We take a modernist pilgrimage to the French Riviera, a detour to Somerset for some of the best in contemporary sculpture, with a final stop on the Coney Island boardwalk for some fun at the fair.

With a new exhibition, photographer and friend of Drake’s James Harvey-Kelly has captured a decade of good times, beautiful light and the moments in-between.

From a chance to get up close with the work of a design master, to one of London’s best new food ventures south of the river, our September Revue breaks down what to see, do, read and eat this month.

The BAFTA-winning actor has made a career out of mastering mimicry, he speaks to Drake’s about playing Churchill, the power of a good suit and the importance of keeping in touch.

Amak Mahmoodian uses photography, poetry and archival material to tell her own stories of love, grief and exile, and to give a voice to people who have been silenced.

Writer, creative consultant and noted man about town, Chris Black shares a decades-spanning playlist of upbeat guitar music that is best listened to when the lights are green and the windows are down.

Whether or not the sun is shining, summer is in full swing, and that calls for appropriate refreshments. Our resident drinks doyen Eric Twardzik considers the Michelada, a cocktail of beer, lime juice and spices, popular in Mexico.

July has arrived and our second strange summer is in full swing. With life slowly returning to something approaching familiar, we bring the Revue back to its early days of around-town suggestions, this month tentatively venturing beyond the UK, a little something for our readers located in some of our favourite cities. Read on.

As worn by painter and friend of the brand, Hugo Hamper-Potts.