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EDITOR’S NOTE

Spring is always a big issue in the world of magazines about fashion and this one was no exception, making for an enjoyable if somewhat gruelling couple of months putting it together. Enjoyable because of the diversity of content we’ve crammed in. There’s our guide to the best looks for the coming Spring racing season, including etiquette-appropriate but on trend wear for the various days of the carnival and some sage advice from Myer ambassador Kris Smith, a man who has seen the inside of more than a few hospitality marquees. There’s travel destinations from the luxury of Dubai and Jackalope on our own Mornington Peninsula to an in-depth look at local favourites in Barcelona. There’s en edit of wonderful new timepieces and 24 pages of new fashion both classic…

ZAC AND HIS SIXPACK After seeing the pictures of a very buff Zac Efron in your last issue I felt beholden to check online to see how the guy – who was just a young boy last time I noticed him – got so jacked. And while it proved pretty easy to find plenty of tips and guidance on how to achieve his ‘chiselled’ look, much of it involved the sort of masochism I just can’t abide unless you’re also going to pay me a couple of mill to go to work (which is what I assume they give Zac to look like that). So thanks for the inspiration, Efron, but I’ll have to leave the Baywatch slow-mo beach run to you and The Rock for now. Will Geoffrey, Sydney,…

SPRING COMPENDIUM

Wear Ray - Ban X Ferrari~To celebrate Sebastian Vettel’s 2017 F1 win earlier this year, Ray-Ban has released a limited edition Scuderia Ferrari collection. The two world-famous brands have collaborated to produce sunglasses that marry state-of-the-art design and technology. Echoing the aerodynamic design, materials and colours of the Scuderia Ferrari, the Ray-Bans employ advanced lenses, ultra-light carbon fiber, super strong steel and impact absorbing rubber. From $320, ray-ban.com Furnish Boyd Collection~In 1958, famous architect, writer, designer and critic Robin Boyd designed a house for his family in South Yarra, Melbourne. The house was furnished simply, with pieces designed by Boyd: two sofas, a dining table, two side tables, a sideboard and daybed. Each piece a study in stripped back elegance and comfort. Now, a collection of pieces – sofa, dining…

SPRING COMPENDIUM

Sydney, June 2017 TAG HEUER Inside one of TAG Heuer’s most successful boutiques worldwide – it’s Pitt Street Mall one at Westfield Sydney CBD – guests were given an up-close-and-personal introduction to the brand’s key product introduced at this year’s Baselworld by local General Manager Pierre Blouin. TAG Heuer’s next-gen smartwatch, the Connected Modular 45 , which we covered in depth last issue, was a particular point of focus for guests on the evening. Sydney, July 2017 BELL & ROSS Sydney’s iconic Quay restaurant was the perfect weekday backdrop to the local Baselworld presentation for key media by stylish French brand Bell & Ross. Feature pieces from the new collection were on show, such as the BR 03-92 square diver, the BR RS-17 collection for Renault Sport F1 team, and…

AWAKE TO POSSIBILITY

‘I’m trying to now approach my work so I can get a sense of the… freedom I had when I was younger.’David Wenham David Wenham knows what scares you about the new version of Wake In Fright because it scared him too. “I was dead set against it,” he says of being overseas and hearing that the 1971 Australian masterpiece was to be remade. “I just thought, ‘That’s ridiculous.’ I mean, why would you?” As things would have it, shortly after the actor arrived back home in Sydney the revamped script landed on his desk. “I could easily just have dispensed with the idea but out of curiosity I read it,” the 52-year-old actor says. “It was really, really good. I went 180 degrees on the idea.” Wenham didn’t make…

