Mr. JONES Spring / Summer 2020

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ON THE ROAD

Fast-bowling and free-wheeling in new season fashion with cricket superstar Pat Cummins

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World stage

Discover the just landed international designer brands available online and at David Jones Elizabeth Street.

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Lift your game

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Easy rider

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Coast watch

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Nathan Jolliffe takes a road trip to test drive the latest drop of ultra-wearable threads.

Get set for summer with fresh essentials that will satisfy any dress code.

The way you move

Suit up in the slickest fits from your favourite brands (then take ‘em for a spin in a Tesla).

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Grooming

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The update

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Finer details

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Let’s hit the road

The shavers, scents and staycation essentials to stock up on next.

From pool parties to boot camp, get kitted out in statement-making separates.

Atop the next big thing in e-vehicles, the Audi e-tron, these AV buys look as great as they sound.

Places to go this summer – and the electric vehicles you’ll want to be seen in.

ON THE COVER

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Step out in the sharpest accessories from these cult- worthy international brands.

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PAT CUMMINS Sure, he may be the best test cricket bowler in the world, but Pat Cummins spent lockdown watching The Last Dance on Netflix, just like you.

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HERE WE GO

THERE’S A LOT TO LOOK FORWARD TO THIS SEASON. The proof is in these pages, filled to the brim with summer fashion from your favourite Australian brands, new and exclusive designer pieces to discover, all the coolest tech essentials and the next generation of electric cars (they’ll make you even more excited to get back out and enjoy the open road).

It’s in the spirit of adventure that this issue’s theme is ‘On The Road’ – which, right now, is as much a state of mind as it is a celebration of hitting the highway with the windows down and the music loud (something we all hope to do this summer).

There’s plenty to be excited about at David Jones, too.

The new menswear levels are now open at the Elizabeth Street store, and so we can shop safely together, we’re taking all the necessary steps to ensure your visit instore is safe, hygienic and enjoyable. And for those who can’t head instore, davidjones.com is where you can still find the best of what this season has to offer – wherever you are, with free delivery when you spend over $50#.

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LIFE IN THE FAST LANE After a stellar 2019, young quick bowler Pat Cummins is champing at the bit to get back on the pitch and back on the road to greatness.

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According to the International Cricket Council, Pat Cummins is the best Test cricketer in the world, period, and already one of the best bowlers in the history of the game. He may be in a position to become an all-time cricketing great, but he’s also just a regular 27-year-old bloke who loves sport.

One or both of those reasons are why, when I met Pat just after the Sydney coronavirus lockdown ended, we talked a lot about the defining text of the early COVID period, The Last Dance, a Netflix series that’s ostensibly about the career and life of basketballer Michael Jordan, but also a long form study into what it takes to become a great athlete.

Not a good athlete, but a great, transcendent, era-defining household name of an athlete; a Jordan, Williams or Ali – or perhaps a Ponting, Warne or McGrath, three cricketers whose careers Cummins is planning to emulate. “Seven or eight Ashes, multiple World Cups… win everything you can many times,” Cummins says, stirring a cappuccino.

These are the things Cummins wants to have done by the time his career ends.

While we spoke briefly about the ends, we spoke expansively about the means and this is what brought us to Jordan, with whom Cummins admits he shares some traits – the most important being a competitive streak that’s both utilitarian and nuclear powered, and which was fostered at a young age. “As a family, we’d watch Test cricket in the morning and in the afternoon we’d play backyard cricket with my brothers and my dad,” he says. “That’s where I learned the game. In backyard cricket, age doesn’t matter. I had to try to beat them and I judged myself against them.”

Up against bigger, stronger and more experienced brothers, Cummins had to be smarter, more strategic. He’d have to think

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Greatness doesn’t accept circumstance.

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Kenzo shirt, $280.

Critical Slide shorts (available midSeptember), $79.95.

