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The Future of Designer Menswear

Fashion's masculine wardrobe is experiencing a revival. From tailoring's return to gender-neutral styles being accepted more readily, menswear is experiencing an unprecedented period of evolution.

With sales of menswear increasing exponentially, luxury retailers are expanding their product lines and revamping how they sell menswear clothing - but what will this mean for designer menswear in general?

Kenneth Cole

Kenneth Cole, one of the premier fashion designers who established his name brand in 1982, is best known for combining classic and modern styles in his designs, which have quickly become highly coveted among both classicists and modernists alike. Furthermore, his company is widely respected for their environmental policies as they utilize recycled and organic materials when producing their goods; additionally they provide shoes and accessories inspired by New York culture which encompasses various cultures and styles.

Cole is widely distributed throughout department stores, specialty boutiques, his own retail shops and online e-commerce site as well as discount outlet centers worldwide. His company maintains global operations out of New York City.

David Hart

David Hart is an American designer who participates in the CFDA Men's Fund. His tightly edited fall 2020 collection showcased his interpretation of what modern men want to wear, beginning with an ivory camel suit embroidered with wildflowers on its lapels -- nodding toward today's "yeehaw agenda," then followed by extra-roomy trousers paired with a camp shirt featuring printed bananas duct-taped to its seams; an allusion to Maurizio Cattelan's now-famous plantain (and all its subsequent virtual reinterpretations).

Hart has always had an affinity for tailored clothing, beginning with neckties in 2009. Six years ago he launched a small tie line that has since expanded into an entire ready to wear collection. His designs bridge classical tailoring techniques with contemporary fits and colors for an elevated experience - silk and wool ties, Doegal Tweed suiting and trim banlon Polo Shirts all exude an effortless style and exude an aura of crooner cool!

Louis Vuitton

Louis Vuitton is one of the world's premier luxury brands, founded in France in 1854 as an aesthetic journey inspired by travel and discovery. Since then, this French fashion house has continued its expansion by designing products with ergonomic features to accommodate new modes of transport; continuing the values set forth by its founder through savoir-faire and creativity.

Louis Vuitton has an illustrious history of collaborations with prominent artists and designers. Perhaps their most acclaimed collaboration was with American streetwear brand Supreme, designed by Takashi Murakami and Stephen Sprouse in 2001. Furthermore, Murakami created his signature graffiti style collection of Louis Vuitton bags featuring his unique blend of cute art over classic monogram canvas in 2008.

In 2010, Louis Vuitton opened its most luxurious store in London: Louis Vuitton Island Maison is a three-story building featuring an open air courtyard and private terraces as well as museum and exhibition space, restaurant, bar, as well as museum exhibition space. Additionally, in 2022 the brand will launch its inaugural LVMH-owned shop in China.

MR PORTER FUTURES

Fashion industry competition is getting ever tougher for young aspiring designers to break in, which makes it hard for aspiring young designers to break in. Therefore, luxury online menswear destination Mr Porter and Klarna are teaming up to launch a global designer mentorship programme called MR PORTER FUTURES that will assist three young designers build their brands while designing and producing at least 15 pieces to launch on Mr Porter's platform. In addition, each chosen designer will also receive an intensive high-level business incubation program along with coaching sessions from leading industry mentors; plus they will share 50% of any Net Profits* generated through sales on Mr Porter over 12 months - an invaluable opportunity!

Applications from all around the world may submit applications until June 6, 2019, to be considered for mentoring by our Mentor Selection Committee. After review of applications are aggregated in June, three designers or duos who scored highest will be invited for interviews with us, then chosen three will have a two season window in which their responsible collection can be available on our platform.

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Character Intro: Horkos (Kingdom of Ichor)

Nicknames- The Amber King, The Oathbinder by the people of Olympius

Age- 42 (immortal)

Location- Little Athens, New Olympus

Personality- He's sure of himself, confident, & aggressive. He's also highly detail oriented, organized, and reliable. He's dating.

He has the standard abilities of a god except shapeshifting. As the god of oaths his other powers/abilities include amber generation/manipulation, limited pyrokinesis, truth sense, conjuring up contracts, limited hydrokinesis (as it pertains to the waters of the river Styx), having an innate sense of oaths/promises a person has kept or broken, and limited curse inducement.

Horkos resides in a brownstone in the Little Athens neighborhood of New Olympus. All the doors are made out of Stygian Iron & Celestial Bronze. Burgundy, caramel brown, ivory, and merlot red are major interior colors. There's rich dark oakwood & marble flooring, an onyx kitchen island, a rooftop terrace, tufted velvet furniture, a wine cellar, as well as a state-of-the-art steam shower.

He has an animal companion- a griffin named Oberon who's his usual mode of transportation when traveling great distances. They have an unbreakable bond with Oberon being fiercely protective of his rider.

A go-to drink for him is a dirty martini. He also likes mineral water, beer, pinot noir, manhattans, whiskey sours, & negronis. Usuals from The Roasted Bean include an olympian sized roast coffee, a large iced americano, and a large iced black tea.

Horkos takes pride in his physical shape. He has an iron clad workout routine. If he's able to, he'll work out three times a day.

Because of his profession he normally dresses in dark & structured tailored suits. Off work, Horkos dresses casually in cashmere shirts & sweaters, track suits, sneakers, and jeans.