AWAKE TO POSSIBILITY

Standing six-feet-four and weighing more than 105 kilos, it’s no surprise that Jason Momoa has played a lot of tough hombres in both period pieces and the sci-fi/comic book adaptation realm. Also known as Mr Lisa Bonet (he married her in 2007 and they have two children together), Momoa’s career is about to go to another level due to his title role in the upcoming Aquaman, due for release next year. It will be Momoa’s third go around as Arthur Curry/Aquaman, after playing the role in 2016’s Batman v Superman: Dawn Of Justice and and the soon-to-be-released Justice League. A mixture of native Hawaiian and native American with German and Irish, Momoa worked as a teenage model after being ‘discovered’ by designer Takeo Kobayashi. It led to a role in…

THE GANG’S ALL HERE

If you’ve ever wondered what Sydney quintet Gang of Youths do to numb the boredom while on the road, right now, at the tailend of a 10-date U.S. tour, it boils down to two things. The first is to binge on Lore, a podcast about “the frightening history behind folklore”. The other, says frontman Dave Le’aupepe, is to “mock each other mercilessly until we fall asleep”. Both, he shrugs, do the trick. Right now, on a balmy Thursday evening in June, the singer is sitting by a food truck in the hip Los Angeles neighbourhood of Echo Park, tucking into a vegetarian burrito a block away from tonight’s venue, the 350-capacity The Echo. It’s the final show of their American tour, after which the band will splinter – Le’aupepe to…

THE GANG’S ALL HERE

GORDI Reservoir (Liberation) Sophie Payten has come a long way from her hometown of Canowindra (population 2,381). Reservoirwas recorded in multiple international destinations in between studying medicine and touring the world, arriving at a sound that’s equal parts melancholic and uplifting – picture a less histrionic Florence Welch and you’re in the right ballpark. A promising debut from the 24-year-old. THE PREATURES Girlhood (Universal) The Sydney quartet’s 2014 debut LP, Blue Planet Eyes, catapulted them onto festival stages and into some of Australia’s biggest venues. Its follow-up proves their success was no fluke, veering from Pretenders-esque indie rock (“Lip Balm”) to 1980s’ synth-laced pop (“Yanada”) and confessional ballads (“Your Fan”). Vocalist Izzi Manfredi remains one of the country’s finest frontwomen. QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE Villains (Matador/ Remote Control) What…

LUXURY BY DESIGN

It manages to create an understated style of luxury that’s also completely tranquil at the same time. When it comes to money-is-no-object luxury and excess, Dubai has been blazing a trail all of its own for the past two decades, establishing the hedonistic Middle Eastern hot spot as the global hub of all things big, bold and bling. Home to the world’s tallest building, biggest shopping mall, largest man-made island, hugest indoor theme park… Dubai’s transformation from desert outpost to thriving modern metropolis has been nothing short of spectacular. At the same time, the city has gained an equally world-beating reputation as a playground for oil-rich billionaires and popular work destination for expats, lured by the emirate’s zero income tax policy – thousands of cashed-up Australians among them. From platinum…

LUXURY BY DESIGN

BARCELONA BY THE LOCALS

1 EAT & DRINK: 7 PORTES A 180-year-old Barcelona institution, 7 Portes is all about its blue tiles, white tablecloths, and buttoned-up professional waiters. Oh, and quality Catalan food. The starchy wait staff don’t mean this restaurant is stuffy; it means this place is about quality, and for a reasonable price. An example of how iconic 7 Portes is: you will be eating at the same tables that have entertained locals like Picasso, Miro, and Dali, and fellow tourists like Robert de Niro and scientist Alexander Fleming. We sat at Charlton Heston’s table, ate an incredible paella, and drank a lot of wine. At lunch. Close to the beachside area of Barceloneta, make reservations by email or expect a long wait for a table. Passeig Isabell II, 14;…

BARCELONA BY THE LOCALS

Jackalope is the sort of bold concept that shows just how much Australia has grown up. The transformation of a 143-year-old homestead and winery into a luxury boutique hotel experience with complementary dining and wine experiences has already garnered Jackalope a 2017 Hotel Of The Year award from Gourmet Traveller, and after staying there for a night we’d imagine there are more awards ahead. The entrepreneurial force behind Jackalope is Louis Li, not yet 30, who commented on receiving the GT award: “I think MONA [in Hobart] gave me the confidence that people would appreciate a daring, bold vision in this part of the world. Luxury should be defined by rarity.” Situated in the ‘meat’ of the Mornington Peninsula, north of Balnarring, the heart of Jackalope is 46 newly constructed…

