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PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD.
PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD.
PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD.
PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD.
PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD.
THE SELECTION
This month's rotation of curated picks from the street.
The Lightest Penny Loafer
CHURCH FOOTWEAR
Polished fumé leather penny loafer with hand-stitched strap and ultra-light EVA sole for effortless everyday comfort.
£770
Effortless Spring Fragrance
FLORIS LONDON
Delicate cherry blossom fragrance with bergamot, peony and rose, softened by musk and sandalwood.
From £35
Refined Suede Loafer
LOAKE
Flint suede trainer combining clean City-last styling with lightweight comfort and Loake’s renowned Northamptonshire craftsmanship.
£199
Spring
Stripe Classic
EMMETT LONDON
Blue-on-blue fine striped cotton shirt with mother-of-pearl buttons, offering effortless summer style in slim or classic fit.
£195
Vintage Sapphire Dress Set
WILDSMITH JEWELLERY
Vintage Boucheron cufflinks and shirt studs with diamonds and sapphires, bringing timeless Parisian elegance to formal dressing.
£7950
A St James’s Weekend Ritual
45 JERMYN STREET
Seasonal weekend brunch featuring lobster Benedict, shakshuka and buttermilk pancakes, alongside classic Sunday roasts.
From £45+
JERMYN STREET DIARY
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Burgundy at Wiltons
An Evening of Piedmont at Franco’s
R.M. Williams Coming Soon to Jermyn Street
Rose Wylie at the Royal Academy of Arts
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Barker Shoes
Brumus Restaurant & Bar
Budd Shirtmakers LTD
Charles Tyrwhitt
Church’s
Crockett & Jones
Crockett & Jones
Cubitts
Davidoff of London
Emma Willis
Emmett London
Favourbrook
Favourbrook Waistcoats
Floris
Fortnum & Mason
Francatelli
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The History
The History
Jermyn Street dates back to 1664 when Charles II authorised Henry Jermyn, the Earl of St Albans, to develop an area close to St James's Palace.
The Clientele
The Duke of Marlborough lived there when he was Colonel Churchill, as did Isaac Newton. Also the mid-18th century highwayman and apothecary William Plunkett.
Today's Street
It has flourished ever since and holds a worldwide reputation for high quality artistry and craftsmanship.
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