Not many men can lay claim to this, but Mr Nick Tobias has been on MR PORTER’s Style Council since its inception. Sydney-born and bred, Mr Tobias founded Tobias Partners nearly 22 years ago and has long been regarded as one of the most well-renowned architects and interior designers in Australia.

Mr Sigurd Larsen may be one of the newest inductees to the MR PORTER Style Council, but this is not the first time he has graced our pages. In 2015, the Danish-born architect was one of five men we interviewed for a story in The Journal on his adopted hometown, Berlin, in which he spoke about the effects that gentrification and overtourism were having on the city. Today, like many cities around the world, Berlin faces a very different existential threat.

Mr Dries Van Noten is a man of the world. From Indian embroidery to tropical palm fronds and Western-infused Americana, a sense of adventure has always been a prevalent part of the Belgian designer’s work. But with travel at a minimum over the past year, the Antwerp-based fashion force has had to get creative in where he looks for inspiration.

Feeling a little restless? Longing for the open road? You’re in good company, my friend. While the past year may have really ignited our wanderlust, the great adventurers have always hankered after escape. Handily, these buccaneers – from world renowned climbers to surfing legends – are also the types to have a film crew tag along on the adventure. Sometimes, acclaimed filmmakers do the legwork themselves, going to the ends of the earth to document our wildest places.

Not many men can lay claim to this, but Mr Nick Tobias has been on MR PORTER’s Style Council since its inception. Sydney-born and bred, Mr Tobias founded Tobias Partners nearly 22 years ago and has long been regarded as one of the most well-renowned architects and interior designers in Australia.

Mr Sigurd Larsen may be one of the newest inductees to the MR PORTER Style Council, but this is not the first time he has graced our pages. In 2015, the Danish-born architect was one of five men we interviewed for a story in The Journal on his adopted hometown, Berlin, in which he spoke about the effects that gentrification and overtourism were having on the city. Today, like many cities around the world, Berlin faces a very different existential threat.