If you can picture it, the setting is a cross between A Passage to India and Dr. No. That said, rest assured
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In Praise of the Courtesan
Modern life is complicated, which is why we contemporary homo sapiens simplify it at every opportunity. Rather than cooking, we dine out;
The Renaissance Woman: Julie D’Aubigny
The term ‘feminist icon’ is thrown about today so much, like semantic rice-paper confetti. No sooner is it on the tongue in
Big Light | Stanley Tucci
Without wishing to sound pejorative or antediluvian, Stanley Tucci is the thinking woman’s crumpet. He is smart, articulate, funny, handsome and tactile,
Rake Commends: Unstructured Outerwear
Gentlemen’s outerwear was, quite naturally, born out of a necessity to stay warm and dry, protecting the wearer’s clothes beneath folds of
Rake Commends: Turnbull & Asser’s Personal Pocket Handkerchiefs
We all know that man’s best friend is a dog. What is less well known, is that on occasion, man’s best friend
Suits of Armour
The Armoury, established five years ago in Hong Kong, is not your average haberdashery. They are true to their commitment of sourcing
Errol Flynn: The Swordsman
A 2006 biography of Bette Davis christened the oft-married, never-satisfied actress Bette Davis ‘The Girl Who Walked Home Alone’. In contrast, Tasmanian-born
Jet Set Gigolos
It remains one of the last great taboos of sexual politics – but is it any shallower to be attracted to wealth
WHITE HOT
To get away with the mercurial genius routine, one actually has to be a genius. Take the enfant terrible of modern British

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