A typical breakfast for him ia a bowl of maple oatmeal topped with chopped walnuts & peanut butter. He's also a fan of the Earthly Harvest raisin crunch cereal. Horkos also enjoys the breakfast platter at The Hearthside Diner- loaded scrambled eggs (added with feta cheese, onions, black olives, & cheddar cheese), with slices of buttered toast, home fries, and strips of bacon & sausage (he likes them burnt to a crisp).

He's fluent in all the languages spoken in Olympius.

Horkos is thinking of buying a place in the Underworld.

A favorite thing he likes getting from The Bread Box is the BLT sandwich along with a large roasted red pepper & tomato soup.

Horkos' main source of income comes from being the city's district attorney. His most high profile case was the trial of Socrates. He also teaches the contracts class at the New Olympus School of Law. For other means of income Horkos is also a contributing writer for O Dianooumenos and Zeus' gentlemen's magazine. He also models for/endorses Platinum Alchemy, Shadow Specs- the designer eyewear brand of Dolos (god of deception & treachery), and The Black Label- the menswear brand of Moros (god of doom).

In the pantheon Horkos is friends with Nomos (god of laws), Neicus (god of debate & appeal), Alastor (god of blood feuds & vengeance), Favian (god of philosophy), Coeus (Titan god of foresight, intellect, & knowledge); he's a frequent guest on the Nocturnal Thoughts podcast, Astraeus (Titan god of dusk), Helios (Titan god of the sun), The Ourea (esteemed mountain gods), Axiótimos (god of honor), Soter (god of safety), Ponos (god of hard labor & toil), Aion (god of time, eternity, & the zodiacs), and Aletheia (goddess of truth).

He dislikes Psuedologos (god of lies).

Horkos was mentored by Styx (Titaness of hatred).

Outside the pantheon, he's friends with a few cyclopes & giants.

As for his dating life, the longest relationship he's ever been in was with Sophrosyne (goddess of moderation, temperance, & restraint). Horkos ended things just twenty years shy of a century. He also briefly dated Argía (goddess of holidays), Hesperis (goddess of the evening & sunset), and Hesychia (goddess of quiet, stillness, rest, & silence). Now, Horkos is quietly dating Apheleia (goddess of simplicity). On paper the two of them have next to nothing in common, but they feel comfortable around each other. The intense physical connection was indeed a pleasant surprise for him. After they made love for the first time, Horkos was a sweaty trembling blubbering mess. Apheleia comforted him- cuddling him, kissing his forehead, & whispering sweet sayings in Old Greek. Horkos wants to date her publicly, but she doesn't feel so sure.

Ponos is often his cigar smoking buddy when he frequents the premier smoking room/wine bar.

His favorite dessert is the milopita from Hollyhock's Bakery. He also likes Apheleia's baklava.

Horkos has taken on blacksmithing as a latest hobby.

His all time favorite meal is herb roasted lamb chops. Apheleia's black bean soup comes in as a close second.

In his free time Horkos enjoys boxing, jogging, football (soccer), basketball, chess, mountain climbing, swimming, baseball, reading, writing, tai chi, mixed martial arts, poker, pool, and billiards.

"It's not the oath that makes us believe the man, but the man the oath."

[cleverhottubmiracle]

