A friend and customer of Drake’s, Robbie Collin is best known as chief film critic at the Daily Telegraph, and as one of the most prominent voices in British film criticism right now.

A new series featuring - you guessed it - artists, wearing Drake's shirts, at work in their studios. Last year we visited the studios of some of our favourite artists, to chat about the creative process. First up, abstract painter, Sherman Mern Tat Sam.

We teamed with renowned German artist Lothar Götz to produce a limited collection of pocket squares, featuring four original drawings created expressly for us.

We sat down with friend of Drake's and purveyor of rare books Anthony Smith for a chat about the world of hard-to-find literature.

Kristin Texeira ruminates on memory, inspiration and the creative process, in her own words.

Fei Wang - better known as Mr Slowboy - talks us through his artistic and sartorial inspirations, and discusses the nature of tradition, the resurgence in fashion illustration, and making a living doing what you love.

Multidisciplinary artist and Drake's collaborator Jane Wilbraham talks with us about the democracy of textiles, the appeal of folk art, and the inspiration to be found in the natural world.

We sit down with Jerwood Prize-winning artist Adam Dant to discuss his work, his wardrobe, and his strong opinions on moths.

Freelance photographer and art director, James Harvey-Kelly, talks us through his route into the worlds of fashion, portraiture, and landscape photography.