Wolsey, a venerable English underwear brand with a 250-year history of dressing explorers, army majors and other old-school heroes, has recently been rediscovered, reborn and expanded into a full menswear offering. Today sees the brand opens a new store on London's Brewer Street, which will be split into two halves. The "Mainline" collection is more rooted in heritage pieces and techniques, while 1755 is a tailored and contemporary premium collection. All of the fixtures in the store will be based on the original features of Wolsey's historic Leicester factory.

Malcolm Mafara

If you find yourself in Paris be sure to drop by at Tom Ford's first Paris boutique, situated on the renowned rue Francois Premier, where you're more likely to feel as though you're an exclusive guest in the drawing room of a luxury manor than shopping.

Set to be the American designer's flagship menswear store, stocking everything from tailoring, to accessories and fragrance, the opening has been long awaited by Ford, who commented, "I couldn't be happier to be opening our first men's store in Paris. I lived in Paris for many years and it has always had a special place in my heart. Our goal with this store is to address an extremely discerning gentleman who demands the highest quality product and service."

Chloe Sexton

The swingingest name in denim from the King's Road of the 1970s, Jean Machine is a true blue Brit brand now rescued from the archives and reanimated online at Mr Porter for spring/summer. They're very nice, never over-complicated and less painful in the pocket than many of the fancy foreign labels we have all come to love in recent years. Jeans, a jacket and some unfussy, deniminspired tops round out the revived spring/summer range.
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Malcolm Mafara