EDGARS CLUB MAN SEPTEMBER 2013
SEPTEMBER 2013 EDGARSCLUB.CO.ZA
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EXCLUSIVE We chat to
JEAN-PAUL GAULTIER
Clever products to beat the ageing battle
about fashion, fragrance and the future
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he summer countdown has officially begun. When putting this issue together, our fashion and grooming team jetted off to the sunny shores of Zanzibar to bring you inspiration of sun, sand and sea… everything you want for summer. What trends will you try this season? We’ve selected our favourite runway looks (p8) and shown you how to wear them your way (p24). I’m going to be embracing colour in a big way, like Man of Style, photographer and blogger Trevor Stuurman (p18). Whether you’re embracing the latest trends or prefer to stick to the classics, there’s something in this issue for you. Summer also means spending more time outdoors – from the country’s top music festivals (p60) to the best mountain bikes (p70) and my favourite childhood activity, skateboarding (p68). I’ve got my eye on that Urban Steed, how about you? Of course, spending more time in the sun means taking extra care of our skin. See page 52 to find the top products you need to beat the ageing battle. We’re also honoured to have chatted exclusively with Mr. Jean-Paul Gaultier (“JP” as I like to call him) on the release of his latest fragrance, Le Beau Male (p44). May you have a super stylish summer. I’ll see you on the beach!
club MAN EDITORIAL Group Editor Justine Stafford Editor Justin Jurd Fashion Editor Asanda Sizani Art Director Piers Buckle Club Senior Managing Editor Delicia Krause Managing Editor & Copy Editor Liza West Features Editor David Moseley Designer Monique Mouissie Grooming Editor Lameez Hendricks Junior Fashion Editor Matthew Britten Grooming Assistant Laurissa Vergottini CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Andy Fenner, Annie Brookstone, Carla Calitz, Martin Lund DIGITAL Digital Publisher Dene Strain Digital Editor Twanji Kalula Community Manager Yumna Titus Senior Digital Designer Riyaan Shinjuku Wiener Online Copy Editor Megan Nathan Digital Financial Assistant Malika Alexander MANAGEMENT Managing Director Lani Carstens Group Account Director Samantha Stevens Digital Director John Gardner Production Director Nina Hendricks Financial Manager Angelo Dionisio Human Resources Manager Aashiqa January ADVERTISING Advertising Director Moyra Beeming 011 895 0402 moyra.beeming@johnbrownmedia.com Advertising Manager Estelle Dietrich 021 486 7609 estelle.dietrich@johnbrownmedia.com PRODUCTION Production Co-ordinator Tessa Smith Reproduction Virtual Colour Printing CTP FOR EDGARS Marketing Executive Belinda Godfrey CRM Marketing Manager Cameron Burt Publications Manager Sumeera Dawood Club Publication Assistant Lindiwe Magubane Club Operations Manager Candida Steyn Financial Controller Ursula Kahn Edgars Club Magazine, 2nd Floor, Block A, North Side, Black River Park, Fir Street, Observatory 7925 PostNet Suite #2, Private Bag X11, Mowbray 7705 EMAIL: edgarsclub@johnbrownmedia.com TEL: 021 486 7600 FAX: 021 486 7614 JOHN BROWN UK: 00 44 20 7565 3000 www.johnbrownmedia.com All prices are correct at the time of going to press. This issue features products that will be in stores from mid-August to mid-September. Any person using information contained in this publication does so at his/her own risk and such person hereby waives any right to action against Edcon and indemnifies Edcon, its employees, agents, sub-contractors and suppliers against any claims for loss, damage to person or property, injury, liabilities, claims, sickness or death, which may result from the use of such information or from any other cause whatsoever suffered either by such person or by any third party. Edgars Magazine is published on behalf of Edcon by John Brown South Africa (Pty) Ltd © 2013. Address all correspondence to: John Brown SA, PostNet Suite #2, Private Bag X11, Mowbray 7705. Tel: 021 486 7600 Fax: 021 486 7614. The contents of this magazine are protected by copyright and may not be reproduced without permission.
Cover Photography: Ulrich Knoblauch. Model: Denzil at Topco wears Levi’s. Grooming: Johanni Nel at Supernova.
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Street style photographer and blogger Trevor Stuurman is the man everyone’s talking about. Read all about him on page 16, then watch him take us through one of his signature looks on our YouTube channel. Also, log onto our website, where he tells us what it takes to be a Topman, and shares quick tips for affordable style success.
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ZANZIBAR The Club MAN team escaped to Zanzibar for our destination fashion shoot and our video cameras were there to capture the entire adventure. You can view all the behind-thescenes action on our YouTube Channel.
ONLINE GIVEAWAY! Check out our exclusive interview with JeanPaul Gaultier on page 44, and then log on to the Club website, answer an easy question and you could WIN! We are giving away two hampers, including Gaultier’s new fragrances – The Girl for women and The Sailor Guy for men. Each hamper is valued at R2 000.
WHAT’S YOUR STYLE? Club MAN has trawled the runways this season and put together the key looks that fashion -forward gents around the globe will be wearing as winter wears off. We want to know which looks will be inspiring your style – cast your vote on Facebook.
