Sorbet, Issue 46 – The Daddy Issue

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Sorbet is an independent magazine which aims to redefine the way people think about lifestyle publications. We are a thematic, quarterly ‘book’ that explores fashion, art, affluence and everything in between. We don’t adhere to in-house guidelines and creativity is at the forefront of our agenda.

Through innovative editorials and internationally reputed contributors, every issue of Sorbet is curated like a beautiful and incredibly visual coffee table book. We are an aesthetically driven magazine who offer a completely unique take on everything you need to know about the selected theme of each issue, a thesis if you like. Sorbet is not just a magazine, it’s an experience: one to love, to keep, to appreciate, one that inspires you and that you can learn from.

In this issue:

Anyone on the planet with a pulse has probably felt it speed up when faced with David Gandy’s iconic campaign for Dolce & Gabbana’s fragrance phenomenon, Light Blue. Reclining in a bright white boat, David dons a pair of bright white Dolce&Gabbana drawstring swim briefs – it broke the then-equivalent of the internet. Since then, David Gandy has risen through the model ranks and is now widely considered to be the most successful male model of all time, and the highest-grossing male model in history.

And while he could have just been sitting pretty at the top of the modeling game, he has expanded his résumé to include fashion writer, creative director, designer, and businessman. While juggling all this incredible life, David became a daddy. He welcomed his first daughter, Matilda, in 2018 and his second, Tabitha, in 2021.

So, for our Daddy Issue, of course, we called on thee David Gandy, here wearing David Gandy Wellwear and iconic watches from Richard Mille’s official (super) store of their pre-owned masterpieces: Ninety Mount Street. You can find our chat about his super status, his (super) brand, and most importantly, his life as a super daddy, on shelves now.