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1 week ago |
apetogentleman.com | Graham Jones
Summer should be your style sweet spot: fewer layers, more freedom and plenty of opportunities to show off a little flair. But when the heat’s on, a lot of men get it wrong. Really wrong. From sweat patches that make you look permanently stressed to flip-flops in wildly inappropriate settings, summer dressing has its pitfalls. Here’s your guide to avoiding the worst warm-weather style mistakes – and how to fix them before they ruin your look (and your social life).
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Graham Jones
23 hours agoFans say they’re comfy “straight out of the box.” For months, I’ve been in need of new walking sneakers (my current pair glamorously boasts a large hole in the toe area.). What’s held me back, however, is the cost, given that most name-brand options are more than $100. That’s why I was immediately …
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2 weeks ago |
apetogentleman.com | Graham Jones
Somewhere along the line, gymwear got hijacked. What began as practical gear designed to move, breathe and support your body morphed into a uniform of hyper-masculine bravado. Screaming neon logos, too-tight vests, over-engineered compression and branding so aggressive it looks like it’s trying to lift weights on its own. In short: the era of the gym bro. But not everyone wants to look like a pre-workout-chugging motivational speaker.
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3 weeks ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Graham Jones
Leisure and cinema operator The Light, which was backed by Luke Johnson of Risk Capital Partners in October 2024, has officially opened its latest and most ambitious venue in the heart of Huddersfield. The Light has ambitious plans for growth, partly due to the rapid increase in profitability of the business, but also with the recent support of Barclays, who have provided a large facility, which will enable the company to invest over £15m in the next couple of years.
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3 weeks ago |
apetogentleman.com | Graham Jones
There was a time when wearing your gym kit outside the gym meant you’d either forgotten something or given up entirely. But not anymore. Today’s luxury sportswear isn’t just built for performance — it’s engineered for airports, lounges, city streets and anywhere else you want to look like you might have just done a HIIT class in Dubai. This is first-class fitness wear: slick, minimal, and cut from cloth which is far more considered than the Lycra horrors of yesteryear.
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