Psycho Bunny’s push for equal parts quality and style starts with the brand’s logo — an obsession with little details led to the design of the little bunny being stitched into every garment, comprised of 4,000 stitches. Learn more about the brand’s ethos and their new Canadian location at the link in bio.
In need of a healthy dose of street style inspiration this summer? We've been keeping an eye on our favourite Hollywood stars and what they've been up to as of late — but more importantly what they've been wearing. Our editors have uncovered a healthy assortment of celeb fits and here are some of our favourite looks.
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SHARP selects some of our favourite drives from coast to coast that are best experienced in a car with three pedals.
Travel provides the opportunity for watch lovers to engage with their favourite watch brands at flagship stores, and maybe bring home a new watch (or two) to add to their collection. Take a look at these flagship watch boutiques that are totally worth the trek.
✏️: @jeremy.freed
Drake has one of these. Or maybe two. Either way, after rolling in the Mercedes-Maybach S580 sedan for a week, we can see why. This flagship limo is crammed with envelope-pushing tech — augmented reality, 3d displays, gesture controlled doors, and on and on — but the best bit is just how good it feels to roll down the road. You can forget all your problems in here, but outside, well, everyone stares. Because look at it: it's a $299,000 private jet for the road. @mercedesbenzcanada
It didn't take long for SHARP's The Book For Men to combine the two categories it was best known for: luxury fashion and travel.
From London to Singapore and back, The Book For Men has become synonymous with high-end pieces and spectacular places. Creating signature fashion editorials shot on location in some of the world’s most beautiful locales is what it's best known for — and for good reason. Discover more about the history of Book For Men style shoots at the link in bio.
Why driving manual is a dying art worth learning. More at the link in bio.
French designer Christophe Pillet lets craftsmanship speak for itself when it comes to his recent collaborations with Italian furniture company Flexform. Read more about how Pillet pairs timeless design and humble materials with master technique at the link in bio.
The perfect summer watch is one that’s stylish, adventure-ready, but most of all — fun. Whether it be a sporty timepiece with a colourful dial or inspired by motorsports, there's no shortage of options for 2022. Discover more ways to level up your wristwear this season at the link in bio.
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Photography by @michaelkazimierczuk
Prop styling by @nachzoftall
Styling by @bananahales
Photography assistant: @3thanallen
The first all-electric Rolls-Royce, dubbed Spectre, can't fail. It has to be nothing short of, well, the Rolls-Royce of EVs. So the British brand is testing it to the extreme, covering 2.5 million km (roughly 400 years of driving for the typical owner). The car is being run on ice, sand dunes, and most recently at Miramas in the south of France. Testing is taking place on a high-speed 5km oval track, as well as local country roads. The camouflage isn't off yet, unfortunately, but expect the first Spectre to roll silently into showrooms in late 2023.
When it comes to sustainability in the world of premium spirits, Belvedere Vodka is leading the way. From its packaging and energy to its ingredients sourced, the Polish brand is striving for a greener future. Learn more about the brand's sustainable efforts at the link in bio.
Acura has a lengthy history of building great cars with manual gearboxes — here’s a quick history lesson.
Canada's first Ace Hotel has finally opened in Toronto's fashion district. Designed by Shim-Sutcliffe Architects, it takes on a "blend in rather than stand out" approach — fully embracing the surroundings of its neighbourhood. Learn more about the new property at the link in bio.
Despite the fact it's 20 years old, if you've got some CDs for the six-disc changer, the original Audi RS 6 Avant would still be a perfect family car. The Cosworth twin-turbo V8 delivers 444 of pure joy, and this supremely understated design has aged beautifully. The only catch? Audi never sold the original RS 6 Avant in Canada unfortunately.
A proper birthday bash, and best wishes from none other than @jeffgoldblum and @simuliu — SHARP's 15-year anniversary celebrations have been off to a strong start thus far.
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Many thanks to @bmwcanada as our presenting sponsor, as well as to @grandseikoofficial, @thedalmore, @jurawhisky, @belvederevodka, @pacorabanne, @timberland_ca, @lyresspiritco, and @steamwhistlebrewing for supporting our festivities.
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