Dunhill Festive AD Campaign

Aiden Turner wears dunhill

Aiden Turner wears dunhill to the 2016 Wimbledon Championships on Wednesday, 6^th July 2016

Irish actor Aiden Turner wore a dunhill Houndstooth single button suit, white cotton shirt, blue knit tie, tan lace up oxford shoes and facet sunglasses from dunhill’s new eyewear collection to the 10^th day of the 2016 Wimbledon Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis Club in Wimbledon, London on Wednesday, 6^th July.

Slate acetate face and Japanese titanium arm sunglasses, soon to be available onwww.dunhill.com

Celebs attend dunhill London’s Summer Party for London Collections: Men

Aidan Turner, Joe Dempsie, Andrew Cooper, vlogger Jim Chapman and model Johannes Huebl attend dunhill London’s Summer Party to celebrate the eyewear collection launch and SUMMER DRIVES film for London Collections: Men, Friday10^th June 2016

Aidan Turner wore a dunhill Houndstooth single button suit, white cotton button down casual shirt, tan lace up oxford shoes, and the longtail sunglass from dunhill’s new eyewear collection

Joe Dempsie wore a dunhill racing green blouson, blue check shirt, brown knit tie, and navy chinos

Andrew Cooper wore a dunhill tan suede blouson and the longtail sunglasses from dunhill’s new eyewear collection

Made in Walthamstow by Alfred Dunhill

dunhill showcases its London Workshop in a new film, Made in Walthamstow by Alfred Dunhill, celebrating British Leather Craft

paean to the art of considered British craft, dunhill’s workshop in Walthamstow produces leather goods of skill and refinement. Its modest North London setting belies the luxury within. Calfskin weekend bags, embossed wallets and handmade attaché cases set a standard of artisanal quality. 

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Henry Cavill wears dunhill to the NYC Premiere of ŒThe Man fromU.N.C.L.E.¹

Henry Cavill wears dunhill to 'The Man from U.N.C.L.E.' Premiere at the Ziegfeld Theatre in New York City

British actor Henry Cavill wore a bespoke dunhill three piece peak lapel suit, custom white cotton shirt, yellow silk ‘engine turn’ patterned tie and white paisley pocket square to the 'The Man from U.N.C.L.E.' premiere on Monday, 10^th August 2015 at the Ziegfeld Theatre, NYC.

‘The Man from U.N.C.L.E.’ is an upcoming spy-fi action comedy film directed by Guy Ritchie and co-written by Lionel Wigram, based on the 1964 MGM television series of the same name created by Sam Rolfe. The film stars Henry Cavill, Armie Hammer, Elizabeth Debicki, Alicia Vikander, and Hugh Grant. The film will be released on August 14^th 2015.

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Dunhill AW 15 AD Campaign

Dunhill SS16 London Collections Men

This collection celebrates the idiosyncratic twists that English men bring to the most formal of wardrobes. The caddish flamboyance of David Niven, whose book The Moon’s a Balloon reveals that the actor put as much imagination into expressing himself in words as in clothing; the simultaneously aloof and chumpish charm of the British princes in their youth, in particular Charles, who inherited from his father a dapper way with the conventions of royal dress; the ability to combine checks of different scales and carry it off, so expertly demonstrated by Edward VIII. These characters represented an enthusiasm for fashion among English men that is frequently overlooked. A style where to dress down for the weekend is to dress up; an understated uniform whose military roots still shine in the brass buttons of a blazer and whose eccentricities are expressed in the patterns of the tie and the pocket square.

“It’s an age-old cult of individuality whose heart still beats untouched in London’s Jermyn Street – home to traditional men’s clothing and grooming; home to dunhill, for over a century – and whose characters advertise their individual allegiances in the gang colours of the club tie.”

John Ray, Creative Director dunhill

The show soundtrack fuses 808 State’s ‘Pacific State’ with its brass-band reimagining by Jeremy Deller and military-parade drumming – an aural analogue to the collection demonstrating the off-beat ways in which English men enjoy twisting their own traditions.