Boat International - July 2018

http://www.boatinternational.com | July 2018

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Go red at Brown’s

Redfish, whose

natural habitat is the

Mediterranean rocks,

can only be line-

caught, making it

a safe choice for those

seeking a delicious yet

eco-friendly meal. Line

fishing is the most

sustainable method

of sourcing seafood,

because no other

marine life is harmed

in the process.

Chef Heinz Beck has

chosen redfish for

the Italian-inspired

menu of his new

London restaurant,

Beck at Brown’s. “It’s

extremely tasty and

versatile, but so tricky

to source that our

kitchen never knows

how much they are

going to get: it can

range from 3kg to

10kg, depending on

how much they have

been able to catch,”

he says. Order the

redfish, courgette and

red pepper linguine –

before they run out.

roccofortehotels.com

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COOL SHORTS

PAUL SMITH

Tropical prints are a big trend,

but here’s something for

a change from the ubiquitous

hibiscus: when you hit the

water, what could be more

appropriate than these tropical

fish design swimming shorts

to rock the reef with?

£95, paulsmith.com

SLIDES

VERSACE

Slides – or sliders in the US – are the

summer’s essential shoes, and are as

perfect in the first class cabin as they are

poolside. Indulge yourself and step out in

style with these velvet numbers with an

eye-catching regal twist by Versace.

£590, versace.com

A TOUCH OF PINK

DSQUARED2

Pink is the hottest colour for

men when the temperature

rises. And it doesn’t get more

shocking than these swim shorts

by Dsquared2 – the perfect

eye-catching shade to set off

your tan. £145, dsquared2.com

TAILOR MADE

ISAIA

Traditional Neapolitan

tailoring is classic and this

linen mélange blazer by

Isaia will always be in style.

Cut close to the body, the

silhouette is extremely

flattering and just needs

a simple white T-shirt

to become your

summer nights staple.

£1,800, mrporter.com

SUMMER WHITES

NEIL BARRET T

Wearing white is what

summer is all about –

head-to-toe, or twinned

with dark blue or a

Breton top for a nautical

twist. These cotton-twill

trousers have a hint of

stretch for extra comfort

and a modern cropped

leg. £425, neilbarrett.com

1970S SHADES

GUCCI

These tortoiseshell-

framed, aviator-style

sunglasses with green

lenses certainly make the

cut on the Côte d’Azur.

And to keep it cool, the

iconic Gucci red and green

stripes along the arms give

them that ironic 1970s

playboy touch.

£250, gucci.com

BOAT LIFE

PRINTS CHARMING

ETRO

For a cool alternative to the Hawaiian

shirt, try a tropical T-shirt instead.

Etro is famous for its prints and this

fitted tee with an exuberant paisley

design is the perfect way to flatter your

beach body – sun’s out, guns out!

£195, etro.com

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