find a viable alternative to Scotchgard. For the January edition of the bi-annual event, Robb Report asked photographer Lorenzo Sodi to capture the best-dr ..read more

Whether you’re travelling for business or pleasure, the journey is just as important as the destination. And, a key part of the journey is the little song and dance at the baggage carousel—wherein a flight of recently disembarked bleary-eyed passengers wearily go through the mental back-and-forth of trying to recall just which identical black suitcase is theirs. Seasoned travellers know that the best luggage unites utility and style; fulfilling the brief at hand (namely, safely transporting your goods) while bearing a design touch or two that make it easily distinguishable. Fortunately, long-h ..read more