There are few modern film directors whose vision is so singular that you could boil it down not just to a mood board, but to a colour palette and even a typeface (Futura). Veterans such as Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese and Spike Lee have their signatures and are associated with particular themes or genres, but each has switched codes and has outliers within their oeuvre. With Wes Anderson, though, you could pull out any frame from any of his films (post-Rushmore) and you would know that it was his work.

Men often say something like, “Please don’t get me anything this year” when what they really mean is “If you’re going to get me something this year, make it special”. But also: “You shouldn’t have” when what they really mean is “You shouldn’t have”. Which can make sourcing a gift for them problematic… or at least not the easiest thing in the world.

“Everyone’s got enough stuff,” Harry Weller says. “I’m at that stage where I want everything in my life to serve a purpose and be useful, which I suppose means I’m quite a difficult person to buy for.” As the creative director of Tracey Emin Studio, where he’s worked since 2009, Weller has an eye for the finer details. He organises everything from international exhibitions to auctions to the day-to-day running of things and serves as a confidant and creative counterpart to one of Britain’s most renowned artists.

Want to know what to get Mawaan Rizwan this holiday season? You’ll have get to know him first. And there’s a lot to unpack when it comes to the award-winning actor, screenwriter, comedian and former Taskmaster contestant. Just ask viewers of his BBC series, Juice.

There are few modern film directors whose vision is so singular that you could boil it down not just to a mood board, but to a colour palette and even a typeface (Futura). Veterans such as Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese and Spike Lee have their signatures and are associated with particular themes or genres, but each has switched codes and has outliers within their oeuvre. With Wes Anderson, though, you could pull out any frame from any of his films (post-Rushmore) and you would know that it was his work.

Men often say something like, “Please don’t get me anything this year” when what they really mean is “If you’re going to get me something this year, make it special”. But also: “You shouldn’t have” when what they really mean is “You shouldn’t have”. Which can make sourcing a gift for them problematic… or at least not the easiest thing in the world.