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All About Alvaro. One of those refreshing occasions where an interviewee exceeds one’s lofty expectations; I’d been granted an audience with the newly-inaugurated Decanter Man of the Year, Mr Alvaro Palacios, to talk vines, bullfighting and leading the revival of Spain’s once dwindling fine wine industry, for the Berry Bros. & Rudd blog. Here’s his vinous wisdom.
Photograph by Jason Lowe.
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High-end specs. This year's Wired luxury supplement, Desired, features four superlative modes of transport, three breathtaking eco resorts, two technologically-enhanced fine fragrances and a bespoke £1 million TV screen. Now available to download for free via the magazine's iPad app.
Thinking outside the box. For those of us who've suffered the ignominy of working in corporate cubicles (and for the many who still do), this is the eight-point-plan I wrote for Mr Porter to help transform your drab workspace into a lair of cutting-edge business creativity.
Illustration by Patrick Leger.
Peak Performers. Matches Fashion asked me to suggest some appropriately cool essentials for the slopes to celebrate the annual Style Report alpine sports special. Here are my six key picks for the piste.
Photograph by John Balsom.
Son et lumière. And so to November, a month associated with remembrance, thanksgiving and the annual Wired Sound and Vision supplement. For the latter, I had the congenial challenge of putting four of the latest system cameras to the test - with the able assistance of my three-year-old son - as well as showcasing the best new multimedia apps and sourcing some extraordinarily Kubrickian audiophile speakers. Out now.
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City haul. Brummell's September issue is a veritable compendium of luxury lifestyle advice for the Square Mile and beyond, featuring a men's style special, not to mention the latest in gastronomy, travel, horology, and more. My input: a detailed look at Ralph Lauren's first ever Polo flagship store and eight trailblazing gadgets with impeccable specifications.
Berry good. As of this month I have, to my great pleasure, begun a freelance editorial stint at Britain's oldest wine and spirit merchant, the venerable Berry Bros. & Rudd. Among my first tasks? Dotting the i's and crossing the t's on this substantial vinous tome which accompanies their annual Spanish offer, before naturally being invited to sample many of the wines* contained therein. (*try the 2012 Ekam from Bodega Castell D’Encus.)
Design language. For The Quarterly's seasonal celebration of the international design elite I got to profile Great British duo Barber Osgerby, expound the virtues of some audiophile headphones devised by Vertu's Ignacio Germade and conduct a Q&A with the first lady of interiors, Ilse Crawford.
Buoy toys. And so begins the maiden voyage of the newly relaunched Boat International, the quintessential lifestyle bible for mega-yacht aficionados, and with it my inaugural tech column. First up: scuba gear to savour and three suitably smart phones. Available in print and digital editions now.
Entente sartorial. Last winter Man About Town invited me to interview Berluti's appropriately-named artistic director, Mr Alessandro Sartori. The venue? The Parisian marque's former footwear atelier on London's Conduit Street which Sartori has personally transformed into Berluti's first head-to-toe, three-storey 'Maison'. Click on image to expand article.
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Pop stars. The marketing hype tells us razor technology has never been so good but which disposable shaving systems are genuinely at the cutting-edge? My latest Wired test featured a lot of balloons and (mercifully for a haemophiliac) minimal blood-letting.
Photograph by Dave Lidwell.
Skype face. So you've been shortlisted for that six-figure post you'd set your heart on and being a considerate/lazy/technology-worshiping employer they've suggested your friendly interrogation take place via Skype. This would be where my Mr Porter guide to acing a video interview comes in.
Illustration by Nick Hardcastle.
White entertainment. A Monarch advertorial project I recently undertook for Yahoo's Travel channel dealt with a pastime close to my heart: downhill skiing. Here's my rundown of some of the best European resorts, all naturally accessible via a certain low-cost British airline.
Face value. Wired's annual paean to all things horological this year includes the world's first atomic pocket watch, the latest wearable tech put to the test and five timepieces that make light of the darkness. My mission? To get to the bottom of 2014's penchant for diving watch design. Read it gratis on the Wired iOS app.
Start choppin'. The latest issue of Land Rover's Onelife magazine is a celebration of 21st-Century exploration and the tools that latter-day adventurers rely on to keep them alive. I was invited to search far and wide for the best gear for the great outdoors, from a revolutionary sleeping bag to the world's first subsea limousine. I also got to interview Peter Buchanan-Smith, the founder of Best Made Company and a man with some serious axes to grind. Download the free iPad issue here.
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Type face. My third interview with the affable Ian Callum, Jaguar's chief of design, was our first face to face meeting. Mr Porter (literally) sent me to Coventry to profile the award-winning creator of the F-Type R Coupé at his company HQ. He didn't disappoint. Read on for the modest Scot's personal take on ugly boats, the brilliance of Marcel Breuer and the perils of driving an £8 million Ferrari around Dumfriesshire.
Flights of fancy. Cutting-edge helicopter design has truly taken off over the last year, from luxury leather-clad air taxis to agile radar-jamming drones. I tracked down five exemplary rotors for the January 2014 issue of Wired.
Photograph by Antoine Gonin.