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The winners of Country Life's competition to find the best-dressed people at the Goodwood RevivalDozens of visitors to the Goodwood Revival on September 7–9 entered the Country Life Best Dressed Competition in partnership with Canon – and here are the winners, as judged by professional stylist Sarah Kate Byrne.
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From Sea to Shoot to StreetIt's over 50 years since British Olympian sailor Keith Musto started making clothing that solves the problems faced by him and his fellow sailors.
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13 tips on how to pull off the vintage clothing lookThe wonderful Sarah Kate Byrne gives our ladies her best advice for dressing to impress, while vintage menswear stylist Sam Hegard is on hand to aid the best-dressed gentleman.
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The 10 stalls you have to visit if you're shopping at BurghleyAt Burghley you could tie up all your Christmas shopping early and in one place – here’s Hetty Lintell's pick of the unmissable stands to visit.
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How to choose the perfect shooting jacketThe shooting season has started up again – if you're in need of a new shooting suit, we've spoken to Dario Carera, co-head-cutter of Huntsman Savile Row, to get his tips.
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The man who made Glasgow: Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928)The legacy of Scotland’s best-loved designer transcends the tragedies of his life and greatest work, says Charlotte Rostek.
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How to choose a linen suit that’ll keep you feeling cool and looking smartA lightweight summer suit is a must for every gentleman's wardrobe. Campell Carey of Huntsman offers his tips on how to get one that's just right for your needs.
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10 things you need to think about if you're planning a wedding at homeGeorgie Evans, Web & Marketing Manager at The Wedding Present Co., shares her tips on having your wedding at home and what advice she gives to others looking to do the very same.
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The glass-eye maker: ‘I make sure that the eye fits, but psychology comes into my work as well’Tessa Waugh meets Jost Haas, the only remaining maker of glass eyes working in Britain today.
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The five golden rules of wearing a hat to a weddingIf you've a wedding or two (or three) coming up this year, Emma Hughes steps forward with advice for an essential of a lady's wardrobe: the hat.
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How to choose a suit which will see you through work and play for a decade or moreDouble or single breasted? Two- or three-piece? Flannel or cashmere? Dressing appropriately for the office can be a minefield. Huntsman’s Head Cutter, Campbell Carey, explains how to negotiate the sartorial choices of the boardroom.
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How to choose a classic tweed sports coatThe tweed sports coat is associated with a classic and sophisticated aesthetic yet is completely suitable for most casual settings. Huntsman’s Head Cutter, Campbell Carey, explains how to wear it.
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The unparalleled joy of writing with a fountain pen – and five beautiful pens to inspire youElegant, ornate and adaptable to each individual hand, nothing beats writing with a fountain pen, says Flora Watkins, who also picks out five favourites.
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'Permission to marry your daughter, sir?' – Why you still need to ask for her father's blessing to get marriedAsking the father's permission to marry his daughter is hopelessly outdated yet remains an absolute essential part of the rituals of marriage, says Rupert Uloth.
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The Florist: 'What I do is like good cooking – if you have beautiful ingredients, you can’t go wrong'This week's Living National Treasure is royal florist Shane Connolly – and while he might be based in Britain, he's in demand around the world. He spoke to Tessa Waugh; portraits by Richard Cannon.
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Choosing perfect wedding presents: A guide for brides, grooms and guestsGetting just the right thing for the happy couple can be a minefield for guests – how do you choose something they'll actually want, without resorting to cold, hard cash? Flora Watkins offers her advice.
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The wedding traditions we need to keep hold of – and the five that need consigning to historyTimes change, things move on... but some things are always worth cherishing. Here's Country Life's advice on the wedding traditions that still have a place, and those that you can safely do without.
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Living without plastic | Part 4: going global and fighting plastic fashionNearly three weeks in to Rosie Paterson's plastic-free life, she's realising that the challenge will have consequences that reach far beyond the fridge.
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How to choose a classic gentleman's overcoat which will last you a lifetimeWhen temperatures drop, the only acceptable outerwear with a suit is an overcoat. Huntsman’s Head Cutter, Dario Carnera, explains how to keep warm yet retain one’s sartorial cool.
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The gold stamper: ‘The younger generation is very appreciative of artisan work – they’re the ones driving the trend’This week's Living National Treasure is John Timms, the man who leads the team that stamps gold lettering into thousands of Smythson items each year. He spoke to Tessa Waugh.
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Orthopaedic shoe-making: The bridge between architecture and podiatryJohn Goodall meets Bill Bird, who, having studied architecture at the Bartlett, now makes orthopaedic shoes.
