The World’s Most Stylish Stuff
Master & Dynamic MW60 Wireless Headphones
Hasselblad X1D Camera
Few brands can claim to have been to the moon and back, making a Hasselblad perhaps one of the coolest cameras you could ever own. Founded in 1941 by Swedish inventor and photographer Victor Hasselblad, the brand has captured some of the world’s most iconic images, including the first landing on the moon. Today the venerable manufacturer continues to break new ground, producing the world’s first compact mirrorless medium format camera. The compact X1D is a true game-changer, packed with a 50 megapixel lens, HD video capabilities, Wi-Fi and built-in GPS. It may have a price tag to match, but there’s no denying this camera is capable of taking photos that are, quite frankly, out of this world.
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MOA x Disney Collection
When it comes to style, Disney’s mouse means business. In recent seasons the company has lent its character to a never-ending roster of brands including Vans, Kenzo, Coach, Herschel Supply and A Bathing Ape. Joining the lineup is trainer brand Master of Arts, also known as MOA. The collaboration sees Mickey appear on nine pared-back unisex footwear styles. Our pick is the white nappa leather lace-ups, which feature an all-over print, direct from the house of mouse.
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Master & Dynamic MW60 Wireless Headphones
Despite more often than not looking incredibly stylish, wireless headphones frequently fell down when it came to performance. That was until New York startup Master & Dynamic came along with retro-cool designs that clip the cable without sacrificing sound. The model that established the brand as a champion of both form and function – the MW60 – has been given a makeover in an all-black colourway. The update holds on to the premium cowhide headband and soft lambskin ear pads, as well as the 16-hour rechargeable battery.
Loewe Pesce And Fiore Notebooks
Every April design-addicts from across the world flock to Milan for Salone del Mobile Milano, the largest furniture fair of its kind in the world. And each year the presence of fashion brands – Nike, Diesel and Cos to name a few – is felt on a bigger scale. At the 2016 event, Spanish luxury fashion house Loewe showcased a furniture collection conceived by Brit design genius Jonathan Anderson. The lineup of oak tables, drawers and chairs, each decorated with leather cut-outs, is flanked by smaller pieces such as notebooks with designs taken from Loewe’s archives and previous collections.
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Outwell Cervon Grill And Fire Pit
Setting up camp to spend a few days among nature requires more than just a little solid preparation. Up there with a sturdy tent, trusty chair and an ever-chilled coolbox should be a fire pit so you can enjoy a drink under the stars way into the early hours. Less cumbersome than packing two, Outwell has combined a grill and fire pit into one multi-use man-tool. The stainless steel frame can burn with either charcoal or wood and be adjusted to four different heights to make campsite cooking – and chilling – a breeze.
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Saint Laurent Leather-Trimmed Polka-Dot Print Canvas Backpack
Wearing a backpack in a grown-up way is not always easy. By following our advice, many have mastered of the art of double strapping as part of the nine-to-five. But what about something that falls in between office-worthy and free gym giveaway? Saint Laurent’s playful yet classic polka-dot canvas backpack is the perfect example. The navy and white colourway helps it fit into just about any dressed-down look, while the leather trims and stylish silver hardware means it still works as hard as you do.
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Lacoste Floating Sunglasses
Whether kayaking, kitesurfing or knocking back a kick ass margarita by the sea, the risk of your sunglasses floating off into a watery grave is real. Luckily Lacoste is on hand with a pair of unsinkable specs to save you having to go fish for your wayfarers. The L816S Floatable, which sounds more like a ship than a pair of shades, uses a frame made from a new injection moulding technique to keep the sunglasses on top of the water if dropped.