SPORTY YET SENSIBLE

The Panamera carves along winding roads like a giant-slalom skier on his edges. Porsche was among the supercar brands plastering ‘turbo’ decals across the flanks of its cars in the 1980s – a literal approach to pointing out the speed at the owner’s disposal. Such conspicuous stickers would fit into today’s environmentally conscious era about as well as Spandex pants or a perm. They would also be a contradiction for the relatively sensible Porsche Panamera Turbo which, while it may have oodles of power, also features four doors, an engine positioned ahead of the driver rather than slung behind the rear axle, and aims to lure high-end executives away from high-performance limousines. The original Panamera released in 2009 also allowed the brand’s more religious followers – desperate for a more…

SPORTY YET SENSIBLE

Don’t box me in

Lego isn’t the only Scandinavian company famous for building bricks. Swedish brand Volvo’s big sedans and wagons through the 1970s to 1990s were given such a nickname for their rigidly boxy styling. It was a more endearing moniker than it may have sounded, also embracing the models’ reputations for practicality and safety. In 240-series form, particularly, you could also add durability. Builders, though, would be unlikely to mistakenly trowel mortar onto Volvo’s latest big wagon. There’s a finely sculpted shape to the V90, linking it visually to the car maker’s 90-series vehicles – the S90 sedan twin and XC90 SUV that share the same platform. Distinctive Scandinavian design is part of Volvo’s bold move to shift its brand perception out of the upper-mainstream and into the full world of prestige…

Don’t box me in

SINGAPORE SLING

I might have been brought up bashing dirt bikes around the back country of northern NSW, but that didn’t stop my heart skipping a few beats when I was woken up by torrential rain ahead of a test ride of Harley-Davidson’s slick looking new Street Rod around the streets of Singapore. The thought of handling a machine promising 18 per cent more horsepower and eight per cent more torque than the Street 750 on which it is based – in Singapore’s famous humidity and after a storm – made my palms sweatier than they already were. Once I was on it, though, weaving through the heavy city traffic as we headed for the Old Upper Thompson Road – part of Singapore’s former Grand Prix Circuit – I realised there were…

SINGAPORE SLING

Cheap jokes about being bunged up, farting and “the squirts” are stock-in-trade for stand-up comics, but gut problems are no laughing matter. Over half of the Australian population suffers from digestive problems in an average year and in February the Federal government earmarked $4 million in funding for the nation’s first dedicated micro-gut health research centre in Sydney. Barely a month later, gastroenterologists from all over the world gathered in Paris to discuss the gut’s real role as a “Supra Organ”, governing everything from our sex lives to allergies, serious diseases and even clearer skin. Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine, knew more than 2,000 years ago that all diseases started in the gut. But over the past 10 years a torrent of scientific research has pinpointed the digestive system…

BEYOND THE KEBAB

Since opening their first Zeus Street Greek eatery in Sydney’s suburban Drummoyne in July 2014, Costa Anastasiadis and George Kypraniou have now opened 15 stores with two more on the way in their quest to bring Hellenic street food into the 21st century. Both had extensive food backgrounds before embarking on Zeus Street Greek, Anastasiadis as the founder of Crust Pizza (and a former Men’s Style Man Of Influence) and Kyprianou with Pony Dining Group. But it was a fervent desire to progress ‘fast’ Greek cuisine behind the long-established – and much loved - gyro (or kebab) which motivated their founding of Zeus Street Greek. “For us there always been a misconception [about Greek food] since the first wave of migrants to Australia and we want to challenge that perception,”…