Written by Menswear Style in Travel on the 19th November 2024 When planning a trip to Bath, UK, understanding the city’s seasonal charm can help create an unforgettable experience. Whether you're eager to explore its Roman heritage, enjoy the rolling countryside, or simply relax at some of the best hotels in Bath, the season you choose can shape your holiday significantly. Let’s dive into what each time of year offers so you can find the best fit for your ideal vacation. Spring (March to May): A Blossoming Paradise Springtime in Bath is truly captivating. As the weather begins to warm, the city’s gardens and parks come to life. The blooming cherry blossoms and fresh greenery make this period perfect for long walks and outdoor picnics. Why Visit in Spring? Comfortable Temperatures: With average highs ranging between 10°C and 16°C (50°F - 61°F), the mild weather is ideal for sightseeing without the crowds of summer. Historic Tours: This season is a great time to explore Bath’s iconic landmarks like the Roman Baths and Bath Abbey. The weather is mild enough for walking tours, allowing you to fully appreciate the city’s Georgian architecture. Festivals and Events: Bath hosts a variety of spring events, including the Bath Comedy Festival in April and the Bath Festival in May, which celebrates music and literature. Spring also brings opportunities to explore the city’s hidden gems. Visit the Holburne Museum, set within the scenic Sydney Gardens, or take a leisurely stroll along the Kennet and Avon Canal. The vibrant wildflowers and tranquil waters make for a picturesque backdrop perfect for photography enthusiasts. If you're planning a stay, booking a boutique hotel in Bath during spring can provide an intimate and cozy base for your explorations. With fewer tourists than peak summer months, you’ll enjoy a more peaceful experience. Summer (June to August): The Height of Activity Summer is the most popular time to visit Bath, drawing travelers from all over the world. The city buzzes with life, and outdoor activities are at their peak. What Makes Summer Special? Warm Weather: Average temperatures range from 18°C to 22°C (64°F - 72°F), making it perfect for open-air concerts, al fresco dining, and exploring Bath’s lush countryside. Outdoor Attractions: Head over to the Royal Crescent’s lawn or the botanical gardens in Royal Victoria Park for a relaxing afternoon. You can also take a scenic boat ride along the River Avon for a unique view of the city. Events and Markets: The Bath Carnival in July is a vibrant celebration full of music, dance, and colorful parades. The local markets flourish with artisanal products and fresh produce, ideal for picking up unique souvenirs. Summer is also the ideal time to experience the city’s rooftop bars and outdoor cafés. Enjoy a refreshing afternoon tea on a terrace or sip cocktails as you watch the sunset over the historic skyline. The city’s calendar is packed with open-air theater performances and live music events that add to the summer ambiance. However, keep in mind that summer is the peak tourist season. Be sure to book accommodations and tickets for attractions well in advance to avoid disappointment. Autumn (September to November): A Golden Getaway As the summer crowds disperse, Bath takes on a more tranquil and golden hue. The autumn months are perfect for those who appreciate crisp weather and a more relaxed atmosphere. Top Reasons to Visit in Autumn:Stunning Scenery: The city’s parks and the surrounding countryside become a canvas of red, orange, and gold. Walks through Prior Park Landscape Garden and Alexandra Park are particularly breathtaking at this time of year. Mild Weather: With temperatures cooling down from summer’s highs, ranging from 10°C to 18°C (50°F - 64°F), autumn offers comfortable conditions for both indoor and outdoor activities. Cultural Events: Bath’s literature scene comes alive with the Bath Children’s Literature Festival in late September. There’s also the Great Bath Feast, which showcases local culinary delights, perfect for foodies. During autumn, the city’s cozy tea rooms and boutique shops provide a warm retreat. It’s the perfect time to try seasonal delicacies such as spiced apple cider or homemade pumpkin soup. For those interested in history, this is a fantastic time to explore the quieter museums and galleries, where you can delve into Bath’s rich heritage without the hustle of larger crowds. Autumn is a lovely time for a more relaxed visit. Opt for a boutique hotel in Bath that offers cozy amenities like fireplaces and warm tea services to fully enjoy the season. Winter (December to February): A Cozy and Festive Escape Winter in Bath has its own special charm, offering a mix of festive cheer and peaceful retreat. The city transforms into a picturesque winter wonderland, particularly around the holiday season. Why Winter Could Be Your Best Bet:Christmas Magic: The Bath Christmas Market, which runs from late November to mid-December, is one of the highlights of the winter season. Stalls featuring handmade crafts, local foods, and seasonal treats fill the streets with festive spirit. Thermal Spa Experience: Winter is the perfect time to take advantage of Bath’s famed Thermae Bath Spa. Imagine soaking in warm, mineral-rich waters while overlooking the city’s rooftops blanketed in frost. Quieter Attractions: Post-New Year, the city’s attractions are much less crowded, allowing for more personalized experiences at places like the Jane Austen Centre and the Fashion Museum. While winter temperatures average between 1°C and 8°C (34°F - 46°F), a well-layered outfit will keep you warm as you wander through the historic streets. Enjoy hearty British dishes at local pubs and indulge in afternoon tea by a roaring fire for an authentic experience. Winter also offers a unique opportunity to take part in guided ghost tours, which explore the city’s mysterious and often chilling history. For those who love to shop, Bath’s boutique stores offer plenty of options for finding unique gifts and handmade items. Final Thoughts: Choosing Your Perfect Season Ultimately, the best time to vacation in Bath depends on what you seek in your getaway. For bustling energy and outdoor fun, summer is unbeatable. For peace and scenic beauty, autumn and spring offer the perfect balance. And for a cozy, intimate experience rich with tradition, winter is a magical option. Regardless of when you visit, Bath’s timeless appeal ensures you’ll find plenty to marvel at, from its ancient baths to its inviting boutique hotels and lively festivals. Plan your trip with the seasons in mind, and you’ll be rewarded with memories that capture the essence of this historic city. No matter the season, Bath welcomes visitors with open arms, ready to share its stories, its architecture, and its natural beauty. Make your choice, pack your bags, and embark on a journey that’s as timeless as the city itself. /* */ Source link