Academy Brand T-shirt, $24.95.

about their weaknesses and his strengths and how both could work in his favour. “When I bowled, I was constantly problem-solving. After every ball, as I walk back, I’ve got my checklist. ‘How’d my action feel?’ ‘What’s the batter trying to do now?’ ‘How am I trying to get him out?’’’ he says. “That’s all subconscious when I play now.”

He was always one of the better players on the pitch as a junior, but not a player that “really stuck out” until a growth spurt at age 16 lifted the roof of his potential – adding the devastating and essential tool of raw speed to his strategic arsenal.

“Being able to take the handbrake off and bowl fast

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felt awesome as a young bloke,” he says.

“With a bit of pace I knew I could always scare [the batsmen] and that could be useful.”

At 18, he became the second youngest Australian Test debutant in history.

The next few years of his career tracked at a regular pace, with high points but a few low points, too; after multiple injuries kept him sidelined, Cummins had to train and condition his action to prevent further injury.

Then came one of cricket’s biggest scandals in recent memory: during a Test match in South Africa, Cummins thought he had a shot of winning the match for his side when he looked up at the big screen and saw footage of teammate Cameron Bancroft rubbing the ball with a tiny patch of yellow sandpaper.

Using spit and dirt to shine one side of the ball and rough up the other to create swing is pretty standard practice, but using a foreign substance like sandpaper just isn’t cricket and Cummins knew the ramifications would be extreme. Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull called it “a shocking disappointment”. The three players involved were not offered Cricket Australia contracts for the 2018-2019 cricket season and, as an internal cultural review was undertaken, the Australian Test team had to rebuild with an internationally tarnished reputation.

This was a strange time for the team and especially for the quicks like Cummins.

Traditionally, fast bowlers have a bit of attitude in them when they’re on the pitch, but for those in the Australian Test team this was not a time for bad behaviour. But Cummins wasn’t willing to prostrate himself or be meek when he was wearing the baggy green either – someone had to lead and play with fire or what was the point in competing? “I listen to feedback but I don’t listen to everything. I don’t want to live my life and just pander and do what everyone else wants me to do.”

In January 2019, Cummins and Travis Head were named co-vice-captains of the Test team. It was quickly apparent that the responsibility of leadership suited him, and this was to be the start of an historically great year. He snared 59 wickets in the calendar year (14 more than any other bowler in the world). Not only was he proving an excellent Test bowler, his batting was showing flashes of brilliance, and his form in the short game was magnificent, too.

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Accordingly, last December Cummins garnered a record contract to play in India’s IPL T20 competition – $3.17 million for the season, which ends up being about a quarter of a million per game, or $10,000 per ball. One month later, he was named ICC Test Player of the Year and true greatness beckoned. It had been Cummins’ year, but 2020 looked perhaps even brighter, and certainly more lucrative.

Then the pall of corona fell on Cummins, as it did on everyone, and he is now at home in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney, spending quality time with his British fiancée Becky Boston and their dog, Norman. “Things are good.

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Life is good,” says Cummins. “But I do hope we get to play soon.” He tells me his pet peeve is “people who whinge about things they can sort out themselves” and while Cricket Australia has announced some international cricket set to happen in Australia this year, I ask him what he’ll do if there isn’t any more international cricket this year. “I don’t know. There has to be a way.”

Greatness doesn’t accept circumstance. I also ask about the postponed goldmine that is the upcoming IPL season that could pay Cummins a million dollars every four games. “That I will definitely get to. I’ll swim if I have to,” he says. You wouldn’t bet against it.

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From the most iconic international fashion houses to the new-look menswear floor at David Jones Elizabeth Street, these pieces signal a stylish season ahead.

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KENZO No wardrobe is complete without a statement sweater from the Paris-based brand.

Kenzo All over Kenzo jumper, $490, and tech jersey trackpants, $570. Axel Arigato Clean 90 sneakers, $320.

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ALEXANDER MCQUEEN Known for iconic tailoring, you can expect athleisure that's just as polished from this British brand.