BEYOND THE KEBAB

In the geographic heart of Sydney, Parramatta is forecast to grow in population by 40 per cent to 2013. Which is why the city – frequently planned for substantial redevelopment over the years without anything actually happening – is now under a transformation, with council undertaking a multi-billion dollar revitalisation of the city centre. One of the forerunners of the new Parramatta is a just opened precinct that includes the five-star SKYE Hotel Suites and the Husk & Vine Kitchen and Bar by SITE Hospitality. Flying Fish’s Stephen Seckold heads the new food offering at the venue on the premises of the former Wheatsheaf Hotel. A public display showcases the remains of an 1840s convict hut, Wheelwright’s workshop and the cellar of the Wheatsheaf that were all discovered during excavation…

FOR SAKE’S SAKE

The ever-increasing popularity of Japanese sake amongst Australian food lovers, top end bars and restaurants is reflected in the opening of Sydney’s first stand-alone store, Sakeshop in Stanmore. Former chef, sommelier, current IWC sake judge and WSET accredited sake educator Leigh Hudson is the man behind Sakeshop, aiming to bring the Japanese beverage to the mainstream and make it an everyday drink. “We have many customers who love Japan, love Japanese culture and like us have struggled to find good sake in Australia,” says Hudson, who also runs nearby Chef’s Armoury, a Japanese knife and cookware providore. “We want to make sake accessible to those people who have never tried good sake before.” Sakeshop specialises in Nihonshu, Shochu, Umeshu and Japanese beer, ranging from just under $8 through to $188.…

FOR SAKE’S SAKE

GET FIT GADGETRY

New health gadgets are flooding the market at breakneck speed. Trying to keep up with the pace of technology is a full-time job. Some gizmos fall into the Star-Trek-has-become-reality basket, while others fit the nice-concept-but-needs-more-work profile. Gadgets and devices that help to improve your health don’t begin and end with fitness and activity trackers. There’s only a limited amount of real estate on your wrist. They don’t have to be small and portable, either, to meet the textbook definition of a gadget as having “a useful, specific practical purpose and function”. Focusing on fitness is only a part of boosting general health and wellbeing. Your teeth, skin, skeleton, digestion and more need help as well. Then there’s the issue that one man’s must-have is another’s waste of space. But then…

GET FIT GADGETRY

Those who collect back issues of this now 14-year-old title need only take a brief look back at how we’ve covered menswear for Spring Racing over the years to be made aware of how much it’s progressed. From a relatively uninspiring dark suit relieved only by a splash (and possibly clashing) colour on the tie, these days we see men embrace a range of colours, textures and patterns in their suiting, while many will also go the Full Dandy for one of the big days. Whichever your preference we’ve attempted to cover all bases in this special guide to dressing for the 2017 race season, while keeping in mind the etiquette of the various days which a gentleman, obviously, needs to respect and observe. DERBY DAY GEOFFREY BEENE Classic, elegant,…

Observing the etiquette

DERBY DAY NOVEMBER 4 Derby Day is the occasion for the classic dressers and those with a love of tradition. Black and white is the etiquette, though of course you can take some liberty with, for example, a Prince of Wales check that features a red or blue in the pattern. Accessorise with more checks, spots and stripes to bring some glamour and uniqueness to the look. A blue cornflower is correct etiquette for your lapel, which gives you a colour to play off with your pocket square. MELBOURNE CUP DAY, NOVERMBER 7 The biggest day of the carnival has increasingly become an occasion for the bold and sometimes garish to make a statement. The sheer weight of numbers means it’s something of a fashion all-sorts but keep your styling…

Observing the etiquette

Surviving the carnival with Kris Smith

For the past eight years former first-grade footballer Kris Smith has been a Myer ambassador, travelling the length and breadth of this wide, brown land attending the race days where Myer conducts a Fashions On The Field competition while wearing an ensemble from one of the labels stocked at the emporium. The experience has left him with a storage unit full of suits, an in-depth knowledge of race-day etiquette, and a unique insight into the journey of Australian men towards an embrace of sartorial dressing when going to the races. He recently shared some of this experience with Men’s Style: How do you approach what you’re going to wear to the various race days of Melbourne Cup Carnival, for instance? Leading up to the Carnival I’ll sit down with the…

