
Josh Sims
Josh Sims is a freelance writer and editor based in the U.K. He’s a contributor to The Times (London), Esquire, Robb Report, Vogue and The South China Morning Post, among other publications. He has written on everything from space travel to financial bubbles, and art forgery to the pivotal role of donkeys in the making of civilisation.
A former editor of British style magazines Arena Homme Plus and The Face, Sims is also the author of several books on style including the best-selling Icons of Men’s Style. He’s married and has two boys. His household is too damn loud.
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From coffee obsession to tea renaissance: The unlikely rise of the UK's 'cool' craft tea growersDon't get them started on milk before or after hot water...
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Cillian Murphy, Barry Keoghan and the cast of Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man on anti-heroes, Nazis, "intrusive thoughts and bad behaviour"Thomas Shelby is back. Cillian Murphy, Barry Keoghan, Rebecca Fergusson and Tim Roth share their thoughts on the moral complexity of The Immortal Man's anti-heroes and the grim realities of their new world.
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Is the traditional suit dead? The future of formal wear, according to Savile Row's elite tailorsBy Josh Sims Published
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The rise and rise of the year-round tan (and whether or not UV exposure is ever actually good for your health)George Hamilton and the tan that sparked a revolution from Hollywood to the highstreet
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“People think I’m a con-artist”: The 'water sommeliers' who want you to taste water like wineYou pair wine with food... so why not water? Inside the rise of water specialists and the new trend dividing drinkers.
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Why the future of motorbikes might belong to high-tech startups, not heritage brandsIt's electric
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Sounds on 45: How the jukebox is making a modern-day comebackRock 'n' roll tech riding the vinyl revival
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"Alcohol is doomed": How ‘synthenol’ science is making booze obsolete, according to an expertTipsy without the toxins, a new breed of socially-minded drinks are set to take over.
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From remote worker to 'roadman': the rise, fall and reluctant defence of sweatpantsAre sweatpants ruining men’s style? Designers and stylists say yes...
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Clean-shaven nation? Why more men are putting the beard — and body hair — to bedFeeling bald? What's driving the male quest for hairlessness below the neckline?
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From cavemen to catwalks, why pockets are the secret to style successPockets of wisdom from London's best tailors
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Icing on the cocktail: Why the world’s best bars are treating ice as a luxury ingredientIce ice baby
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60 years of Vans: A brief history, from Z-Boys and skaters to sneaker staplesHow the deck shoe become an icon of slacker culture — and one of the most-loved sneaker brands in the world.
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The Rolex 'King Midas' touch: Why the world's richest are going all-in on yellow gold watchesEveryone from Elvis Presley to classic Bond villains have rocked them, but for today's most discerning watch collectors, gold is boldly back.
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Shaving’s sharpest truth — reinventing what’s already perfectedA futile race for innovation
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Forget Netflix’s House of Guinness — the real history behind a pint of the black stuff is even more incredibleHistory in every drop
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A brief history of the graphic T-shirt: From bands to Budweiser, to Eisenhower and political powerChoose life — choose your favourite T-shirt
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Corn Stars: How bourbon boffins are resurrecting long lost cereals to make the booze of the futureWho needs dinosaurs when you've got Jurassic bourbon?
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The biggest buzz: Why medieval mead is ready for its modern momentThe honeyed alcohol conjures images of monks and vikings, but it's becoming the tipple of choice for a new generation of drinkers.
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