Don’t fall foul of Royal Ascot’s dress code with this stylish summer formalwear, says Emma Akbareian

There are as many high-tech skull protectors available as there are bikes, but which to choose? Here are a few ideas...

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Aside from the quiet, what struck me most was the heterogeneity of the crowd

During its 75-year history, Kangol's caps have been on the heads of everyone from squaddies to Princess Diana to LL Cool J. The label just keeps staying ahead of the game, as Emma Akbareian explains

In the old world, back when the measure of success had nothing to do with Twitter followers, an advertising slogan caught the public imagination that held, "If you want to get ahead get a hat!" These were the days when a cap, trilby or bowler would symbolise class, when the appropriate headwear could mark you out as a "man of ambition".

Make sure your crackers don’t put a dampener on your festive feast by picking up one of these sparkling sets

What do you think is the most unattractive fashion trend of 2012?

Sports brand New Era may have started out in the bleachers, but it has become part of the street uniform, says Harriet Walker

Sports brand New Era may have started out in the bleachers, but it has become part of the street uniform

With 007 back on our screens this weekend, it's time to a look at the best gadgets from half a century of Bond movies.

The crew had to play the song "Take Me Home" when passengers entered the cabin for the return flight

Her legendary style was the antithesis of the stereotypical Italian look. For Anna Piaggi, sartorial paradise was not to be found in exquisite understatement, unadulterated luxury or the clashing of a few Florentine patterns.

Londoners got a surprise on their way to work yesterday. Overnight, 21 famous statues in the capital, including William Shakespeare, Queen Victoria, Franklin Roosevelt and Sir Winston Churchill, had been given a jazzy makeover by Britain's most talented milliners.