Welcome to the third edition of
The Sovereign Edit, our weekly guide to looking and feeling your best.
Our aim with this blog is to distil the best of the week's style, health and grooming news into a simple guide.
This week, there are two things which have captured our attention. One is the fact that, from Monday, we're all allowed to go clubbing again. The other is Jack Grealish's mind-blowing £100m move to Manchester City.
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1) Scotland's new 'Three Ds' rules for clubbing
Clubbers will not have to wear masks while dancing, according to the latest Scottish government guidance.
New rules, published on Friday ahead of the end of most Covid restrictions on Monday, say that face coverings can be removed while dancing, drinking and dining.
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2) The nine best body groomers around todayAfter 18 months of lockdown, you might need to do a bit of 'manscaping' ahead of the clubs re-opening!
Esquire have been road-testing the new generation of customisable electrical groomers, with an array of attachments for a personalised manscaping experience.
Click here to read their top nine.------------------------------------------------
3) How to get the Grealish curtains lookIn the market for a world-beating new hairdo?
Look no further than the dreamy curtains falling either side of Manchester City’s new man Jack Grealish’s glorious face. Here’s how to get the do yourself.
Here's GQ Magazine's guide to getting the look.
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4) The 20 most valuable football shirts of all time
Grealish's move to Manchester is a new British transfer record.
The money in football today is mad, but that might not be a bad thing, as one of the old shirts in your wardrobe could now be worth a fortune!
Click here to see which shirts are worth the most today.