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Written by Menswear Style in Travel on the 19th November 2024 When planning a trip to Bath, UK, understanding the city’s seasonal charm can help create an unforgettable experience. Whether you're eager to explore its Roman heritage, enjoy the rolling countryside, or simply relax at some of the best hotels in Bath, the season you choose can shape your holiday significantly. Let’s dive into what each time of year offers so you can find the best fit for your ideal vacation. Spring (March to May): A Blossoming Paradise Springtime in Bath is truly captivating. As the weather begins to warm, the city’s gardens and parks come to life. The blooming cherry blossoms and fresh greenery make this period perfect for long walks and outdoor picnics. Why Visit in Spring? Comfortable Temperatures: With average highs ranging between 10°C and 16°C (50°F - 61°F), the mild weather is ideal for sightseeing without the crowds of summer. Historic Tours: This season is a great time to explore Bath’s iconic landmarks like the Roman Baths and Bath Abbey. The weather is mild enough for walking tours, allowing you to fully appreciate the city’s Georgian architecture. Festivals and Events: Bath hosts a variety of spring events, including the Bath Comedy Festival in April and the Bath Festival in May, which celebrates music and literature. Spring also brings opportunities to explore the city’s hidden gems. Visit the Holburne Museum, set within the scenic Sydney Gardens, or take a leisurely stroll along the Kennet and Avon Canal. The vibrant wildflowers and tranquil waters make for a picturesque backdrop perfect for photography enthusiasts. If you're planning a stay, booking a boutique hotel in Bath during spring can provide an intimate and cozy base for your explorations. With fewer tourists than peak summer months, you’ll enjoy a more peaceful experience. Summer (June to August): The Height of Activity Summer is the most popular time to visit Bath, drawing travelers from all over the world. The city buzzes with life, and outdoor activities are at their peak. What Makes Summer Special? Warm Weather: Average temperatures range from 18°C to 22°C (64°F - 72°F), making it perfect for open-air concerts, al fresco dining, and exploring Bath’s lush countryside. Outdoor Attractions: Head over to the Royal Crescent’s lawn or the botanical gardens in Royal Victoria Park for a relaxing afternoon. You can also take a scenic boat ride along the River Avon for a unique view of the city. Events and Markets: The Bath Carnival in July is a vibrant celebration full of music, dance, and colorful parades. The local markets flourish with artisanal products and fresh produce, ideal for picking up unique souvenirs. Summer is also the ideal time to experience the city’s rooftop bars and outdoor cafés. Enjoy a refreshing afternoon tea on a terrace or sip cocktails as you watch the sunset over the historic skyline. The city’s calendar is packed with open-air theater performances and live music events that add to the summer ambiance. However, keep in mind that summer is the peak tourist season. Be sure to book accommodations and tickets for attractions well in advance to avoid disappointment. Autumn (September to November): A Golden Getaway As the summer crowds disperse, Bath takes on a more tranquil and golden hue. The autumn months are perfect for those who appreciate crisp weather and a more relaxed atmosphere. Top Reasons to Visit in Autumn:Stunning Scenery: The city’s parks and the surrounding countryside become a canvas of red, orange, and gold. Walks through Prior Park Landscape Garden and Alexandra Park are particularly breathtaking at this time of year. Mild Weather: With temperatures cooling down from summer’s highs, ranging from 10°C to 18°C (50°F - 64°F), autumn offers comfortable conditions for both indoor and outdoor activities. Cultural Events: Bath’s literature scene comes alive with the Bath Children’s Literature Festival in late September. There’s also the Great Bath Feast, which showcases local culinary delights, perfect for foodies. During autumn, the city’s cozy tea rooms and boutique shops provide a warm retreat. It’s the perfect time to try seasonal delicacies such as spiced apple cider or homemade pumpkin soup. For those interested in history, this is a fantastic time to explore the quieter museums and galleries, where you can delve into Bath’s rich heritage without the hustle of larger crowds. Autumn is a lovely time for a more relaxed visit. Opt for a boutique hotel in Bath that offers cozy amenities like fireplaces and warm tea services to fully enjoy the season. Winter (December to February): A Cozy and Festive Escape Winter in Bath has its own special charm, offering a mix of festive cheer and peaceful retreat. The city transforms into a picturesque winter wonderland, particularly around the holiday season. Why Winter Could Be Your Best Bet:Christmas Magic: The Bath Christmas Market, which runs from late November to mid-December, is one of the highlights of the winter season. Stalls featuring handmade crafts, local foods, and seasonal treats fill the streets with festive spirit. Thermal Spa Experience: Winter is the perfect time to take advantage of Bath’s famed Thermae Bath Spa. Imagine soaking in warm, mineral-rich waters while overlooking the city’s rooftops blanketed in frost. Quieter Attractions: Post-New Year, the city’s attractions are much less crowded, allowing for more personalized experiences at places like the Jane Austen Centre and the Fashion Museum. While winter temperatures average between 1°C and 8°C (34°F - 46°F), a well-layered outfit will keep you warm as you wander through the historic streets. Enjoy hearty British dishes at local pubs and indulge in afternoon tea by a roaring fire for an authentic experience. Winter also offers a unique opportunity to take part in guided ghost tours, which explore the city’s mysterious and often chilling history. For those who love to shop, Bath’s boutique stores offer plenty of options for finding unique gifts and handmade items. Final Thoughts: Choosing Your Perfect Season Ultimately, the best time to vacation in Bath depends on what you seek in your getaway. For bustling energy and outdoor fun, summer is unbeatable. For peace and scenic beauty, autumn and spring offer the perfect balance. And for a cozy, intimate experience rich with tradition, winter is a magical option. Regardless of when you visit, Bath’s timeless appeal ensures you’ll find plenty to marvel at, from its ancient baths to its inviting boutique hotels and lively festivals. Plan your trip with the seasons in mind, and you’ll be rewarded with memories that capture the essence of this historic city. No matter the season, Bath welcomes visitors with open arms, ready to share its stories, its architecture, and its natural beauty. Make your choice, pack your bags, and embark on a journey that’s as timeless as the city itself. /* */ Source link

