Daddy-O

Once a year we celebrate our dad who provided us in our early years with a home- although maybe not this house- unconditional love, direction, wisdom…and an unlimited wardrobe- OK, that was definitely my house. While some of us keep our father’s close to our hearts, others may just show their appreciation every third Sunday in June. Either way it’s all about daddy-o this weekend, so tell him you love him with something fab from our gift guide. Whether he’s a crafty type who likes to hang out by the garage making things that actually function, an outdoorsy hipster type who takes his RV- and kids- to Burning Man, a Sunday athlete, or a sophisticated bon vivant who is always paparazzi ready, he’ll thank you. And then the next day you can drive him crazy again until next year, like I do. Just kidding dad. Happy Father’s day to all…

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1. D.N.A. Golf Shoes by FootJoy. These shoes perfectly blend technology and classic good looks. www.golfsmith.com ; 2. Vilebrequin Swimwear is a Saint Tropez classic. www.us.vilebrequin.com ; 3. Moncler Embossed Leather and Cotton Flip Flops are necessary summer equipment www.farfetch.com ; 4. Outdoorsman Craft Sunglasses by Ray-Ban, an instant update to a classic, just like dad. www.rayban.com ; 5. Double Shot Press Mug by REI, a man likes his coffee so let him brew it his way. www.rei.com ; 6. Homemade Gin Kit because those hot days of summer calls for a Tom Collins. www.homemadegin.com ; 7. For the true gentleman The Manual for a Stylish Life, Volume 2 hand bound in Smythson’s iconic cross-grain leather. www.smythson.com/us/mr-porter-paperback.html ; 8. Bottega Veneta new light grey intreccio scolpito spazzolato card case. Simply chic. www.bottegaveneta.com ; 9. Campstove by BioLite because your dad may need to cook something he actually caught that day. Added perk: it uses the heat from the fire to create electricity so he can charge that iPhone at the same time. www.biolitestove.com ; 10. 1 V3 Camera by Nikon. Small, fast and great image quality normally associated with much bulkier cameras. www.nikonusa.com