Luca Faloni: Last News

wearing myriad outfits by luxury Italian outfitter Luca Faloni, who specialises in exceptional fabrication and light-as-air linens. Prince William has adopted its fresh, breezy shirts and easy chinos for royal tours in warmer climes.In a similar vein, it’s telling that - as a younger generation of Royal - Prince William rarely wears a tie, preferring open-necked shirting instead.

Luca Faloni (a new favourite of the Duke of Cambridge), Orlebar Brown and Frescobol Carioca. A lightweight, long-sleeved polo shirt is a wardrobe workhorse here, in linen or pique cotton as opposed to a wool-blend; the collar’s preppy and makes it smart enough for al fresco lunches, but it’s easy enough to roll up the sleeves during a picnic in the park too.

Emma Willis£225, Orlebar Brown £295, Drake's£875, Mr Porter£240 for 100ml, Creed Fragrances £175, Hermès£145, James Smith£195, John Smedley£470, Matches Fashion£180, Truefitt & Hill£2,100, Tag Heuer£650, Church’s£645, Lock & Co Hatters£2,930, Cartier£165, Hamilton & Hare£4,300, Asprey£350, Turnbull & Asser£555, Montblanc£235, Tom Ford£395, Connolly One in adult size and one in limited edition junior version, £140 and £90, Luca Faloni£595, Private White VC£495, Purdey£2,660, Brunello Cucinelli£88, Dolce & Gabbana£POA, Chaumet£360, Tod’s£124 for 100mls, Harvey Nichols. The Italian brand's Selfridge's Barbiere has also partnered with the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity to offer father and son haircuts over the 19th and 20th June, with proceeds