Pelle Lundquist is one of the three friends behind A Day’s March – the timelessly cool Swedish menswear brand that’s about to open a new store in Soho. Here, he tells SLMan about the label’s own journey, offers up his finest style advice and hands out a few Stockholm recommendations…

Jenson Button is still putting pedal to metal. As well as working with Hackett on a classic new menswear collection, Britain’s 2009 F1 world champ has moved to LA and is currently competing in the Nascar Cup Series. He spoke to SLMan about staying competitive, life in California and fatherhood…

Johnnie Collins is gardener and chef in residence at Oakley Court and 180 Studios. We asked him how this came to be – and tapped him up for his cooking and gardening tips…

Campbell Carey is the head cutter and creative director of Savile Row tailor Huntsman – if you recognise him, it might be from his cameo in Kingsman: The Secret Service. But rather than tapping him up for his acting skills, we’re drawing on his deep knowledge of men’s style and what it takes to thrive as a 19th-century brand in the 21st century…

When Scotland scrum-half Grayson Hart injured his knee, he tried CBD as an alternative to opioid-based painkillers. The results were so impressive – and CBD so hard to come by – that he founded Puresport. In this exclusive SLMan video, Grayson reveals how he built a market-leading brand and why natural products are the future of medicine.

Jacu Strauss is the architect and interior designer behind a string of cool hotels – including One Hundred Shoreditch and Sea Containers London. He told SLMan how he made it, where he finds stuff for his own home and why good lighting is the key to everything…

After discovering he could hold a note as a teenager, Jack Savoretti busked at cafés around the UK before landing a record deal. Two decades on, the singer-songwriter has two number-one albums under his belt and has worked with the likes of Bob Dylan, Nile Rodgers and Kylie Minogue. Jack spoke to SLMan about discovering music as a child, life on tour, and why he doesn’t still consider himself a musician.

A former star for Liverpool and England, an injury at 31 meant retirement came as a shock for Jamie Redknapp. But that wasn't the end of his footballing career. A Sky pundit for over a decade and brand ambassador for clothing line Sandbanks, in this exclusive SLMan video, Jamie invites his friend – supermodel David Gandy – over for a coffee to talk career moves, style, why he chose not to follow in his father's footsteps, how to deal with online trolls and the best thing about becoming a dad again in his late-40s.

David Gandy shot to stardom in the noughties as the face of Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue. Since then he’s fronted campaigns for the biggest names in fashion, even staring down at the world from 50ft billboards in Times Square. Now he’s applying that experience to launch his own brand – with two children as well, life has certainly changed for the legendary model. He told SLMan how it came to this…