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The 50 Best British Brands | Gentleman's Journal
A true testament to engineering passion and mechanical craftsmanship, the bikemaker counts customers including Marlon Brando, Elvis Presley, James Dean, Bob Dylan and Steve McQueen. Devron Boulton, General Manager UK & Ireland: “It’s a real honour to be included in Gentleman’s Journal ’50 Best British Brands’.
The story of the Aga Khan IV, the world’s most well-connected man
Yet few have ever been forced to assume a mantle of great responsibility before the ink dried on their studies papers. Prince Shah Karim Al Hussaini was a carefree, football and skiing-mad student with the promise of a PhD in history ahead of him. However, the death of his grandfather in 1957 saw young Prince Karim unexpectedly chosen as ruler ...
Is she attracted to me? Here are the signs - Gentleman's Journal
Look out for: uncrossed arms, longing gazes and a genuine smile. 2. Suggestive behaviour is a sign. This should go without saying, but if women engage in flirtatious body language and behaviour, then they’re likely interested or attracted. Such actions take the openness one step further, and include baring areas such as the arms or neck.
The 10 most inspirational people of all time - Gentleman's Journal
Albert Einstein. The advances Einstein made in science are beyond measure, the greatest scientist since Newton, Einstein’s theory of relativity still reigns as one of the most influential breakthroughs in history. As the developer of the most famous equation in history – E = mc2 – he, quite rightly, earned a Nobel Prize in Physics in 1921 ...
20 Things That Make A Man A Gentleman | Gentleman's Journal
20. A gentleman doesn't insist on paying the bill. “I’ll get this one” is always a kind offer. But if your date, friend or colleague has indicated that, in fact, they’d like to get this one: accept that. Don’t insist on paying at all costs. A gentleman doesn’t flash his cash, or ignore the wishes of others.
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How to match your tie with your suit | Gentleman's Journal
It’s an accessory; not the main attraction. If all else fails, and you can’t match the tonality of your tie with your suit, just find a similar colour. If your suit is a royal blue, opt for a navy tie. If your shirt is a sage green, go for a forest green tie. Stick to the same colour — albeit in different shades — and you won’t go far ...
British style guide for modern gentlemen | Gentleman's Journal
The gentleman’s guide to British style. Certain staples make up the quintessential British gents' wardrobe. Invest wisely. We Britons have been known throughout history for our iconic style. Think Savile Row suits. Think leather brogues. Think silk cravats. Think Cary Grant, Sean Connery, Michael Caine, Eddie Redmayne and Daniel Craig.
The best insults you can give (while remaining a gentleman…)
You sir, are the reason god created the middle finger. Sometimes I need what only you can provide, your absence. Your inferiority complex is fully justified. You have delusions of adequacy. I’ve been called worse things by better people. I would agree with you, but then we would both be wrong. I like the way you try.