Sherlock wears Derek Rose Dressing Gowns

I have always thought of dressing gown's as the gentleman's equivalent of a superhero's cape. It was, in fact, my (Mickey Mouse) dressing gown that I loved to wear the most when I was 6 or 7. I'd slick my hair back and wear it over my pyjamas, tied at the waist and always finished off with a cravat – I was way ahead of Chuck Bass.
Over the years, I have developed a very specific (aka: expensive) taste for loungewear – fine silks and cashmeres are my personal favourites. And so I was thrilled to see Benedict Cumberbatch in his role as Sherlock wearing my favourite loungewear brand: Derek Rose.
My favourite of his looks was the 'Kensington' dressing gown in camel – he's worn it in burgundy too. I do also love this other similar style in cashmere herringbone. You might also remember some of his previous brilliant dressing gown moments like the one below in the navy silk Woburn style, which is available online.

Shop the amazing Derek Rose lounge and underwear collection here.

   

Courtesy of Derek Rose

Esquire, Jimmy Choo & Mr Porter celebrate the inaugural London Collections: Men

Courtesy of Mr Porter

Last night Esquire, Jimmy Choo and Mr Porter all brought out all the most stylish Londoners and even some foreign style icons to celebrate the first ever menswear London fashion week – London Collections: Men – that had kicked off earlier that day.
Alex Bilmes, Editor of Esquire; Jeremy Langmead, Editor-in-Chief of Mr Porter; and Jimmy Choo's Creative Directors Sandra Choi and Simon Holloway all co-hosted an amazing party at the Ballroom at the Corinthia Hotel last night.
To help them celebrate, some of the most stylish people in the country such as Benedict Cumberbatch, Matt Smith, Alexa Chung, David Gandy, Florence Welch and Reggie Yates. All (kind of) over shadowed by the visit of Jon Hamm (aka Don Draper).

Click here to take a look at what some of the guests were wearing.