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Written by Menswear Style in Travel on the 19th November 2024 When planning a trip to Bath, UK, understanding the city’s seasonal charm can help create an unforgettable experience. Whether you're eager to explore its Roman heritage, enjoy the rolling countryside, or simply relax at some of the best hotels in Bath, the season you choose can shape your holiday significantly. Let’s dive into what each time of year offers so you can find the best fit for your ideal vacation. Spring (March to May): A Blossoming Paradise Springtime in Bath is truly captivating. As the weather begins to warm, the city’s gardens and parks come to life. The blooming cherry blossoms and fresh greenery make this period perfect for long walks and outdoor picnics. Why Visit in Spring? Comfortable Temperatures: With average highs ranging between 10°C and 16°C (50°F - 61°F), the mild weather is ideal for sightseeing without the crowds of summer. Historic Tours: This season is a great time to explore Bath’s iconic landmarks like the Roman Baths and Bath Abbey. The weather is mild enough for walking tours, allowing you to fully appreciate the city’s Georgian architecture. Festivals and Events: Bath hosts a variety of spring events, including the Bath Comedy Festival in April and the Bath Festival in May, which celebrates music and literature. Spring also brings opportunities to explore the city’s hidden gems. Visit the Holburne Museum, set within the scenic Sydney Gardens, or take a leisurely stroll along the Kennet and Avon Canal. The vibrant wildflowers and tranquil waters make for a picturesque backdrop perfect for photography enthusiasts. If you're planning a stay, booking a boutique hotel in Bath during spring can provide an intimate and cozy base for your explorations. With fewer tourists than peak summer months, you’ll enjoy a more peaceful experience. Summer (June to August): The Height of Activity Summer is the most popular time to visit Bath, drawing travelers from all over the world. The city buzzes with life, and outdoor activities are at their peak. What Makes Summer Special? Warm Weather: Average temperatures range from 18°C to 22°C (64°F - 72°F), making it perfect for open-air concerts, al fresco dining, and exploring Bath’s lush countryside. Outdoor Attractions: Head over to the Royal Crescent’s lawn or the botanical gardens in Royal Victoria Park for a relaxing afternoon. You can also take a scenic boat ride along the River Avon for a unique view of the city. Events and Markets: The Bath Carnival in July is a vibrant celebration full of music, dance, and colorful parades. The local markets flourish with artisanal products and fresh produce, ideal for picking up unique souvenirs. Summer is also the ideal time to experience the city’s rooftop bars and outdoor cafés. Enjoy a refreshing afternoon tea on a terrace or sip cocktails as you watch the sunset over the historic skyline. The city’s calendar is packed with open-air theater performances and live music events that add to the summer ambiance. However, keep in mind that summer is the peak tourist season. Be sure to book accommodations and tickets for attractions well in advance to avoid disappointment. Autumn (September to November): A Golden Getaway As the summer crowds disperse, Bath takes on a more tranquil and golden hue. The autumn months are perfect for those who appreciate crisp weather and a more relaxed atmosphere. Top Reasons to Visit in Autumn:Stunning Scenery: The city’s parks and the surrounding countryside become a canvas of red, orange, and gold. Walks through Prior Park Landscape Garden and Alexandra Park are particularly breathtaking at this time of year. Mild Weather: With temperatures cooling down from summer’s highs, ranging from 10°C to 18°C (50°F - 64°F), autumn offers comfortable conditions for both indoor and outdoor activities. Cultural Events: Bath’s literature scene comes alive with the Bath Children’s Literature Festival in late September. There’s also the Great Bath Feast, which showcases local culinary delights, perfect for foodies. During autumn, the city’s cozy tea rooms and boutique shops provide a warm retreat. It’s the perfect time to try seasonal delicacies such as spiced apple cider or homemade pumpkin soup. For those interested in history, this is a fantastic time to explore the quieter museums and galleries, where you can delve into Bath’s rich heritage without the hustle of larger crowds. Autumn is a lovely time for a more relaxed visit. Opt for a boutique hotel in Bath that offers cozy amenities like fireplaces and warm tea services to fully enjoy the season. Winter (December to February): A Cozy and Festive Escape Winter in Bath has its own special charm, offering a mix of festive cheer and peaceful retreat. The city transforms into a picturesque winter wonderland, particularly around the holiday season. Why Winter Could Be Your Best Bet:Christmas Magic: The Bath Christmas Market, which runs from late November to mid-December, is one of the highlights of the winter season. Stalls featuring handmade crafts, local foods, and seasonal treats fill the streets with festive spirit. Thermal Spa Experience: Winter is the perfect time to take advantage of Bath’s famed Thermae Bath Spa. Imagine soaking in warm, mineral-rich waters while overlooking the city’s rooftops blanketed in frost. Quieter Attractions: Post-New Year, the city’s attractions are much less crowded, allowing for more personalized experiences at places like the Jane Austen Centre and the Fashion Museum. While winter temperatures average between 1°C and 8°C (34°F - 46°F), a well-layered outfit will keep you warm as you wander through the historic streets. Enjoy hearty British dishes at local pubs and indulge in afternoon tea by a roaring fire for an authentic experience. Winter also offers a unique opportunity to take part in guided ghost tours, which explore the city’s mysterious and often chilling history. For those who love to shop, Bath’s boutique stores offer plenty of options for finding unique gifts and handmade items. Final Thoughts: Choosing Your Perfect Season Ultimately, the best time to vacation in Bath depends on what you seek in your getaway. For bustling energy and outdoor fun, summer is unbeatable. For peace and scenic beauty, autumn and spring offer the perfect balance. And for a cozy, intimate experience rich with tradition, winter is a magical option. Regardless of when you visit, Bath’s timeless appeal ensures you’ll find plenty to marvel at, from its ancient baths to its inviting boutique hotels and lively festivals. Plan your trip with the seasons in mind, and you’ll be rewarded with memories that capture the essence of this historic city. No matter the season, Bath welcomes visitors with open arms, ready to share its stories, its architecture, and its natural beauty. Make your choice, pack your bags, and embark on a journey that’s as timeless as the city itself. /* */ Source link

