How much does your job dictate what you wear?
In my studio I can get covered in dust and mess. In theory, I have work clothes and non-work clothes. In practice, everything gets a bit messy.
Jumper, £495, by Pringle Photograph: Paul Gore
What’s the best piece of fashion advice you’ve been given?
Coco Chanel said, “I never wanted to weigh more heavily on a man than a bird.” I used that for the title of a sculpture.
Shirt, £150, by Matthew Miller, from Daniel Jenkins. Trousers, £325, by E Tautz, from Mr Porter. Vest, Nick’s own. Photograph: Paul Gore
What’s your favourite piece of clothing, and why?
A crimson scarf bought when I was in Tangiers 10 years ago. It’s served as pillow, blanket, napkin, rope…
Shirt, £185, by E Tautz, from Mr Porter Photograph: Paul Gore
How much does your job dictate what you wear?
Music and clothes go hand in hand. If I’m listening to rock’n’roll, I’ll wear something to suit that, but if I’m listening to soul, I’ll wear more preppy things, like 60s cardigans and Levi’s cords.
Duffle, £795, by Hackett. Shirt, £190, by Christopher Shannon, from Oki-ni Photograph: Paul Gore
Do you have a fashion regret?
A luminous yellow Nike jumper I used to wear every day to school.
Which men do you think dress well?
Marvin Gaye during the What’s Going On era.
Jumper, £260, by JW Anderson, from Oki-ni. Jeans, Michael’s own.
Shot on location at Kristina Records, 44 Stoke Newington Road, N16 Photograph: Paul Gore
How much does your job dictate what you wear?
Shows like Dancing On Ice require something dressed up, and I do love a tux.
How many pairs of shoes do you own?
Funnily enough, not many. TV floors are notoriously slippy – the last thing I want to do is go flat on my arse. I do feel quite unnerved in a new pair of shoes on a live show.
Shirt, £310, by Jonathan Saunders Photograph: Paul Gore
Do you have a fashion regret?
I used to wear things that people had knitted for me. That was sweet, but often misguided.
What’s the best piece of fashion advice you’ve been given?
Shut up. Put it on. You look great.
Jumper, £425, by Pringle. Trousers, £125, by Dunhill, from Mr Porter Photograph: Paul Gore
How would you describe your style?
Somewhere between my teenage years and a need to look more sophisticated on professional appointments.
How many pairs of shoes do you own?
Anywhere between 2,000 and 60, depending on what part of the season it is. I personally own about 60-70 pairs, but I also test drive most of the ones we make.
Shirt, £150, by Martine Rose, from Daniel Jenkins Photograph: Paul Gore
What’s your favourite piece of clothing, and why?
My board shorts, because it means that if I’ve got them out I’m sitting on a beach on holiday
Suit, £695, by Mr Start. T-shirt, £50, by Dunhill. Shoes, £420, by Mr Hare, from Mr Porter.com. Necklace, Marc’s own. Photograph: Paul Gore
How would you describe your style?
Nonexistent. Army surplus. Poorly put-together. Unimaginative.
How much does your job dictate what you wear?
I need clothing that can survive the rigours of travel and the rigours of being washed in rivers
Sweatshirt, £115, by MHL by Margaret Howell. Trousers, £125, by Hackett. Boots, £230, by Grenson Photograph: Paul Gore
What’s your favourite piece of clothing, and why?
A jacket from Superdry that looks a bit like a Belstaff but was significantly cheaper.
Do you have a fashion regret?
[Laughs] 39 years of fashion regrets.
What’s the best piece of fashion advice you’ve been given?
For God’s sake, take it back.
Jacket, £279 by Oliver Spencer. Polo shirt, £195, by Margaret Howell. Trousers, £130, by Oliver Spencer, from Mr Porter. Boots, £230, by Grenson
Shot on location at Altea Map Gallery Photograph: Paul Gore
How much does your job dictate what you wear?
Tom: I can’t wear anything that’s going to dangle in mixers or in dough.
Tom (on left): Jumper, £149.50, by Mr Start. Jacket, £499, by Baartmans And Siegel, from Harrods. Jeans, from a selection, by Hiut Denim. Henry: Jacket, £845, by E Tautz, from Mr Porter. Shirt, £120, by YMC Photograph: Paul Gore
What’s your favourite piece of clothing, and why?
Henry: An orange linen jacket I stole off my dad. Every time I wear it, Mum says, “That’s your father’s!”
Tom: My Hiut jeans – they’re handmade in Cardigan.
Shirt, £119, by Oliver Spencer. Apron, Henry’s own. Photograph: Paul Gore
Do you have a fashion regret?
Tom: When I was 14 or 15, I wore a lot of technical climbing clothes with a bandanna and a wedge haircut.
Jumper, £429, by Richard James, from Harrods. Watch, from a selection, by Uniform Wares. T-shirt, just seen, £35, by YMC. Jeans, from a selection, by Hiut Denim. Apron, Tom’s own. Photograph: Paul Gore
