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“Even with non-narrative work, you’re always saying something. That’s one of the reasons I love dance: it’s emotional expression as well as physical expression.” For the latest in our dunhill Profiles series, we sat down with ballet dancer William Bracewell at the Sir John Soane’s Musuem. A self-proclaimed “hectic, energetic little boy”, Swansea-born William Bracewell was initially sent to ballet classes by his mother aged nine to tire him out. Today, aged 32, he is a principal dancer at The Royal Ballet – the first Welshman to hold such a role at the prestigious company. Read the interview in full at the link below: https://lnkd.in/eZau7t8y Photography: Pascal Gambarte Styling: Stuart Williamson #dunhillPROFILES

Introducing the Aquarium Dawn Moth Collection Inspired by ultra-rare archival ‘moth’ artwork, the pieces in the Aquarium Dawn Moth Collection are a distinctly contemporary expression of hedonism and connoisseurship. Meticulously created by hand, the rich design depicts the Emperor moth, a symbol of rebirth, transformation and wisdom, against arcadian scenes from the English countryside – vivid blue cornflowers, bucolic grasses and a cloudless sky. On the reverse, a caterpillar climbs a blade of grass above an eye-catching red toadstool. Available as both as a larger Table Lighter and a pocket-sized Turbo Lighter, there will be just 22 editions of each iteration available globally, with 11 full-colour and 11 all-white designs for both sizes. Discover more on the collection in-store. Photography: Brett Lloyd

Relaxed classicism and sartorial excellence. Presenting the Spring Summer 2025 collection from dunhill, unveiled amongst the intimate garden’s of the Museo Poldi Pezzoli during Milan Fashion Week.   See more online at dunhill.com   Creative Director: Simon Holloway Styling: Tom Guinness Hair: Syd Hayes Make-up: Miranda Joyce Casting: Adam Hindle Music: Joe Andrews & Tom Halstead  Design & Production: Studio Boum Consultant Film Director: Alexander Ingham Brooke Indigital Film Production: indigital   #dunhillSS25

English style against an Italian backdrop. A relaxed approach to the new season from dunhill Creative Director, Simon Holloway.   Introducing dunhill Spring Summer 2025, shown in the gardens of the Museo Poldi Pezzoli in Italy as part of Milan Fashion Week. Discover key looks from the collection below. Creative Director: Simon Holloway Styling: Tom Guinness Hair: Syd Hayes Make-up: Miranda Joyce Casting: Adam Hindle Music: Joe Andrews & Tom Halstead Design & Production: Studio Boum Runway Photography: Alessandro Garofalo

Endless Summer, envisioned by dunhill Creative Director, Simon Holloway. Discover the dunhill High Summer 2024 collection, in-store and online at dunhill.com Creative Director: Simon Holloway Photography: Brett Lloyd Styling: Stuart Williamson Models: Kit Butler, Oden Largy

A celebration of dunhill’s Autumn Winter 2024 Collection in Shanghai.   dunhill Creative Director, Simon Holloway, tours his first collection for the House with distinguished actor Wayne Yang, setting a global standard for masculine elegance and English tailoring craft.   The meeting concluded with an invitation for guests to join the pair for dinner in a setting reminiscent of dunhill’s Bourdon House address in Mayfair, London.   #dunhillAW24

“For me, not a single moment was meaningless. I truly believe that each experience has shaped me into who I am today.” For the latest in our dunhill Profiles series, and in celebration of the dunhill x Japan Football Association Samurai collection’s 25th year, we speak to football player, Wataru Endo. Born in Yokohama, Japan, Endo moved to the UK to take his position as defensive midfielder for Liverpool FC in 2023. In that year, he also took on a prestigious role as captain of his national team – for which dunhill is the official suit provider. Read the full story at dunhill.com Film Director: Alexander Ingham Brooke Styling: Stuart Williamson #dunhillPROFILES

Jon Batiste wears custom dunhill to this year’s Met Gala in New York City.   Designed by Creative Director, Simon Holloway, the Grammy Award-winning American musician wore a custom midnight blue wool barathea single breasted evening jacket with a peak lapel, darted front evening trousers, a white cotton twill point collar concealed placket dress shirt, a white cotton twill large butterfly bow-tie and black smooth calf leather evening loafers.   In honour of this year’s dress code ‘A Garden in Time’, a bespoke halterneck waistcoat was made in an 18th century floral Spitalfields silk jacquard, created by the English textile designer, Anna Maria Garthwaite. Designed in 1745, this intriguing piece of fashion history was delicately cut and tailored in dunhill’s London atelier.   To complete the look, Jon wears jewellery and watch by Cartier. Styling: Wayman and Micah   #MetGala2024 #JonBatiste

Defined by sartorial excellence and casual formality, the Alfred Dunhill Made To Measure service weaves together the house’s sartorial expertise and your vision to create a wardrobe perfected and precisely tailored to your exacting specifications. Tailoring is available in three silhouettes; Belgravia, a tailored fit with a heavier, English-style shoulder; Mayfair, a silm block with lightweight construction; and St James, a classic fit with a straight waist, medium-weight shoulder and full canvas. Each is available in a wide selection of seasonal fabrics and infinitely customisable through a range of finishing details – resulting in a suit that’s perfectly tailored to you. From tailored separates and casual wear to evening suits, discover every piece in the new Alfred Dunhill Made To Measure collection in-store and online at the link below: https://lnkd.in/epnG2eYH #dunhillMADETOMEASURE

The crescendo in a series of studio collections for dunhill, Spring Summer 2024 is a celebration of refined dressing which combines a louche formality with off-duty elevation and a sense of true luxury. Embracing a distinctly British sensibility, the House's rich legacy of craftsmanship excellence and tailoring is palpable throughout. Now in-store and online at dunhill.com Featuring Kit Butler, Wooing Kim, Henry Kitcher and Pratik Shetty Photographed by Paul Wetherell Styled by Tom Guinness