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The first thing that hits you is his suit. It is immaculate. So well cut, it could be painted on. As he rises to greet his guests, his shoes catch the eye. They accompany the suit well, perfectly in fact. They’re just simple black brogues – nothing too flashy, nothing too ostentatious. Ozwald Boateng is a man who seems to keep things simple. That is until you look beneath the surface to realise why he’s one of the most successful male designers Britain has ever produced, a bona fide cultural icon and a bloody nice bloke to boot.