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Alexander McQueen jacket, $4535, denim pants, $965, T-shirt, $560, and sneakers, $949.

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DOLCE& GABBANA A heritage Italian brand that adds a dose of opulence to everything from sweaters to shorts.

Dolce&Gabbana long-sleeve knit, $1100, bandana print shorts, $745, and Continuative sneakers, $695. Model’s own socks.

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AMI This modern French brand knows how to blur the lines between casual and chic.

AMI logo sweatshirt, $349.

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Balenciaga short-sleeve shirt, $1375, cropped jeans, $825, and Triple S sneakers, $1499.

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VERSACE These Italian-designed essentials are understated cool.

Versace square logo T-shirt, $560, denim jeans, $840, and Stampa Barocco e Vitello clutch, $1219.

Balmain B-troop strap sneakers, $1200.

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BALMAIN For a subdued take on classic Balmain glitz, try a graphic striped tee and distressed denim.

Balmain tie-dye T-shirt, $790, Destroy ribbed slim jeans, $1450, B-troop strap sneakers, $1200, and B-trail sneakers, $1100 (top shelf). Common Projects Original Achilles low sneakers, $490 (middle shelf). Hugo Boss Signature double-zip structured briefcase, $1499.

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Our pick of the finest, freshest lace ups that can be worn with suits and sweats.

Clockwise from top left: Axel Arigato Clean 90 sneakers, $320.

Common Projects Original Achilles low sneakers, $490. Polo Ralph Lauren Sayer sneakers, $119. Tommy Hilfiger Harlow ID sneakers, $129. Lacoste Graduate leather sneakers, $159.95.

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Bold branding and a monochrome palette make designer accessories the hero.

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Clockwise from top left: Valentino calf leather belt with removable bag, $1490. Dolce&Gabbana Vertrate iPhone bag $859, and Crown card holder $245. Balenciaga Political cap, $599.

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Chunky soles and oversized logos add a technical edge to your dark kicks.

Clockwise from top left: Valentino VLTN sneakers, $1230. Balmain B-trail sneakers, $1100.

Balenciaga Speed sneakers, $1199.

Dolce&Gabbana Continuative sneakers, $695.

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NEUW DENIM On-the-road staples include the perfect white tee and straight leg jeans.

Neuw Denim band T-shirt, $59.95, and Lou slim jeans, $159.96. Veja V-10 sneakers, $200. Balenciaga Political cap, $599.

EASY RIDER Fresh threads are the new summer road trip essentials.

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NUDIE JEANS What’s better than a classic pair of jeans? 100% organic cotton classic jeans.

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LEVI’S ® Double denim is the ultimate on-the-road attire, just add a logo tee.

Levi’s® vintage fit Trucker jacket, $149.95, 511® slim jeans, $149.95, and relaxed tee, $49.95. Lacoste Straightset sneakers, $169.95.

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Nudie Jeans Uno cactus tee, $79, and Terry tight jeans, $239.

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CHAMPION For the hoodie obsessed and those who love comfort, a neutral everyday go-to is always cool.

Champion reverse weave hood with script, $109.95.

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NAUTICA Mix sportswear and loungewear in classic blue, white and red to channel on-the-go energy.

Nautica blocked logo crewneck, $139.95, and trackpants with side panel, $129.95.

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DIESEL Worn over a tee, knit or shirt, utility works overtime with an olive green bomber.

Diesel J-Marten jacket, $499, D-Krooshort shorts, $249, and T-Diego long-sleeve T-shirt, $79.

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CRITICAL SLIDE Where better to try a printed holiday shirt than on, well, holidays.

Critical Slide Fire Powers Phantom shirt (available mid-September), $79.95, and Plain Jane trunks (available mid-September), $79.95.

COAST From printed shirts to tailored shorts, summer’s must-have pieces from your go-to menswear labels look good anywhere.