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TREND:
HOT SUMMER “From tortoiseshell sunglasses in a hot new shape to quirky printed shirts and stylish accessories, this summer the key to cool is in the details”
“I love the attention to detail on the bottle design”
Versace Eros EDT, R670 for 50ml
JX. shirt, R299.95
ED’S CHOICE Prada sunglasses, R2 990, Sunglass Hut
JUSTIN JURD PICKS OUT HIS FAVOURITE ITEMS FROM THIS ISSUE
Casio Edifice watch, R3 599
“Classic paired with shorts, denims or chinos” Superga sneakers, R449.95
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Police chain, R595
JX. denim turn-ups, R399.95
PHOTOGRAPHY: SÉBASTIEN ROHNER.
“Vintage washes and turn-up details add interest”
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JUNIOR FASHION EDITOR: MATTHEW BRITTEN. PHOTOGRAPHY: SEBASTIEN ROHNER
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1. Stone Harbour plimsolls, R199.95 2. JX. slip-ons, R99.95 3. Stone Harbour sneakers, R199.95 4. Converse high-tops, R629.95 5. JX. synthetic suede loafers, R359.95 edgars club man / summer 2013
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BREATHING
SPACE A SELECTION OF COOL CASUAL SEPARATES SET THE TONE FOR THE PERFECT LAID-BACK ISLAND GETAWAY BY ASANDA SIZANI PHOTOGRAPHY ULRICH KNOBLAUCH
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Check shirt, R249.95 (S-XL), R279.95 (2XL-3XL), walk shorts, R299.95 (28-40), R329.95 (42-44), both Stone Harbour
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Printed T-shirt, R149.95 (S-XL), R169.95 (2XL-3XL), jeans, R449.95, sneakers, R199.95, all Stone Harbour
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The fight for remote control Carla Calitz dreams of channel-surfing the full DSTV bouquet. But then David Moseley can’t understand why the ride always stops on grim reality channels
I envy my friend Sam – she’s utterly ruthless, ruling her lounge with an iron fist clamped jealously over the TV remote. There’s no bickering about what show to watch; her family has learnt the hard way that ‘Mom always knows best, especially when she doesn’t.’ My mom, however, brought me up to be fair-minded and generous (read: a borderline wimp), so I stood no chance when The Big Guy and I attempted to combine our TV tastes. Because the sun appears to come up in his eyes, I was initially happy to watch emaciated, Lycra-clad freaks turn their pedals for eons on end in the Tour de France or the Giro. But then I started looking forward to the finish lines, and the crashes (John-Lee Augustyn’s spectacular spider-monkey up the side of that mountain is my all-time favourite). Oh, and the doping scandals. Yes, Lance is bad but at least he made his sport vaguely watchable! Then, there are The Big Guy’s other myriad TV transgressions: He sneakily views the next instalment in a series while I’m at work. He doesn’t believe in channel-surfing! He won’t let me watch Carte Blanche like the rest of SA does, but has a sweet tooth for pap like Revenge. Like clockwork, he falls asleep every night midway through one of our shared TV pleasures. He’s purchased not one, but three remotes to ensure I’m continually flummoxed by how exactly they work. But, in the interests of promoting gender equality and avoiding the marriage counsellor, I’ll admit to the following: I’ve been known to spoil plot lines. It’s not my fault, really. When I was a kid, I was nicknamed ‘Square Eyes’ because of my TV obsession, and consequently, I inadvertently learnt the mechanisms of scriptwriting. But back then, I was praised for being so clever! Ladies, if you’re heading into a new relationship and want to avoid the ugly power plays over the remote, ensure you follow the lead of my heroine, Sam, not mine.
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My wife, she’s a smart gal. An engineer. No ordinary engineer, but one that builds robots and the like for use in extreme environments. Not content with keeping ship radars upright in stormy seas, she’s now decided that a career in renewable energy might be appealing. See, she wants to help protect the environment. Smart, savvy, energy-conscious. The world needs more people like Mrs Moseley. That’s why I see it as my duty to keep her away from the television and its mind-numbing programming. Channel surfing is bad for your brain cells, my darling. Here let me take that remote. I’m sure that Say Yes to the Dress can only harm your career prospects. No my love, it’s not your turn to watch Cake Boss. And besides, think of all that sugar, laced with stupidity, rotting your teeth and your brains. This is the curse of the TV remote. It’s an enabler. A fiend that seeks out your weakness and takes you down the road of addiction. In this relationship, I see myself as the protector. It’s my job to ensure that the likes of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition and Extreme Cakes: That One Time We Tried to Build An Eiffel Tower Replica and Transport It on a Penny-Farthing don’t consume the brightest mind in my household. Me, I’m too far gone. Too many years of ‘remote’ parenting and early Jackie Chan kung-fu movies – those fabulous Hong Kong productions where the sound from Jackie’s mouth comes out 20 seconds after his lips have moved – have truly addled my brain. That’s why I claim ownership of the remote. That’s why I need to watch 13 rugby matches in a row on Saturday, followed immediately by the 17-hour highlights packages. It’s not because I want to. It’s because I have to. It’s all for you, my lovely, intelligent wife. It’s all so that your brain matter doesn’t start seeping from your ears. The remote is mine, because I love you too much to watch you suffer.
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