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Men's Festival Fashion for 2014

We’ve had Glastonbury, we’ve had T in the Park and we’ve had newcomers Somersault too, but this year’s festival season has still got plenty of life left...

The Art of Woven

Woven trainers or sneakers have become more and more common in men’s footwear in recent times and whilst it might seem like the ultimate modern trend, there...

The Story of G-Star Raw

G-Star Raw are a Dutch brand based out of Amsterdam who have risen from obscurity in 1989 - when they were created - to become one of...

Fred Perry x Drake’s of London

Iconic British clothing brand Fred Perry have announced a string of notable collaborations in the past couple of years. A high profile Bradley Wiggins line and a...

Dapper Dip Dye Dandy

It might have been a popular women’s hair style over the past year, but dip dye has now found its way into men’s fashion with a number...

Casual Camo

Camouflage was a strong print trend last year but it is also expected to keep up its momentum this year and designers have revolutionised its use into...

Nike Pegasus set for a big 2014

After passing its 30 year anniversary the Nike Pegasus is going to celebrate by enjoying a surge in popularity. It has triggered the creation of so many...

Valentine’s Day Gifts for Men

It can be a nightmare finding the other half something they’ll appreciate for Valentine’s Day, and many of us dread this time of year. We have some...

5 Must Have Prints for 2014

The spring and summer season of 2014 (SS14) is drawing closer upon us and retailers are stocked with the latest collections, which this year feature some quirky...

Pretty Green Still Rocking

For a relatively new brand Pretty Green have earned a big reputation, thanks in no small part to Beady Eye vocalist Liam Gallagher’s personal involvement. The singer’s...

Discover Dr Martens

Ever Since their formation, Dr Martens have strived to be different from those before them, to create shoes which embody the young free-thinking generations for which they...