The Edit: Best of British

Tradition and quality are the hallmarks of British design

By Dan Ahwa

Wednesday March 25, 2015

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FCUK cape $119.90.

Penhaligon’s Opus Eau de Toilette, $225, from Crane Brothers.

Victoria Beckham striped midi skirt, about $3150, from Net-a-Porter.com

FCUK sweater $119.90.

Drake’s hand-rolled silk and wool tie, $225, from Crane Brothers.

Burberry trench coat, $3255, from DFS Galleria.

Stella McCartney handbag, $1490, from Runway.

Church’s ‘Ketsby’ boot, $650, from Scotties.

Oliver Goldsmith ‘Norum’ sunglasses, $595, from Michael Holmes Premium Eyewear.

MHL by Margaret Howell linen top, $285, from Fabric.

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