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Written by Menswear Style in Travel on the 19th November 2024 When planning a trip to Bath, UK, understanding the city’s seasonal charm can help create an unforgettable experience. Whether you're eager to explore its Roman heritage, enjoy the rolling countryside, or simply relax at some of the best hotels in Bath, the season you choose can shape your holiday significantly. Let’s dive into what each time of year offers so you can find the best fit for your ideal vacation. Spring (March to May): A Blossoming Paradise Springtime in Bath is truly captivating. As the weather begins to warm, the city’s gardens and parks come to life. The blooming cherry blossoms and fresh greenery make this period perfect for long walks and outdoor picnics. Why Visit in Spring? Comfortable Temperatures: With average highs ranging between 10°C and 16°C (50°F - 61°F), the mild weather is ideal for sightseeing without the crowds of summer. Historic Tours: This season is a great time to explore Bath’s iconic landmarks like the Roman Baths and Bath Abbey. The weather is mild enough for walking tours, allowing you to fully appreciate the city’s Georgian architecture. Festivals and Events: Bath hosts a variety of spring events, including the Bath Comedy Festival in April and the Bath Festival in May, which celebrates music and literature. Spring also brings opportunities to explore the city’s hidden gems. Visit the Holburne Museum, set within the scenic Sydney Gardens, or take a leisurely stroll along the Kennet and Avon Canal. The vibrant wildflowers and tranquil waters make for a picturesque backdrop perfect for photography enthusiasts. If you're planning a stay, booking a boutique hotel in Bath during spring can provide an intimate and cozy base for your explorations. With fewer tourists than peak summer months, you’ll enjoy a more peaceful experience. Summer (June to August): The Height of Activity Summer is the most popular time to visit Bath, drawing travelers from all over the world. The city buzzes with life, and outdoor activities are at their peak. What Makes Summer Special? Warm Weather: Average temperatures range from 18°C to 22°C (64°F - 72°F), making it perfect for open-air concerts, al fresco dining, and exploring Bath’s lush countryside. Outdoor Attractions: Head over to the Royal Crescent’s lawn or the botanical gardens in Royal Victoria Park for a relaxing afternoon. You can also take a scenic boat ride along the River Avon for a unique view of the city. Events and Markets: The Bath Carnival in July is a vibrant celebration full of music, dance, and colorful parades. The local markets flourish with artisanal products and fresh produce, ideal for picking up unique souvenirs. Summer is also the ideal time to experience the city’s rooftop bars and outdoor cafés. Enjoy a refreshing afternoon tea on a terrace or sip cocktails as you watch the sunset over the historic skyline. The city’s calendar is packed with open-air theater performances and live music events that add to the summer ambiance. However, keep in mind that summer is the peak tourist season. Be sure to book accommodations and tickets for attractions well in advance to avoid disappointment. Autumn (September to November): A Golden Getaway As the summer crowds disperse, Bath takes on a more tranquil and golden hue. The autumn months are perfect for those who appreciate crisp weather and a more relaxed atmosphere. Top Reasons to Visit in Autumn:Stunning Scenery: The city’s parks and the surrounding countryside become a canvas of red, orange, and gold. Walks through Prior Park Landscape Garden and Alexandra Park are particularly breathtaking at this time of year. Mild Weather: With temperatures cooling down from summer’s highs, ranging from 10°C to 18°C (50°F - 64°F), autumn offers comfortable conditions for both indoor and outdoor activities. Cultural Events: Bath’s literature scene comes alive with the Bath Children’s Literature Festival in late September. There’s also the Great Bath Feast, which showcases local culinary delights, perfect for foodies. During autumn, the city’s cozy tea rooms and boutique shops provide a warm retreat. It’s the perfect time to try seasonal delicacies such as spiced apple cider or homemade pumpkin soup. For those interested in history, this is a fantastic time to explore the quieter museums and galleries, where you can delve into Bath’s rich heritage without the hustle of larger crowds. Autumn is a lovely time for a more relaxed visit. Opt for a boutique hotel in Bath that offers cozy amenities like fireplaces and warm tea services to fully enjoy the season. Winter (December to February): A Cozy and Festive Escape Winter in Bath has its own special charm, offering a mix of festive cheer and peaceful retreat. The city transforms into a picturesque winter wonderland, particularly around the holiday season. Why Winter Could Be Your Best Bet:Christmas Magic: The Bath Christmas Market, which runs from late November to mid-December, is one of the highlights of the winter season. Stalls featuring handmade crafts, local foods, and seasonal treats fill the streets with festive spirit. Thermal Spa Experience: Winter is the perfect time to take advantage of Bath’s famed Thermae Bath Spa. Imagine soaking in warm, mineral-rich waters while overlooking the city’s rooftops blanketed in frost. Quieter Attractions: Post-New Year, the city’s attractions are much less crowded, allowing for more personalized experiences at places like the Jane Austen Centre and the Fashion Museum. While winter temperatures average between 1°C and 8°C (34°F - 46°F), a well-layered outfit will keep you warm as you wander through the historic streets. Enjoy hearty British dishes at local pubs and indulge in afternoon tea by a roaring fire for an authentic experience. Winter also offers a unique opportunity to take part in guided ghost tours, which explore the city’s mysterious and often chilling history. For those who love to shop, Bath’s boutique stores offer plenty of options for finding unique gifts and handmade items. Final Thoughts: Choosing Your Perfect Season Ultimately, the best time to vacation in Bath depends on what you seek in your getaway. For bustling energy and outdoor fun, summer is unbeatable. For peace and scenic beauty, autumn and spring offer the perfect balance. And for a cozy, intimate experience rich with tradition, winter is a magical option. Regardless of when you visit, Bath’s timeless appeal ensures you’ll find plenty to marvel at, from its ancient baths to its inviting boutique hotels and lively festivals. Plan your trip with the seasons in mind, and you’ll be rewarded with memories that capture the essence of this historic city. No matter the season, Bath welcomes visitors with open arms, ready to share its stories, its architecture, and its natural beauty. Make your choice, pack your bags, and embark on a journey that’s as timeless as the city itself. /* */ Source link

