Jolly & Goode News

From a cycling crash in Nottingham to a global fashion empire — the charming, quietly radical story of how Paul Smith invented his own version of British cool.

From Savile Row apprentice to the most visionary designer Britain has ever produced — the remarkable story of Lee Alexander McQueen.

Few fashion houses are as synonymous with Britain as Burberry. The brand's signature check, its rain-ready trench coats, and its unmistakable blend of practicality and elegance have made it a...

Brighton has always done things differently. From the Regency extravagance of the Royal Pavilion to the Mods roaring in on Vespas, it's a town that has never quite followed the rules — and has always looked good not doing so.

In 1959, a small car arrived that rewrote the rules of motoring. A few years later, a hemline rose and rewrote the rules of fashion. Both were British. Both were cheeky. And together, they defined a decade.

Geri Halliwell and Vivienne Westwood and other British icons left us with an important lesson. If we want a symbol to mean something, we have to be the ones to imbue it with that meaning. Who you are and what you represent whilst wearing your Union Jack contributes to the ever-evolving meaning of this symbol.

Before chains were cool, Jacob Marley was wearing them. A festive tribute to A Christmas Carol's most overlooked fashion icon — and the Jolly & Goode collection that honours his legacy.