Surviving the carnival with Kris Smith

DEEP AND MEANINGFUL

Bold usually goes with cold but many of this year’s warm weather fragrance launches aren’t lightweights. Blame the switch on Bleu de Chanel, the global smash-hit that re-confirmed the power of woody, musky scents to set women alight whether the weather is hot or brass monkey. Why? Complex scents make a man seem more grounded and masculine. Here’s a rundown of the new season’s scents that have truly graduated from college. 1 PENHALIGON’S SAVOY STEAM EAU DE PARFUM London barber William Penhaligon developed his first fragrance in 1871 – Hammam Bouquet – after trimming the Shah of Persia’s beard. Powerful as the long-dead potentate, it’s still a cult favourite. This tribute interpretation is less opulent, and is clean, spicy and refreshing, thanks to rosemary and geranium. A touch of…

DEEP AND MEANINGFUL

Light, energetic and crisp, fresh fragrances have been popular with men since Napoleon doused himself in cologne before battle. There’s no need to restrict yourself to bland, aqua-type scents with these distinctive, subtle fragrances. ARMANI CODE COLONIA Chris Pine’s charismatic turn as the self-proclaimed “above average” Steve Trevor in the movie Wonder Woman rubberstamped the swashbuckling actor’s popularity with females without super powers. As the longtime frontman for Armani Code, who better to make the cash registers ring for the latest iteration of its perennially popular forerunner. Boasting the DNA of the original, the freshness leaps out of the bottle and settles into a classy warmth. From $115; dept stores. SALVATORE FERRAGAMO UOMO CASUAL LIFE Iced coffee sales soar when the weather turns balmy. This ‘son of’ UOMO doesn’t take…

It’s that ‘in the thick of it’ time of year again and chances are, you’re busier than ever. Working longer hours, and socialising to let off steam while also revving up your fitness routine. It’s important to know that your skin and bodycare is putting in overtime as well. Here’s a rundown of the best long-wearing products that not only pack a major hydration punch, they also heal, protect, control and prep in one application that lasts for hours. You’ve got better things to do with your time than constantly checking yourself in the mirror. V76 BY VAUGHAN 4-IN-1 CLEANSING FOAM A top buy for born-again gym goers and men who like to stow all their luggage in an overhead locker. Just add water and this multi-use gel foams up…

CHEAT’S GUIDE TO Wide Awake Eyes

1 DERMALOGICA STRESS POSITIVE EYE LIFT The upside of stress is improved performance. A great motivator for your career but a downer for your appearance. Constant multi-tasking can lead to the totally knackered look around the eyes – puffiness and deeper lines. Get fast relief with this all-rounder which visibly rejuvenates and lifts sagging skin with embedded actives including Arctic algae. For an in-depth booster treatment, smooth on a generous amount with the massage applicator and leave for 3 to 5 minutes. $95; dermalogica.com.au 2 PEVONIA SPA FOR HIM COLLAGEN BOOST EYE CONTOUR Not ready for Botox or can’t stand the thought of a jab? This hard-working serum contains Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 – a neuropeptide with a muscle relaxant to smooth out crow’s feet and lines. A time-release delivery…

CHEAT’S GUIDE TO Wide Awake Eyes

BURBERRY The famous British fashion house introduces Burberry Beasts, a collection based on mythical creatures for men, women and children. Inspired by illustrations of fictional birds and animals found in medieval English manuscripts, the concept is introduced on small and large leather goods, as prints and embroidered appliqués on clothing and scarves, and as jacquards on ties. In ready to wear, Beasts appear as embroidered motifs on the Burberry classic cashmere scarf and leather appliqués on jersey sweaters and capes, while prints are worked on to wool-cashmere ponchos, wool-silk scarves and silk-twill skinny scarves. Burberry Beasts were conceived, hand-drawn and illustrated in the Burberry design studio in London. burberry.com RALPH LAUREN The Ralph Lauren Polo shirt is one of the most popular and iconic pieces of menswear in the world……

