Continuing our self-explanatory series of interviews, we stopped by the East London studio of painter Clive Hodgson, sitting down to discuss how a painting begins life, the quality of engaging art, and the real meaning of an artist’s signature.

The Revue welcomes in the month of May with plenty to keep you occupied and entertained whilst you settle into life indoors.

Best known for his performances in Killing Eve, The English Game, Indian Summers, and The Inbetweeners, Henry Lloyd-Hughes has become a familiar presence on our screens, establishing himself as an actor of considerable talent.

The lesser-spotted corduroy short is a true marvel of the male wardrobe, and a riposte to those who believe cord is the preserve of winter only.

As life in lockdown continues, we gathered a handful of cultural recommendations to see you through the weekend and beyond, courtesy of our Creative Director Michael Hill, and two friends of the brand: traveller and writer, David Coggins, and Telegraph chief film critic, Robbie Collin. 

Drake's has always enjoyed a strong connection to Italy. It was one of the first countries to take strongly to our handmade ties more than four decades ago, and today it is the place we rely upon to produce our exquisite tailoring, as well as much of our knitwear, outerwear and casual pieces. It is a source of inspiration, a cherished holiday destination, and home to many of our closest friends. 

We continue our Dinner with Drake's series with another recipe from Maxime Alary, proprietor of London's premier French bistro, Blanchette. This time around it’s an enduring French classic, the croque monsieur.

Introducing the 'Mk. II' version of our knockabout Games Suit.

Easy to mix yourself at home, and with a zesty character redolent of the warm weather to come, the Pisco Sour is the perfect drink for right now.