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BEN SHERMAN Ben Sherman rib ringer tee, $69.95, and canvas shorts, $99.95. Fred Perry B721 sneakers, $170. Ben Sherman mod stripe detail polo, $79.95, and relaxed trousers, $149.95. Fred Perry B721 sneakers, $170.

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SCOTCH & SODA Scotch & Soda Hawaiian shirt with floral all-over print, $179.95, and Ralston pants, $199.95.

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TOMMY HILFIGER Tommy Hilfiger logo hoodie, $169, Brooklyn shorts, $129, TJM Campus Boy mini reporter bag, $79.95, colour block regular polo, $119, Denton straight chinos, $149, and Essential leather sneakers, $169.

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LACOSTE Lacoste postage stamp croc T-shirt, $89.95, and cap (available October), $69.95, and classic slim vertical camera bag, $169.

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NAUTICA Nautica polo, $99.95, and diagonal pieced logo shorts, $89.95.

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CALIBRE Calibre textured linen blazer, $599, stretch cotton slim fit pants, $279, mercerised cotton polo, $139, Noah floral pocket square, $99, and woven leather sneakers, $279.

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PS PAUL SMITH PS Paul Smith tailored fit shirt, $260, tapered fit jeans, $259, and Lee sneakers, $319.

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BOSS CASUAL Boss Casual Magneton shirt, $159, Delaware pants, $219, and Troaar tee, $99.

Hugo Boss Mirage sneakers, $549.

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ACADEMY BRAND Academy Brand Hampton linen shirt, $89.95, and Riviera linen shorts, $79.95.

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GANT Gant cotton cable knit, $179, Madras linen shirt, $269, sun-faded shorts in dry sand, $199, The Original T-shirt in dark cobalt blue, $69.95, BC summer stripe shirt, $249, sun-faded shorts in eggshell, $199, and The Original T-shirt in white, $69.95.

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TOMMY BAHAMA Tommy Bahama Holiday Highlights shirt, $178, Boracay shorts, $125, Pacific Parrot shirt, $168, and Shady Palm shorts, $148.

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JAG Jag linen workers jacket (available late September), $240, herringbone linen blend shorts, $110, and organic split tee, $75. Birkenstock Arizona sandals, $164. Jag irregular drill shirt, $130, and herringbone drawcoard pants, $140.

Birkenstock Arizona sandals, $164.

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WALK THE LINE

Though they’re often hailed for their comfort, quality and craftsmanship, the best thing about a pair of leather boots is they look good, well... anywhere.

Clockwise from top left: Julius Marlow Scrambled chukka boots, $199.95. Oliver Sweeney Allegro antique calf leather Chelsea boots, $329. Ted Baker Tradd Chelsea boots, $289.

Common Projects Chelsea boots, $649.

R.M.Williams Comfort craftsman boots, $595.

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These sustainable buys are all class. So for something a little more street, try a pair of cult cool sneakers or a backpack with the power to save the planet (almost).

From left: Tommy Hilfiger zero waste appleskin cupsole, $299.

Veja Esplar sneakers, $160. Superga organic cotton hemp sneakers, Clae Ellington sneakers, $199. $119.95.

Calvin Klein Ultimate nylon mini reporter, $109.95.

Bellroy Classic backpack plus, $199.

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Bellroy Hide & Seek wallet, $115.

The Good Tote bag, $69.95.

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HUGO BY HUGO BOSS Timeless tailoring mixed with vibrant red makes for quite the wardrobe refresh.

Hugo by Hugo Boss plain suit jacket, $599, and pants, $249, and logo cursive reverse T-shirt, $129. Hugo Boss belt, $179.

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PAUL SMITH A classic wool-mohair mix suit gets an update with a light navy palette.

Paul Smith Soho 100% wool mohair fit suit, $1495, and marker pen print T-shirt, $309.

THE WAY YOU MOVE Just like the Tesla Model 3, this season’s sharpest suiting is a masterful mix-up of form and function, commanding attention in all the right ways.