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Written by Menswear Style in Travel on the 19th November 2024 When planning a trip to Bath, UK, understanding the city’s seasonal charm can help create an unforgettable experience. Whether you're eager to explore its Roman heritage, enjoy the rolling countryside, or simply relax at some of the best hotels in Bath, the season you choose can shape your holiday significantly. Let’s dive into what each time of year offers so you can find the best fit for your ideal vacation. Spring (March to May): A Blossoming Paradise Springtime in Bath is truly captivating. As the weather begins to warm, the city’s gardens and parks come to life. The blooming cherry blossoms and fresh greenery make this period perfect for long walks and outdoor picnics. Why Visit in Spring? Comfortable Temperatures: With average highs ranging between 10°C and 16°C (50°F - 61°F), the mild weather is ideal for sightseeing without the crowds of summer. Historic Tours: This season is a great time to explore Bath’s iconic landmarks like the Roman Baths and Bath Abbey. The weather is mild enough for walking tours, allowing you to fully appreciate the city’s Georgian architecture. Festivals and Events: Bath hosts a variety of spring events, including the Bath Comedy Festival in April and the Bath Festival in May, which celebrates music and literature. Spring also brings opportunities to explore the city’s hidden gems. Visit the Holburne Museum, set within the scenic Sydney Gardens, or take a leisurely stroll along the Kennet and Avon Canal. The vibrant wildflowers and tranquil waters make for a picturesque backdrop perfect for photography enthusiasts. If you're planning a stay, booking a boutique hotel in Bath during spring can provide an intimate and cozy base for your explorations. With fewer tourists than peak summer months, you’ll enjoy a more peaceful experience. Summer (June to August): The Height of Activity Summer is the most popular time to visit Bath, drawing travelers from all over the world. The city buzzes with life, and outdoor activities are at their peak. What Makes Summer Special? Warm Weather: Average temperatures range from 18°C to 22°C (64°F - 72°F), making it perfect for open-air concerts, al fresco dining, and exploring Bath’s lush countryside. Outdoor Attractions: Head over to the Royal Crescent’s lawn or the botanical gardens in Royal Victoria Park for a relaxing afternoon. You can also take a scenic boat ride along the River Avon for a unique view of the city. Events and Markets: The Bath Carnival in July is a vibrant celebration full of music, dance, and colorful parades. The local markets flourish with artisanal products and fresh produce, ideal for picking up unique souvenirs. Summer is also the ideal time to experience the city’s rooftop bars and outdoor cafés. Enjoy a refreshing afternoon tea on a terrace or sip cocktails as you watch the sunset over the historic skyline. The city’s calendar is packed with open-air theater performances and live music events that add to the summer ambiance. However, keep in mind that summer is the peak tourist season. Be sure to book accommodations and tickets for attractions well in advance to avoid disappointment. Autumn (September to November): A Golden Getaway As the summer crowds disperse, Bath takes on a more tranquil and golden hue. The autumn months are perfect for those who appreciate crisp weather and a more relaxed atmosphere. Top Reasons to Visit in Autumn:Stunning Scenery: The city’s parks and the surrounding countryside become a canvas of red, orange, and gold. Walks through Prior Park Landscape Garden and Alexandra Park are particularly breathtaking at this time of year. Mild Weather: With temperatures cooling down from summer’s highs, ranging from 10°C to 18°C (50°F - 64°F), autumn offers comfortable conditions for both indoor and outdoor activities. Cultural Events: Bath’s literature scene comes alive with the Bath Children’s Literature Festival in late September. There’s also the Great Bath Feast, which showcases local culinary delights, perfect for foodies. During autumn, the city’s cozy tea rooms and boutique shops provide a warm retreat. It’s the perfect time to try seasonal delicacies such as spiced apple cider or homemade pumpkin soup. For those interested in history, this is a fantastic time to explore the quieter museums and galleries, where you can delve into Bath’s rich heritage without the hustle of larger crowds. Autumn is a lovely time for a more relaxed visit. Opt for a boutique hotel in Bath that offers cozy amenities like fireplaces and warm tea services to fully enjoy the season. Winter (December to February): A Cozy and Festive Escape Winter in Bath has its own special charm, offering a mix of festive cheer and peaceful retreat. The city transforms into a picturesque winter wonderland, particularly around the holiday season. Why Winter Could Be Your Best Bet:Christmas Magic: The Bath Christmas Market, which runs from late November to mid-December, is one of the highlights of the winter season. Stalls featuring handmade crafts, local foods, and seasonal treats fill the streets with festive spirit. Thermal Spa Experience: Winter is the perfect time to take advantage of Bath’s famed Thermae Bath Spa. Imagine soaking in warm, mineral-rich waters while overlooking the city’s rooftops blanketed in frost. Quieter Attractions: Post-New Year, the city’s attractions are much less crowded, allowing for more personalized experiences at places like the Jane Austen Centre and the Fashion Museum. While winter temperatures average between 1°C and 8°C (34°F - 46°F), a well-layered outfit will keep you warm as you wander through the historic streets. Enjoy hearty British dishes at local pubs and indulge in afternoon tea by a roaring fire for an authentic experience. Winter also offers a unique opportunity to take part in guided ghost tours, which explore the city’s mysterious and often chilling history. For those who love to shop, Bath’s boutique stores offer plenty of options for finding unique gifts and handmade items. Final Thoughts: Choosing Your Perfect Season Ultimately, the best time to vacation in Bath depends on what you seek in your getaway. For bustling energy and outdoor fun, summer is unbeatable. For peace and scenic beauty, autumn and spring offer the perfect balance. And for a cozy, intimate experience rich with tradition, winter is a magical option. Regardless of when you visit, Bath’s timeless appeal ensures you’ll find plenty to marvel at, from its ancient baths to its inviting boutique hotels and lively festivals. Plan your trip with the seasons in mind, and you’ll be rewarded with memories that capture the essence of this historic city. No matter the season, Bath welcomes visitors with open arms, ready to share its stories, its architecture, and its natural beauty. Make your choice, pack your bags, and embark on a journey that’s as timeless as the city itself. /* */ Source link

