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Edward Norton from Killer Altar Boy to Sketchy Spook, the Actor!Activist Revisits His Dark Side in the Bourne Legacy JUNE 2012 CONFIDENCE MAN THE BOLD NEW CONSUMER DRIVING MEN’S FASHION PITTI PLEASE CARVEN TAKES THE FLORENCE SPOTLIGHT REBEL REBEL THE RETURN OF BIKER CHIC THE UNRIVALED RUN OF EDWARD NORTON FROM KILLER ALTAR BOY TO SKETCHY SPOOK, THE ACTOR!ACTIVIST REVISITS HIS DARK SIDE IN THE BOURNE LEGACY. BY MATTHEW LYNCH FIRST LOOK +SPRING ’13 DISPLAY UNTIL SEPT. 24, 2012 $6.00 LONDON’S COOL AGAIN AN INSIDER GUIDE TO THE BRITISH STYLE CAPITAL 0:&RYHULQGG 30 www.brunellocucinelli.it www.brunellocucinelli.it CONTENTS JUNE 2012 Adam et Ropé Biotop. Page 30 FEATURES 38 SEPARATE WAYS A remix of the summer suit means ultralight fabrics and a fresh approach to styling for 2013. Photos by Eric Ray Davidson Styled by Alex Badia 44 THE NORTON LEGACY He’s in two movies this summer, but what excites Edward Norton more is the role of civic crusader. By Matthew Lynch 50 REBEL REBEL With the return of the motorcycle jacket, chic urban warriors are hell-bent for leather. Photos by David Roemer Styled by Alex Badia Edward Norton photographed in Burberry London’s linen suit New York City by Lorenzo Agius. and DKNY’s cotton shirt. Styled by Alex Badia. Prada tie; Linda Farrow Luxe glasses. Canali’s wool suit and Louis Vuitton’s cotton shirt. DKNY tie. YUKIE MIYAZAKI BY PHOTO STORE TOKYO DAVIDSON; ERIC RAY BY PHOTO SUIT FASHION 0: &RQWHQWVLQGG 30 CONTENTS JUNE 2012 TALKING POINTS Actor Patrick Fryer at the Nightjar, his favorite bar in London. Page 22 11 MR. MAJESTIC Without sartorial high jinks, Prince Philip adds a touch of glamour while leaving the spotlight to the Queen. By Samantha Conti 12 DEVIL, DETAILS Bespoke designer Angelo Galasso unveils a wickedly expensive men’s store at New York’s Plaza hotel. By Matthew Lynch 12 OLYMPIC METTLE Our fashion judges grade the style of three Summer Games contenders. 14 FLY BUYS Pilot watches take o! as Tom Cruise signs on for the sequel to Top Gun. By Joelle Diderich DEPARTMENTS 16 THE CONFIDENCE MAN A style-conscious new consumer heats up the men’s fashion industry. By David Lipke 20 ON THE GRID From shopping in Tokyo to golfing in New Jersey, the best of summer. By David Lipke 22 DESTINATIONS: LONDON The best places to eat, drink, shop and hang out in the British capital. By Nina Jones 26 MAN IN THE NEWS Je! Rudes sets out to make J Brand a full-fledged fashion force. By David Lipke 30 RETAIL SPACE Renaissance man Takashi Kumagai brings Saturdays Surf to Tokyo. By Amanda Kaiser 32 MADE IN THE USA Woolrich, an all-American brand since 1830, prepares to go global. By Jean E. Palmieri Louboutin 36 BY DESIGN for men. Pitti Uomo guest designer Guillaume Page 14 Carven designer Henry’s fresh take on the Carven man. Guillaume Henry. 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