Lightweight, travel-friendly, technical fabrics and an ‘athluxe’ approach continued to feature prominently in new menswear offerings during the mid-year SS18 shows. The recent trend to oversized and roomier silhouettes was also still in abundance in many of the collections – it can only be a matter of time until tight and fitted makes its return. Perhaps unsurprisingly for warmer season collections, many were inspired by concepts of seaside living (Boss, Ferragamo) and island life (Louis Vuitton), while many designers also spoke of trying to reflect the dichotomies of modern men – real life versus digital, work life versus leisure, etc. We’ll let you be the judge whether that was achieved... PRADA This skinny suit with bowling shirt look was one of the ‘straighter’ looks in a collection that used comic…

THE ENDORSEMENT COTTON PAJAMAS Some men’s idea of nocturnal luxury is silk. And some men’s idea of nocturnal comfort is nudity. But really, if you want to get the best possible night’s sleep during the warmer months, you should invest in two or three pairs of quality, soft, breathable cotton pajamas, like the options featured here. Putting on a good pair of PJs is like wrapping yourself up in a freshly washed set of sheets — and we know how rare it is that you actually have freshly washed w sheets. Plus, you’ll feel like Jimmy Stewart in Rear Window and find lounging and staycations far more enjoyable. Sleeping Like You’re on Vacation Had the best night’s sleep of your life on vacation? Well, it’s probably because you spent all…

THE BBB GUIDE TO YOUR COMMAND CENTRE The perfect desk setup ARTWORK AT WORK What’s on your walls sends a message — and you don’t want that message to be that you need a cheesy motivational poster in order to get your work done. Here’s what to aim for. • Avoid extremes: You don’t want boring reproductions of masterpieces and bland landscapes that belong in a waiting room, nor do you want art that’s so bold it becomes distracting. • Consider the context. If your office is modern, minimalist, and white (think creative director), opt for bright colours in your wall art. If you have a darker, more traditional office with lots of wood (think lawyer), look for art with rich jewel tones, like sapphire blue or emerald green. •…

It’s around 25 years ago now that two ambitious young Frenchmen, Carlos Rosillo and Bruno Belamich, set out to create a new watch brand famed for four things: functionality, legibility, precision and reliability. To establish their credentials in the space, they partnered with German company Sinn, famous for its manufacture of sturdy and highly reliable navigation cockpit clocks and pilot chronographs. As Bell & Ross, they started producing timepieces with Sinn which they wanted ‘professionals’ with extreme callings - military men, pilots, divers, bomb disposal experts – to wear and use on their wrists. Fast forward 25 years and the Bell & Ross story remains faithful to those original principles, as co-founder Rosillo is keen to point out as he chats to Men’s Style from his Paris office. But Bell…

BECKS IS #BORNTODARE Legendary footballer and now philanthropist David Beckham was recently announced as the newest ambassador for the famously sporty Swiss brand Tudor as part of its new campaign celebrating daring individuals. The launch of Tudor’s “Born To Dare” campaign, reflecting both the history of the brand and what it represents now, is a reference to the daring individuals who’ve long chosen to wear Tudor while achieving the extraordinary on land, ice, in the air and underwater. “As an Englishman I think you really appreciate a nice suit and a nice watch, they go very well together” says Beckham. “I was attracted to Tudor by the attention to detail I could see in their watches. I then learned about the history of the brand, one of adventure, pioneer diving…

Perhaps Chris Hemsworth should be done with it and just add the God of Thunder as his middle name, so often is the word “Thor” inserted within his name in stories. On October 26, Australia’s biggest male star will appear for the fifth time as the Norse god in cinematic form, this time in Thor: Ragnarok. Hemsworth himself nearly brought Brisbane to a standstill when the movie was partly filmed there last year. He’ll play Thor yet again in Avengers: Infinity War, planned to release next year. And while it’s oft remarked that it is the role he was born to play – the intense blue eyes, the mesomorphic physique, the deep, sonorous, stentorian voice – Hemsworth may eventually want to be remembered for more than owning a comic-book hero…

