25 Things I'd like for my 25th Birthday

1. Stubbs & Wootton vekvet slippers, 2. ASOS paisley embroidered short suit, 3. Justin Timberlake's The 20/20 Experience album,

4. Saint Laurent denim shirt, 5. Herschel Settlement backpack, 6. House of Hackney 'Flights of Fancy' satin cushion,

7. Mulberry 'Freddie' croc-print suede bag, 8. Church's Beijing Chelsea boots, 9. Carven honeycomb-knit jumper, 10. AMI contrast suede jacket, 11. The Perks of Being a Wallflower DVD, 12. All Saints Kushiro leather biker jacket, 13. Christopher Kane floral print jumper,

14. Thorocraft camo Mercer shoe, 15. House of Hackney 'Palmeral Luxury' cushion.

I promise this is (one of) the last post where I mention anything about the upcoming celebration of my 25th birthday on March 21st. As I mentioned recently, every year I put together a list of presents – more for personal fantasy purposes than for realistic use – and this time I've made it extra special. You must obviously add to the list the pair of sneakers I posted about recently. You can, in fact, still vote for the pair you think I should buy next month.

What do you think of the selection? Any favourites?

16. A villa in Tuscany, 17. Zegna camel blazer, 18. Saint Laurent double monk-strap shoes, 19. Thom Browne striped tie clip,

20. Cutler and Gross transparent acetate sunglasses, 21. Rotonde de Cartier Perpetual Calendar Watch, 22. Missoni knitted blazer,

23. Beams Plus camouflage pocket square, 24. Louis Vuitton Keepall Bandoulière 55, 25. Cutler and Gross mustard acetate sunglasses.

Walk of Shame 2.0, by Harry Styles

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Long gone are the days of greasy hair, stinky breath and smelly armpits doring the walk of shame. The young generations, with One Direction's Harry Styles leading the way, know how to do it these days.
Though the new way leaves little room for spontaneity, I confess I much prefer it this way. Harry was recently seen going back to Taylor Swift's – he's doing good – hotel in New York. He carried with him a fresh t-shirt and Mulberry's Henry wash bag because, let's face it, who wants bed hair in public? Exactly. So being the clever dude he is Styles managed to walk out of the hotel the following morning looking as if nothing had happened, though his tale-telling smile suggested otherwise.

In case you're keen, more Mulberry Henry here.

Meet Henry

I don't know about you but I always feel like the big designer brands famous for their bags often leave us men out of the equation. Which is why I really appreciated the fact that Mulberry has launched a new line of bags for men that, unlike the Ted or the Brynmore, do not replicate women's designs. This is Henry in its multiple shapes —the laptop case, the backpack and the gym bag. The great thing about this new line is that it is made of nylon, so it's durable, but it has a leather trim, so it's sophisticated. It's black and has a simple design, so it's classic and elegant. And, most importantly, it's manly and useful. And I am particularly fixated on the backpack because I haven't owned a decent one in years and I very much love the pocket distribution in this one.

[Pictures: Mulberry.com]