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Top Indian Bridal Lehenga Stores in Green City London

London, renowned for its cultural diversity, has transformed into a bustling center for exquisite Indian Wedding attire. For brides in search of a blend of tradition and modernity, Green City boasts a standout destination: Green City, renowned for its array of premier bridal lehenga boutiques. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the top 10 Indian bridal boutiques that grace this vibrant city, each offering a distinct collection tailored to the diverse preferences of Indian brides.

1. Anjali London: Embracing Tradition with Bridal Lehengas

Anjali London, located near Unit 22-24 in the East Shopping Centre, exudes elegance. Their bridal lehengas, grooms wear, bridesmaid dresses, and other wedding ensembles showcase a seamless fusion of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design. Explore their offerings on their website and book an appointment for a personalized experience.

2. Seema M London: A Haven for Indian Bridal Attire

Located near Northumberland Ave, Isle worth, Seema M London is a sanctuary for all bridal things . From wedding lehengas to intricate Indian bridal clothing, pre-wedding ensembles, and Asian gowns, this boutique promises a diverse selection to fulfill every bride's vision. Shop conveniently online at Seema M.

3. Mysha London: Setting Trends with Wedding Attire

Nestled in the East Shopping Centre, Mysha London sets the standard for bridal fashion. Offering a broad range, from wedding attire to sharara suits, it serves as a one-stop destination for the modern Indian bride.

Mohi Fashion:

Mohi is a curated multi-designer online marketplace offering bridal lehengas, Indian sarees, designer wear, lehenga for engagement, wedding reception lehenga for bride, Ghagra choli for women and men's groom sherwani. They source their products from Surat, Jaipur, Kolkata, Tamil Nadu, Chandni Chowk, Lucknow, Assam and so on, providing a focus on reflecting the diversity of South Asian fashion. Mohi Fashion provides a 10% discount on all MRPs year-round and exclusive offers, along with video consultations for brides and customizable outfits in all sizes.

4. Dulhan: Bridging Tradition with Contemporary Elegance

Located near St. Stephens Parade, Dulhan is a treasure trove of bridal wear. Specializing in bridal lehengas, groom wear, and an extensive wedding collection, Dulhan caters to the diverse needs of couples. Explore their online store for a glimpse of their offerings.

5. My Trousseau : Exclusively Bridal Lehengas

Situated near St John's Wood Terrace, My Trousseau focuses on bridal lehengas, Indo-Western bridal gowns, and contemporary bridal attire. Brides can expect an exclusive collection that exudes opulence and grace. Shop their curated collection online for a unique experience.

6. Aashni & Co : Extravagance in Designer Wear

Located near Ledbury Rd, Aashni & Co is a paradise for those seeking designer wear lehengas. With a range encompassing menswear, bridesmaid outfits, Anarkali's, sharara suits, and designer dresses, this boutique epitomizes luxury and sophistication.

7. Baabul : Elevating Wedding Guest Ensembles

Found near The Broadway, Baabul offers not only bridal wear but also stunning wedding guest lehengas. The collection includes options for kids, ensuring the entire family is impeccably dressed for the occasion.

8. Desi Bridal :A Blend of Indian Bridal Attire

Situated on Green St, Desi Bridal is a haven for brides seeking variety. From lehengas to dresses for bridesmaids and wedding guest outfits, this boutique caters to every aspect of the bridal trousseau.

9. Doli London : Casual Elegance for Every Occasion

Located near Green St, Doli London highlights casual wear with elegance. With a focus on kameez & trousers, long dresses, and casual wear, this boutique provides options for wedding guests seeking comfort without compromising style.

10. Shiffonz : Beyond Bridal Lehengas

Nestled on Green St, Shiffonz goes beyond bridal lehengas. Offering attire for the mother of the bride, bride reception dresses, anarkali suits, casual wear, and more, Shiffonz ensures every moment is celebrated in style.

These top 10 Indian bridal boutiques in Green City, London epitomize the rich tradition and diversity of Indian bridal wear. From traditional craftsmanship to contemporary designs, these boutiques cater to the unique tastes and preferences of every bride, offering an unforgettable experience in finding the perfect bridal ensemble. Whether visiting in person or exploring their online collections, the options are limitless for creating a bridal look that is both timeless and trendsetting.

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