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How was Dry January for you?
Some pink on a grey day
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John Simons
With a career spanning over six decades, John Simons’ contribution to British menswear remains unparalleled. Beginning his career as a window dresser for the illustrious Cecil Gee before opening The Ivy shop, the first of several stores, in 1964; John Simons is held by those in-the-know as the definitive voice on all matters pertaining to Ivy League style in the U.K.
Since 2011 the John Simons storefront has been situated in the heart of Marylebone at No. 46 Chiltern street. Whilst the commitment to mid-century American style remains, the focus is firmly on the present, a fact which is reflected in a choice selection of products which span the globe: from artisan Japanese denim to premium French workwear. John Simons; the destination for all discerning modernists.
Pearl Primus performs to "Honeysuckle Rose" as played by an all-star group consisting of Teddy Wilson, Lou McGarity, Sidney Catlett, Bobby Hackett and John Simons, Gjon Mili, 1943
John Simons, Titania Sleeping in the moonlight protected by her fairies, date unknown. Watercolor and gouache