reporting on men's fashion and grooming
27 June 2017
1 August 2014
Watches Galore for AW14 and Christmas
Whether you're going to treat yourself or hoping Santa will bring you a watch, here's a great selection to choose from:
Racing ahead in the style stakes is the Scuderia Ferrari collection ranging from the classic leather and steel straps ...Centre watch RRP £195 Leather strap watch on right RRP £175
...to the more casual silicone straps featuring the Ferrari shield and brand name whilst the dial has the textured checkered flag design to stop admirers in their tracks. Black watch RRP £79
Available soon from
Racing ahead in the style stakes is the Scuderia Ferrari collection ranging from the classic leather and steel straps ...Centre watch RRP £195 Leather strap watch on right RRP £175
...to the more casual silicone straps featuring the Ferrari shield and brand name whilst the dial has the textured checkered flag design to stop admirers in their tracks. Black watch RRP £79
Available soon from
Hugo Boss Orange goes bold with block colours in of course orange (RRP £79) and the more subtle blue.(RRP £175)
Available soon
Hugo Boss Chronograph watches range from the classic stainless
steel (RRP £250) to this season’s must have colour –
Rose Gold.(RRp £295)
Lacoste’s Watch Seattle also gets a trend update with rose gold trim
RRP £125
1 April 2011
Boss Orange Man - the fragrance for the summer
The Perfume Shop’s prediction for one of the hottest fragrance for men this summer is Boss Orange Man.
He starts light with crisp apple and coriander top notes, then shows he can be exotic in his heart with heady Frankincense and Szechuan pepper, but keeps grounded with his base notes of vanilla bean and the rich exotics Bubinga wood.
The choice of Bubinga was because the perfumer’s brother played the flute (made from Bubinga) and every time he took it out of the box, this creamy deep wood scent filled the air.
And with Orlando Bloom in its adverts, it’s a definite winner.
He starts light with crisp apple and coriander top notes, then shows he can be exotic in his heart with heady Frankincense and Szechuan pepper, but keeps grounded with his base notes of vanilla bean and the rich exotics Bubinga wood.
The choice of Bubinga was because the perfumer’s brother played the flute (made from Bubinga) and every time he took it out of the box, this creamy deep wood scent filled the air.
And with Orlando Bloom in its adverts, it’s a definite winner.
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