If you’ve already seen The Bikeriders – the new film starring Austin Butler and Tom Hardy – you’ll know it’s based on the photojournalism of Danny Lyon, who followed the infamous motorcycle club around in the 60s. If you want to explore further, check out The Seventh Dog, a photobook by the American snapper. Organised chronologically, the book tells the story of Lyon's 50-year-career, starting in the present day before going back to the beginning when he photographed the American civil rights movement. Through text and image – colour and black-and-white photographs, original photo collages, letters and Lyon's own writing – this is a story of Lyon's personal journey as a photographer.

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Grenson has teamed up with two-Michelin-starred The Clove Club to create the ultimate chef's shoe. Following a conversation between Grenson creative director Tim Little and chef Isaac McHale about there not being a decent shoe for chefs to complement their uniforms, the two set about developing a pair that could perform in the kitchen while looking good enough to wear in the restaurant. The resulting shoe is a hybrid of a smart derby upper with a sneaker sole, combining comfort with smartness – and made with easy-to-clean black bookbinder leather or white gloss leather. Even if you’re not the head chef in your household, these workwear sneakers could fill a hole in your shoe collection.

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Loved the latest series of Race Across The World? Luxury tour operator Scott Dunn has expanded its offering in Asia, launching four new itineraries to South Korea. After travelling the length and breadth of the country, the operator’s travel experts have created itineraries which celebrate its different neighbourhoods, ancient architecture, food markets and even K-Pop culture. The tours will take in the country’s dramatic and beautiful landscapes, from the rugged hills of Jeju Island to the picturesque beaches of Busan. The tours are designed for families, couples, foodies and those looking to treat Korea as a gateway destination to the Philippines or Japan.

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From paps of Paul Mescal (in his short shorts) to England players warming up on the pitch this Euros tournament, we’ve noticed a return of wired in-ear headphones. If you’re after a high-tech pair that offers an unrivalled listening experience, look to Campfire Audio. This month saw the arrival of its limited-edition Moon Rover in-ear monitors. Made by hand in Portland, Oregon, the Moon Rover is packed with trailblazing tech and coincides with the wider rollout of lossless streaming – and it claims to provide superior sound to a wireless counterpart.

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