Maximilian in London 

He love vintage chic style and his bespoke signifier is attention to details. 
He strongly believes that  " My children should wear it, my grandchildren should be inspired by it. "

Maximilian is a quite interesting tailor and we are glad we met him at his trunk show earlier this year on Savile Row. 
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Pitti Uomo is a quite important motivation for someone who is interesting in menswear to visit Florence at least twice a year. But this historical and beautiful city has a lot more reasons to offer. One of the most important is that one of the living legends in menswear tailoring has his tailoring house there and it’s a must seen house for all the sartorial aficionados.

I had the luck to be among these people who have visited that beautiful tailoring house, but mostly because I had the honour to meet Mr Antonio Liverano himself.

However, one visit or one talk with him is never enough and thank God for UK residents Mr Antonio Liverano was invited in November 2021 to the Drakes shop for a trunk show.

Of course, I instantly grabbed the chance and was there first to admire Liverano & Liverano's brand, but most of all to sit down once again with this great man and hear from his timeless and wise words that should be a guiding light to all of us.

Pitti Uomo is a quite important motivation for someone who is interesting in menswear to visit Florence at least twice a year. But this historical and beautiful city has a lot more reasons to offer. One of the most important is that one of the living legends in menswear tailoring has his tailoring house there and it’s a must seen house for all the sartorial aficionados.

I had the luck to be among these people who have visited that beautiful tailoring house, but mostly because I had the honour to meet Mr Antonio Liverano himself.

However, one visit or one talk with him is never enough and thank God for UK residents Mr Antonio Liverano was invited in November 2021 to the Drakes shop for a trunk show.

Of course, I instantly grabbed the chance and was there first to admire Liverano & Liverano's brand, but most of all to sit down once again with this great man and hear from his timeless and wise words that should be a guiding light to all of us.

Jasmine is a former political events executive who has organised events for charities, commercial and political clients. She developed an interest for behavioural science while working for the data analytics firm, Cambridge Analytica. 

Patrick "turns minds into money", taking academic research and experimentation and practically applying it, for both business and politics.
 He is the author of #Hooked Why cute sells... and other marketing magic we just can’t resist and co-authored peer-reviewed papers on topics ranging from facial expressions to Facebook.
From an academic perspective, Patrick lectures part-time at multiple London universities; he has also acted as a media commentator for a number of outlets. Commercially Patrick has worked across a number of brands and industries providing psychological insight. Patrick was Lead Psychologist at Cambridge Analytica for eight months until the company went into administration. 

They are a newly wedding couple who met at the company and aart frfom that they are the hosts of 'What Are They Thinking’ a behavioural science podcast that seeks to entertain and inform listeners on the psychological insights that brands, businesses, the media use to capture our attention. This podcast sheds light on the inner workings of various industries who use behavioural science to influence our decision making and you can find it on Spotify. 

On this Lifestyle insights podcast they shared with me their thoughts and research about behavioral fashion. 

Key Players are important people in a particular area of activity who shape and define the future of it. As such Edward Sexton is definitely the key player for tailoring in Savile Row. We don’t know the famous street how would look like today if it wasn’t for the Nutters who brought and defined a new tailoring wave there on the late sixties and early seventies. 

Edward Sexton has become celebrities most wanted tailor and icons like Naomi Campell, Mick and Bianca Jagger, Anni Lennox, Yoko ono,  the Beatles and many more have enriched their wardrobes with some of his most iconic pieces like the total white John Lennon's look for the Beatles on the Abbey Road Cover in 1969. 

It seems that the famous tailoring street starts to regain its glory with the coveted Edward Sexton’s come back in Savile row fifty-one years after co-founding Nutters and the late seventies revolutionary British tailor is ready to create a new heritage for the next generations. 

My name is Nikki Ximeri and this is another podcast episode for andronikki.com. People who inspire the world with their passion for what they do, and they share their lifestyle culture with us. 

My guest this week is Edward Sexton’s creative director, Dominic Sebag-Montefiore. Dominic and I discussed the role of the gentleman today, what are the essentials for a timeless wardrobe, how he gained Edward sexton’s trust, what's the importance of fine clothing today, the future of tailoring and how the difficult times we've been going through can make us better human beings.  

What if you had dressed celebrities from film, television and music industries, including David Bowie, George Michael, Mick and Bianca Jagger, Morgan Freeman, Paul Weller, and more.

And let’s say you had designed costumes for the British films ‘Absolute Beginners’, ‘Shopping’ and ‘Gangster No.1’.

And what if you were working in the tailoring world for 35 years now and you dress men and women. Then your name would be Mark Powell. But wait guys this is my guest we are talking about.

My name is Nikki Ximeri and this is another podcast episode for andronikki.com. People who inspire the world with their passion for what they do and they share their lifestyle culture with us.

My guest today is Mark Powell one of London’s most iconic and important bespoke tailors.

Mark and I discussed his tailoring journey until now, where he gets inspiration from, the future of tailoring, his differences with Savile row tailors and why it’s all about style and authenticity.

My name is Nikki and this is another podcast episode for andronikki.com. My guests this week are The founders of The Service London in Savile Row. Marcel Ottoy, Toby Richardson and James Sleater. 
We’ve discussed all about their interesting project in the historic tailoring Savile Row Street, how people received that move, their favorite coffee, the specialization in these days in fine things, the affects of the pandemic in the business industry, and many more.

p.s Special thanks to Grey Studios Athens for mixing, editing and producing the episode.