Introducing our new lookbook, celebrating the new season and elevating the rhythms of everyday life.

A celebration of eating a big steak, cooked medium rare, served on the bone and shared between some friends. One of life’s truest pleasures, one that can barely be improved upon.  

In a small lock-up space next to Smithfield Market, Freddie Powell’s gallery, Ginny On Frederick, is putting on some of London’s most exciting, conceptual art shows.

To celebrate this year’s Perennials collection, we travelled from New York to London to Paris, spending a few days with friends whose style we admire to find out how they wear Drake’s, and to see how these clothes have become trusted companions in their everyday lives.

Peter Zummo has been a creative force in New York’s minimalist avant-garde music scene for fifty years. To commemorate his first solo concert in London in decades, writer Matthew Holman spends a rainy night in Soho with the trombonist, bandleader and composer.   

As he unveils a new body of work at Drake’s Savile Row store, we spent an afternoon with painter Hugo Hamper Potts, to talk about painting faces and capturing landscapes.  

Peter Doyle’s studio is tucked away on a side street near Brighton’s seafront, among the rainbow-coloured terraces of Kemp Town. The Irish-born painter has been based in the seaside town for just over a year now. When we visit he’s deep in work for an upcoming exhibition that will open in New York in March.  

To celebrate our new Fatigue Edit, we put some of our hardest wearing pieces through their paces on a boatyard in Kent, with Felix Nash, the founder of Fine Cider.

Christopher Bollen’s apartment in Paris is perched in a building overlooking Shakespeare & Co. It’s about as classic a spot as any for an expatriate writer to find himself in. His sixth novel, Havoc, which came out in 2024, is just about to be published in French. To celebrate, we spent the afternoon with the writer to talk about murder, male models and tarot card readers.