MEN of STYLE 2017

Rami Malek ACTOR The star of cultish US TV series Mr Robot is carving out an off-screen niche as one of the sharpest dressers around, whether it’s wearing a coloured velvet tux to the Met Ball or rocking smart casual with a twist to an event. Check him out – the fella knows what he’s doing. Idris Elba ACTOR The handsome Brit will soon be seen in Thor: Ragnarok opposite this issue’s cover star Chris Hemsworth and has been mooted as a James Bond replacement should Daniel Craig stay true to his word. The nicely symmetrical Elba always looks put together just right, particularly when effecting an “I woke up like this” vibe in casual wear. Ryan Reynolds ACTOR Canada’s other favourite Ryan (apart from Gosling), Reynolds is a very…

MEN of STYLE 2017

SAILING INTO SPRING

SAILING INTO SPRING

In another life a long time ago I was the editor of a rugby league magazine. A battery of photographers used to cover the matches each weekend and come Monday, I would survey their work looking for the best shots to use in that week’s issue. The pictures of one young photographer always stood out. They had a timing, a composition and an emotional depth which often made me wonder, what was this guy doing photographing sports? That guy was Daniel Berehulak… and he doesn’t shoot rugby league anymore. Since that time Berehulak has become an award-winning photojournalist, first working for Getty Images in London and later New Delhi, and more recently as a freelance contributor to the New York Times. He’s now won five World Press Photo awards, two…

RIGHT ABOUT NOW

RIGHT ABOUT NOW

‘we are in the pre-dawn of the technology revolution The internet has won.’ ‘Social networks have not done a good job of monetising services yet. I think that is an enormous revenue stream that we have not seen. I am bullish on that.’ It’s just before lunchtime in Los Angeles and Gary Vaynerchuk is mid-sentence talking about Facebook when the conversation is interrupted by a random stranger approaching him on the street. “Hi!” says the guy, introducing himself. “I’m a retired NFL player. I’m a huge fan of yours and I want to thank you for everything.” “Oh yeah?” Vaynerchuk replies, verbally exchanging a high five. “Where did you play?” “Four years at Jacksonville, three years at the Bears, a few years at the Falcons,” explains the ex-football player.…

THE WINE MAESTRO’S PICK

Wine Library TV made Gary Vaynerchuk. It’s probable he would have eventually been successful whatever business venture he undertook but his first act of genius was turning his dad’s suburban wine store into a $60 million business with the help of Wine Library TV – a daily video posted on YouTube where he talked about wine (Vaynerchuk also upped the store’s name from Shopper’s Discount Liquors to Wine Library – which wasn’t a bad idea). Wine Library’s sales were boosted through online mail orders and Vaynerchuk’s videos that earned him spots on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and Late Night With Conan O’Brien. There was also a best-selling book – Gary Vaynerchuk’s 101 Wines Guaranteed to Inspire, Delight and Bring Thunder to Your World. It’s true that Vaynerchuk is rarely lost…

THE WINE MAESTRO’S PICK

1 HARVEY NORMAN One of the thinnest convertible laptops that HP has ever produced, the HP Spectre x360 2-in-1 Laptop in Rose Gold is compact and stylish with powerful hardware that is ready to tackle your day to day computing needs. $3,499; harveynorman.com.au 2 GARMIN VIRB 360 is a compact, rugged, waterproof and fully spherical 360-degree camera, which captures high-quality video up to 5.7K/30fps and ensures superior sound capture via four built-in microphones. For the highly active, 4K Spherical Stabilisation2 ensures smooth and steady footage. Videos are easily uploaded for editing or sharing instantaneously. Taking advantage of its built-in GPS and numerous other sensors, the VIRB 360 provides owners with customisable G-Metrix™ data overlays in a captivating 360-degree augmented reality3 setting. $1,099; garmin.com/VIRB360 3 XBOX ONE X Microsoft launched…

DIRECTORY~ SPRING

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