The Telegraph has an interesting article on accessories for men. Written by Fantastic Man’s Charlie Porter, the article eschews the usual newspaper approach to mens accessories (also known as the ‘we don’t do that, we’re blokes’ approach) for some considered picks from the best of menswear. We don’t like tooting our own horn, but all of the labels mentioned – the list ranges from Church’s to H By Harris – have been featured here at some point. We’re just saying.

Read the full feature here.

Nicola Formichetti turns us onto a Telegraph piece where they tour his house and interview him. The Selby-esque piece asks the renowned stylist some interesting questions about his background, views on fashion and his toy collection. An interesting insight into how he operates in when he’s asked whether his home reflects his interest in fashion.

I try to keep my clothing and fashion stuff in one room, so that on the rare occasions when I am not working, I can switch off and rest.

Read the full interview here.

Take a look at more pictures from the house tour after the jump.

Telegraph UK writes about the losing fight by Savile Row Tailor to preserve the use of the term ‘bespoke’ which has been gaining popularity in more commercial suit retailers – even though their suits are truly made by hand. "The Advertising Standards Authority has dismissed a complaint that labelling clothes which have been cut from a template as bespoke is misleading… The word was coined by tailors on Savile Row, London, in the 17th century and referred to a suit which was hand-crafted from a single bolt of cloth without the use of a pre-existing pattern."

Read the full story at Telegraph UK.

London’s  Telegraph published an intereesting editorial on the state of mens jeans calling out for a move away from the “drainpipe” look and for designers ot start considering the over-30 crowd. “Added to the woes of the average jean-seeker, brands such as Cheap Monday and American Apparel have pushed drainpipes, a cut that gives a spray-on look that requires an underfed frame, so it’s not one that many over the age of 30 need attempt.” Writer Charlie Porter (who is also Associate editor at GQ UK) sings the praises of Acne’s “The Gentleman’s Jean.”

Read the full story here.