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In a second collaboration the design duo re-imagine staples from the Barbour archive for the new Menswear AW19 collection
Port visits the oldest barbershop in the world, Truefitt & Hill, for a royal cut with its master barber
For issue 24, Port’s fashion editor and photographer Misha Taylor showcase the latest collections
Prada partners with The Woolmark Company to create innovative merino wool uniforms for its Luna Rossa sailing team
Nike indulges in 80s nostalgia for its unique collection with Stranger Things
Moncler art director Francesco Ragazzi discusses the 3rd Genius Project presented in Milan, vandalistic art and his Palm Angels Fall/ Winter 2019 collection
Port’s fashion director Dan May and photographer Tom Craig bring an extended fashion story from LA
George Upton discovers the inspiration behind Berluti’s AW19 collection for our latest issue
The latest AW19 menswear collection from Sarah Burton pays homage to her home and time-travels between the 1950s and 1980s
Identical twins Dean and Dan Caten – founders of Milan-based fashion house Dsquared2 – interview each other for our latest issue, reflecting on their long career together
Oliver Peoples collaborate with the actor’s estate to create a range of iconic glasses
Hanna Moon & Joyce Ng’s English as a Second Language exhibition explores cultural identity through the lens of fashion photography
Industrial designer Konstantin Grcic explains how performance artist Joseph Beuys influenced his playful interpretation of the Prada bag
Port travels to Cape Town to shoot a story inspired by the 2 Moncler 1952 collection
Photographer Rudi Geyser and Port fashion director Dan May shoot Parajumpers in the wild
For issue 23, Helena Fletcher traces FALKE’s 125 years of sock making heritage
Canada Goose’s CEO, Dani Reiss, walks Port through the outerwear brand’s Toronto factory and reflects on what ‘Made in Canada’ truly means
Designer Paul Cocksedge reflects on his site-specific light installation at COS’ new store
Port examines the bold new collection from Bottega Veneta’s new creative director, Daniel Lee
For issue 23, photographer Mehdi Lacoste and Port’s fashion editor, Rose Forde, combine Manolo Blahnik shoes with literary leisure