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BAUMLER Quality Italian fabric means this set will last a lifetime.

Baumler Atmosphere textured wool/cotton jacket, $699, cotton stretch chinos, $250, cutaway collar shirt, $199, paisley silk tie, $125, and four square silk pocket square, $59. Oliver Sweeney antique calf leather sneakers, $249.

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SIMON CARTER This London brand is all about sharp and stylish suiting.

DANIEL HECHTER A textured sage-green sportscoat brings European tailoring Down Under.

Daniel Hechter Prague sportscoat, $349, slim flat front chinos, $99.95, and Jacques business shirt, $89.95. Ben Sherman knitted tie, $49.95.

Simon Carter Alfie Prince of Wales check suit jacket, $339, and trousers, $159, jungle digital print shirt, $109, and spot tie, $69.95.

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ALTEA For tees, jackets and everyting in between, this Milanese label uses the finest textiles.

Altea (left) Tito jersey blazer, $829, Dumbo linen pants, $439, desert print tee, $159, and pocket square, $99. Axel Arigato Clean 90 sneakers, $320.

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ELEVENTY This comfy combo proves loungewear can still have luxury-level quality.

Eleventy laser cut cotton pique blazer, $759, wool joggers with drawstring, $469, Giza cotton crew with contrast neck, $329, and paisley cotton square, $139. Common Projects Original Achilles low sneakers, $490.

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TED BAKER You can rely on this British brand for a classically tapered fit.

Ted Baker Elegan jacket, $499, and trousers, $200, Cabbage geo print shirt, $149, Buggs knit tie, $99.95, Elmore geo print silk pocket square, $69.95, and Sumpsa derby shoes, $219.

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SABA A grey suit can be razor sharp, as this Australian brand proves.

Saba Piccadilly suit jacket, $699, and pants (limited stock available), $299, and Bligh longsleeve classic shirt (limited stock available), $149. Julius Marlow Knock derby shoes, $159.95.

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PAL ZILERI After a traditional handmade suit?

Look no further.

Pal Zileri pinstripe super 150s wool suit, $2799, plain cotton business shirt, $239, burgundy tie, $129, reversible belt, $299, and leather brogues, $649.

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STUDIO ITALIA Subtle check and 100 per cent wool will always be à la mode.

Studio Italia Jensen check suit jacket, $360, T85 check suit trousers, $160, and Spencer shirt in blue, $99.

Abelard diagonal stripe tie, $79.95.

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POLITIX Paired with a navy tee, window-pane checks work for the weekend, too.

Politix Springfield jacket, $289, Lynden pants, $169, and Lomaso T-shirt, $49.

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PERFECT PAIRING For the coolest trans-seasonal look, Ted Baker has you covered.

THE PRINTED SHORT-SLEEVE SHIRT HAS THE ULTIMATE SARTORIAL POWER:

It can be worn in any season with just about anything : try it with swim trunks in summer or a blazer and denim in winter.

For right now, pair it with classic navy trousers and crisp white trainers. Have a jacket on hand and you’re ready for all four seasons in one day.

Ted Baker Krosa shirt, $199, Sincere slim fit chinos, $199, and Thawap sneakers, $249.

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CLOSE SHAVE These top-shelf bathroom essentials more than make the grade.

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Philips BT3216/14 Series 3000 Beard Trimmer, NOW $49, and S9711/41 Series 9000 V-Track Precision PRO Digital Shaver, NOW $349.

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GROOMING

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With innovative flexibility that minimises irritation, this shaver will help you stay sharp.

Clockwise from left: Charles + Lee Daily Essentials Pack, $39.95. Includes: Face Wash 150ml, Moisturiser 100ml and Hand & Body Wash 500ml in a reusable toiletry bag (only toiletry bag pictured).

YSL L’Homme Eau de Toilette 100ml, $149. Braun MGK5060 Grooming Kit 8-In-1, NOW $89.

