The Revue: Paul Housley

Under a railway bridge on the outskirts of Tokyo, Keisuke Nakamura has turned a forgotten corner of the city into an art centre of rare openness and innovation.

We get to know American painter Reginald Sylvester II as he opens his new exhibition in London.

Inspired by the well-worn elegance of writers and explorers, our Bureau Collection is as suited to a hike in the wilderness as a sunlit piazza somewhere along the Mediterranean. 

In Zurich for the day, we headed to the city’s finest and most historic dining institution, Kronenhalle, for lunch under the watchful gaze of their collection of Picassos, Chagalls and Miros. 

We spent an afternoon in Shinjuku with Kazuki Nagayama, showcasing some of our Perennial suiting range.

On the sun-drenched eastern shore of Lake Zurich, an 80-year-old house is living out its final weeks. Inside it, the British-born, Zurich-based artist has spent the last several months transforming the old building into a studio and laboratory.

As he opens a new exhibition at Sessions Art Club, Cary Kwok reflects on fantasy, longing, and glossy aesthetics of the 80s.

The camp collar holiday shirt has taken many forms‚ and many names‚ over the years, but its essential essence remains undiluted. It's a simple, square-hemmed, short-sleeved shirt with an open collar. Not to be overdesigned or overthought. 

Black Spring Books is piled high with dusty classics, avant-garde must-haves and tantalising obscurities. By the register, watching over the it all is the proprietor, Simona Blat.