Browns' Dean Cook on the Future of Menswear

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Browns is first and foremost a boutique – the likes of which there aren’t many left. It has sat on the northern side of Mayfair’s South Molton St since 1970, when Joan and Sidney Burstein opened the gates to a bevy of now-familial brands such as Missoni, Giorgio Armani and Sonia Rykiel – and later introducing new generations of talent to the British market, from Jil Sander and Calvin Klein to Hussein Chalayan and John Galliano. That’s not even mentioning the fact that Browns…