Features
Behind the scenes footage from our exclusive fashion feature on Ralph Lauren’s Double RL label for issue 10 at 33 Portland Place
The Scottish print supremo injected colour and elegance into his LC:M presentation
The Shropshire menswear designer talks David Hellqvist through her RAF influences and art school aesthetic
Photographer Morgan O’Donovan and Jolyon Webber went to the Surrey golf course with Hugo Boss for the BMW PGA Golf Championship
Exclusively for Port, celebrated author Joyce Carol Oates pens an Open Letter to the legendary award winning actor
The Turner prize-winning artist had an idea. It involved history, satire and magic and evolved into the British Pavilion, as curator Emma Gifford-Mead explains
Port editor Dan Crowe introduces the summer issue, featuring world-exclusive interviews with seven of the biggest magazine editors in America on the future of magazine publishing
The Avengers director on adapting the 400 year of play for a modern audience and how Shakespeare’s ultimate rom-com has more in common with Buffy and his sci-fi dramas than you’d think
A winner at the 2013 Tromso International Film Festival, Saeed Taji Farouky tells Alex Jackson how his film highlights the plight of the Arctic and questions the morality of exploration
Stephanie Kukulka looks at the new photographic exhibition at London’s Design Museum celebrating London’s extraordinary – but often overlooked – architectural structures
The Greek Pavilion at the Venice art fair offers visitors a new approach to Greece’s financial crisis
Known for films as thrilling and complicated as they are disparate, the director has developed a style all of his own. Beneath the surface, what they all have in common is an unrelenting drive to tell the truth
The photographer on his skate images, the T-shirt collaboration and the enduring appeal of “ballet on asphalt”
Paul Vincent introduces Alex Jackson to the story behind S.E.H. Kelly, a casualwear brand born on Savile Row
Betty Wood talks to the visual artist about her affection for kitsch, indulging her inner hoarder and why she’s no longer interested in taking photographs outside the studio
Talking to Felix L. Petty, the electronic musician dissects the politics – and processes – of the sounds he makes, from slaughtered pigs to squealing bombs
The Ivy’s former award-winning chef talks to Nick Rainsford about opening his own restaurant in the heart of Smithfield
We get to grips with the French affection for dubbing in this week’s podcast, featuring Bruce Willis’ voice double Patrick Poivey and voice actress Françoise Cadol
Port’s design editor Alyn Griffiths picks out the highlights of this year’s ambitious festival
Founder Ray Kelvin talks about colourful summer knits, linen chinos and the importance of learning correct social skills
Carl Waldekranz is one of four founding Tictail members, hellbent on becoming the Tumblr of E-commerce and changing the way we set up online stores
The philosopher and writer champions a little-known 18th century curate who transformed how we view the natural world
As the Cannes film festival continues, journalist and author Florence Colombani explains The Godfather actor’s brilliance and legacy
Frontman Radwan Ghazi Moumneh on the band’s first album, recorded in eight days after more than eight years of live performance
In the lead up to the design festival next week, Port speak to five very different exhibiting designers who all share a love of a quintessentially natural material – wood
Simon Jablonski talks to the Belgian film director about his new film, a chilling family drama based on real-life events, starring Émilie Dequenn and Tahar Rahim
As the Museum of Childhood opens its War Games exhibit, Stephanie Kukulka finds out why space toy ray guns and Spitfire planes are not just for children
Ahead of her discussion at this year’s How the Light Gets In festival, the American feminist and psychologist discusses patriarchy, democracy and the struggle for gender equality
Chairs that double up as light bubbles, ladders and clothes racks – designer Seung-Yong Song on how modern living inspired his compact designs
Senior editor Matt Willey introduces this episode on the importance of resolution for films as we talk to Neil Brand, a London based pianist composer and writer
From a small town in Italy to the hills of Hollywood, PA Tommaso Colognese explains his role in the world of film
Awarding judge Francesca Sears guides us through the best of this year’s winners
The Urbanized and Helvetica director on how music got him hooked on filmmaking, and has facilitated his dream-encounters
David Hellqvist travelled to the Caribbean island to document the making of Timberland’s iconic yellow boot
The Oscar-winning editor on how an accident of fate introduced her to Martin Scorsese and how editing is the best job in the world
The British director on his attraction to unconventional – and unorthodox – characters and the difficulties in portraying a life
The husband and wife team behind the Newington Green patisserie talk to Nick Rainsford about signature dishes and expanding in a tough financial climate
Pop culture – it’s worthy of discussions explains former ICA director and BUG co-founder of Ekow Eshun, ahead of the quarterly talk series for journalist, writers and business thinkers
The legendary auction house open up its doors to Port ahead of a Geneva watch sale of vintage IWC pieces
The prospering all-female practice took time to talk through their footprint on the architectural scene, and why it’s smart to stay small and fluid
Independent art director Julia Stenius talks to Alex Jackson about the virtues of her latest project – a marble bookend with a heart of gold
Download Port’s first podcast, introduced by Senior Editor Matt Willey, on silence and its role in film
While exhibiting Being Dreaming at KK Outlet, one half of the NYC-based creative agency Hugo & Marie talks David Hellqvist through his favourite album artwork
Stephanie Kukulka travelled to this year’s CDF to participate in a forum of design related talks investigating the future of design and who should care about it
Betty Wood talks to shop owner Alastair Hendy about his Edwardian-inspired home store that sells more than just nostalgia on the south coast
Port’s design editor Alyn Griffiths rounds up some of the highlights from this year’s Salone del Mobile
Richard Pike, singer in the Australian band, explains the origin, influences and pop-tastic atmosphere of their third album release
The emerging furniture designer talks to Alex Jackson about the influence of element and environment on his work
East End shop owners Kyle Stewart and Jo Sindle choose their favourite items from their new lifestyle space
In this additional interview from Port issue 9, Mickey Pugh, props master for Last of the Mohicans and Saving Private Ryan, talks about working with Daniel Day-Lewis and how he wrestled a leopard on set