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For maintenance made easy, upgrade to a shaver with a Clean and Charge Station.

Clockwise from left: Dior Sauvage Eau de Toilette 100ml, $149. Clinique Clinique for Men 72-Hour Auto-Replenishing Hydrator, $65. Braun 7865CC Series 7 Shaver, NOW $299.

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GROOMING

WELL GROOMED Whether you’re going exploring or simply want to look sharp at home, these are the products to know.

HOT FUZZ

Simplify your staycation with versatile buys that go the distance.

These hardworking products act as all-in-one solutions to make packing for your next trip a little easier.

Keep your iso beard in good nick.

SMELL GOOD

Infused with aromatic essential oils, this lightweight product will smooth and nourish your facial hair as well as the skin underneath.

Kiehl’s Nourishing Beard Grooming Oil 30ml, $46.

STAY FRESH

Keep your facial hair in the very best condition with this hydrating wash-out mask – it simultaneously softens and repairs.

Charles + Lee Beard Mask 215ml, $24.95.

BOLD STATEMENT

DOUBLE OR NOTHING

MUST HAVE

This wash is an overachiever working thrice as hard to cleanse your hair, body and beard.

Charles + Lee Hair + Body Wash 250ml, $16.95.

Stick to your daily dose of wellness on-the-go with these nutrient-packed sachets that take up no space at all.

WelleCo The Super Elixir 7-Day Travel Set, $35.

Reinvigorate your routine with a new scent.

This electrifying option smells like sage, green bergamot and tonka.

Carolina Herrera Bad Boy Eau de Toilette 100ml, $147.

Save face and time with this nifty moisturisermeets-aftershave that soothes and hydrates.

Aveda Men Pure-Formance Dual Action After-Shave 75ml, $70.

The perfect travel companion?

A compact kit that’s got you covered from head-to-toe.

Hunter Lab Light Armoury Kit, $58.

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Ava i l a b l e a t D av i d J o n e s f ro m l at e S e pt e mbe r

ACTIVEWEAR

Stay stylish, even if you don’t plan on breaking a sweat.

Clockwise from top left: The North Face Half Dome hoodie, $120. CK Performance Pop art monogram tee in black, $79.95. Puma Rebel tee, $30.

CK Performance Pop art monogram tee in white, $79.95. New Balance 574 sneakers, $140.

The North Face Half Dome tee, $45.

THE UPDATE Need to hit refresh on your seasonal essentials? Start here.

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SWIM TRUNKS

Stand out on the sand this summer.

Clockwise from top left: CK Swim Intense power shorts, $89.95. Nautica Vintage logo shorts, $89.95. Tommy Hilfiger Core Flag shorts, $119.

Mosmann Toucan shorts, $69.95. Vacay Swim Miami shorts, $79.95. Polo Ralph Lauren Traveler shorts, $129.

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DAYWEAR

Ensure you’re always the best dressed guy at the pool party.

Clockwise from top left: Polo Ralph Lauren linen shirt in summer royal, $189, Longwood sneakers, $139, Oxford shirt, $159, Traveler shorts in harbor island blue and golf green, $99 each, and recycled mesh knit polo in baby blue and green, $149 each.

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Bowers & Wilkins PX5 Noise Cancelling On-Ear Wireless Headphones, $469.

Bang & Olufsen Beolit 17 Portable Bluetooth Speaker, $850.

FINER DETAILS Meet the tech delivering summer’s sharpest sound, as seen on the new Audi e-tron.

Marshall Kilburn II Portable Bluetooth Speaker, $499.

Bose Frames Rondo Audio Sunglasses, $299.

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APPLE

The latest Apple essentials promise to keep you ahead of the pack.

Clockwise from top left: MacBook Pro 13-inch 1.4GHZ I5/8GB/256GB Space Grey MXK32X/A, $1999, iPhone SE 128GB Red MXD22X/A, $829, iPad Pro 12.9-inch Wi-Fi+Cellular 512GB Space Grey MXF72X/A, $2409, and Apple Watch Series 5 GPS 40mm Space Grey Aluminium Case with Black Sport Band, $649.

