Compulsory into the 1950s, then a symbol of the older generation. The history, the models and the wearing of the classic hat for men today.
Markus Scheer runs Vienna's oldest bespoke shoemaking house, founded in 1816. He explains what it means to understand a foot rather than simply measure it.
Bernhard Roetzel on his blue cotton jacket from Ed. Meier in Munich: action pleats behind the sleeves, a collar that buttons up, a centre vent.
Vivian Saskia Wittmer is the only female bespoke shoemaker in Florence, originally from Germany and at her workbench in Italy for over twenty years. A portrait of a craftswoman who skips the mystique and simply aims to make very good shoes.
An answer to Simon Crompton's case against braces. Why Bernhard Roetzel wears them with suit trousers, and what that has to do with balance.
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