Stephen Doig

6 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Stephen Doig

Ben Cobb, editor and style savant, brings his love of the disco decade's dressing to a new collectionYves Saint Laurent, hair coiffed and as reed-thin as his Gitane cigarette, lighting up the dance-floor at Paris's Le Sept nightclub as his yin and yang female familiars Betty Catroux and Loulou de la Falaise flick their hair alongside, as potent as his Opium fragrance.

1 week ago | msn.com | Stephen Doig

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1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Stephen Doig

Step lightly - and smartly - into the new season with the right shoes for balmier days aheadAfter a winter of discontent, the first, glorious green shoots of spring have arrived across the UK, and gladdening to the heart it is too, amidst the uncertainty of the wider global news right now. The soothing sway of cherry blossoms is a balm. With it comes the seasonal adjustment to our wardrobes, as the knitwear is finally relegated and a lighter mood infuses how we dress.

2 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Stephen Doig |Jessica Burrell

How to dress for the famous horse racing meet in June has always been a fascinating blend of tradition with a dash of modernity. As Ascot racecourse releases its official lookbook overseen by creative director of the festival, British designer Daniel Fletcher, we assess the changing style and social mores in the enclosures.

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Stephen Doig

Traditionally, a certain breed of man - rather blue blood, namely - would wear little more than a signet ring with a family crest, passed on for generations. But lapel pins are a different beast, because they're the final, ritzy flourish on a formal wardrobe - they demand a stately lapel, usually on a black tie dinner jacket, set against satin or grosgrain silk notch lapel. It's a statement of intent that you've made an effort and want a final flourish to add a certain oomph.