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New Era cap, $39.95.

Birkenstock sandals, $164.

MUST SEE

MARGARET RIVER

WA

ADELAIDE HILLS

SA

It’s a short but stunning drive to the Adelaide Hills.

Bypass the tourists in Hahndorf and go straight to Mount Lofty House (book an Escarpment Suite – trust us) to drop off your bags before you zig-zag around the region sampling everything great on offer: Karrawatta Winery for the views, Ngeringa for the biodynamic pét-nat and The Summertown Aristologist for a lunch to brag about.

You don’t have to be a slave to the surf to enjoy Margaret River, though it helps. Busselton to Gnarabup may take just an hour when driving Caves Road along the coast but the number of surf checks, snack stops (see: Wild Hop Brewing Company) and winery detours (like Aravina Estate) promises to make it a long day.

LAKE ST CLAIR

TAS

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SUMMER IS COMING

LET’S HIT THE ROAD

Conquer the highway, plan every pit stop and make the most of your own backyard.

Zendure portable charger, $79.95.

Le Specs sunglasses, $69.

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MOLLYMOOK

NSW

A 3.5-hour drive from Sydney, take the scenic route to Mollymook across the Sea Cliff Bridge – nab the passenger seat to really enjoy the view. Take a lunch break at Scarborough Hotel (or for a speedier pit stop, Hayden’s Pies in Ulladulla has a cult following for good reason) before you check in to Bannisters by the Sea. Reserve a table at Rick Stein’s for the requisite summer seafood feast.

If the salty sea breeze ruffling your hair is not really how you do summer, perhaps a hike through Tasmania’s ancient Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park might satisfy.

Refuel at Derwent Bridge Wilderness Hotel before calling it at night at the super luxe but secluded Pumphouse Point Retreat. You’ve earned it.

TR AV E L

ELECTRIC FEEL E-vehicles are quickly coming to not only a point of maturation but of exhilaration, too. These four prove that things morally good can also be very good fun.

FOR THE TECH EVANGELIST

TESLA MODEL 3 It’s often said that Tesla is a computer engineering company that happens to make cars and that’s obvious as soon as you open the door of this, the most affordable Tesla available in Australia. Satellite navigation, streaming audio, voice recognition and automobile data is all perfectly integrated into the driving experience. So, too, are power and control, which a Model 3 has in spades.

The Tesla is the car that will get you to the future fastest.

FOR THE LUXURIANT

AUDI E-TRON

FOR THE FAMILY MAN

Sporting the same virtual cockpit and advanced multimedia systems as in its luxury Q5 and Q7, the e-tron’s interior experience is a cut above.

As is its raw power stakes, with front and rear electric motors contributing to face-melting acceleration and top speeds. With a range of nearly 500km per charge, it will turn heads on country roads, if bystanders see you at all.

HYUNDAI KONA EV HIGHLANDER

FOR YOU

HARLEY-DAVIDSON LIVEWIRE

The Kona EV Highlander is an excellent family touring vehicle not only because of the impressive range (roughly 450km per charge) and no-nonsense automation but also because of the incredible stillness that is felt while driving this mid-sized SUV. Yes, the electric Highlander is a full $30,000 more expensive than the petrol version, but the incredible glide and preternatural silence in the vehicle at cruising speed is worth it – if you can get those kids in the back to stop blasting TikTok.

Harley-Davidson is known for many wonderful things – style, grunt, tradition – but innovation is a word more often used for European and Japanese bike makers. With a hefty price tag expected (around $49,995 when it launches in Australia), the style of the bike echoes some of the more iconic Harleys, but the engine, suspension and accessories (the centre of the keyless bike’s console touch screen) are unlike anything Harley has done before.

Acceleration out of corners is a dream and it may be one of the smoothest rides on the market.

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