The blazer: Henry Prince of Wales Sportcoat in Grey Pattern

Work

Pair your blazer with matching trousers, such as these Flat Front Prince of Wales trousers to create a suit. This then creates a neutral colour palette that you can build upon with coloured shirts and ties. We have chosen the Classique-Fit Fil a Fil shirt in Sky, and the Birdseye Weave Silk Tie in Blue Pattern. Finish your work outfit with smart accessories like these Richelieu Dress Shoes, and a matching belt like this Polished Leather Belt in Black.

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The word ‘yacht’ alone is enough to evoke feelings of refinement, quality, wealth and taste.  But like with any commodity, there are ‘yachts’ and there are ‘super yachts’. With so many to choose from, discovering the best luxury yachts can be a daunting task. To support you on your campaign to soon be seafaring the most illustriously elegant, exquisitely refined and breathtakingly beautiful yacht money can buy, Façonnable have pinned down their five best luxury yachts.

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For chic ladies, the most important thing to remember is to look elegantly casual during the day and more formal for the evening.

You should create a focal point of your outfit that can cater for both daytime and night-time. Try this Houndstooth Button Front Skirt in Brown Pattern, and team with the ¾ Sleeve Knotted Tee in Black. The black tee will provide a plain base to build upon with accessories if you want to alternate these during the day and night times. To maintain the elegant aspects of the outfit, try the Wool Cashmere Long Coat in Black – this is something that will work for both parts of the day.

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The French Riviera is never short of a boat or yacht show, and what better opportunity to socialise with friends or even network with potential contacts or colleagues. Typically you’ll need a casual outfit for the daytime and perhaps a more formal attire for the evening events.

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Should we encourage our six-year-olds to want to drive extremely fast and luxury sports cars? According to a Japanese manufacturer we should – the company has launched a line of scaled-down luxury sports cars intended to entice an audience of six years and upwards.

Although the ‘upwards’ may be the operative word here, as like with many ‘grown-up’ gadgets meant for kids, it is the adults who are more thrilled by their children’s new toys than the kids themselves – namely dads I hasten to add.

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