Savile Row Style Magazine

Nov 29, 2023 | savilerow-style.com | Daniel Evans

Kathryn outside her new Edinburgh atelier. Picture credit: Roberto RicciutiBy Daniel EvansIt was no more than a three-minute walk – after all, Savile Row is barely 100 yards from end to end – but it was enough to change Kathryn Sargent’s life. It was during her time as a fashion student back in the 1990s that Kathryn, who grew up in Yorkshire and was then at college in Surrey, made the journey to Mayfair for the first time. Kathryn takes up the story.

Oct 30, 2023 | savilerow-style.com | Daniel Evans

Sustainability champions: Su Thomas,  John Parkinson and Sam Goates                                                  By Daniel EvansSu Thomas, known to many on Savile Row for her excellent work with the Savile Row Bespoke Association, has taken up the new challenge of improving sustainability among the finest tailors in the land.

Aug 16, 2023 | savilerow-style.com | Daniel Evans

By Daniel EvansEdward Sexton, the tailor who shook up Savile Row with his bright colours and daring styles, has died at the age of 80 following a short illness. Sexton, always immaculately dressed whenever he went out, was one of the key driving forces  of change on Savile Row and, so much did he love the trade, he never retired. Most famously, Sexton combined with Tommy Nutter to bring a touch of rebellion to the traditions of Savile Row.

Jul 27, 2023 | savilerow-style.com | Daniel Evans

By Daniel EvansEdward Sexton, the tailor who shook up Savile Row with his bright colours and daring styles, has died at the age of 80 following a short illness. Sexton, always immaculately dressed whenever he went out, was one of the key driving forces  of change on Savile Row and, so much did he love the trade, he never retired. Most famously, Sexton combined with Tommy Nutter to bring a touch of rebellion to the traditions of Savile Row.

May 31, 2023 | savilerow-style.com | Daniel Evans

By Daniel EvansAs the sun beats down on Savile Row, bouncing off the prestige and classic cars on display outside Britain’s finest tailoring establishments, Patrick Grant, director of Norton & Sons, is very much in his element. He is delighted to see the Row packed with enthusiasts of both fine clothing and exotic cars as the second Savile Row Concours gets underway and he feels the future is looking good for the home of high-class tailoring.