We’re not entirely sold on the styling of the DB11 so far, but we have seen it in-person and not through the distorted viewpoint of a camera lens and must admit it looks better when viewed with the naked human eye. What we’re trying to say is the DB11 doesn’t photograph well, like when you use a photobooth photo for your passport, you always end up looking like a criminal. However the DB11’s predecessor, the DB9, was not only photogenic it also looked even better through the lens of the human eye. Nevertheless aftermarket makers of alloy wheels are working their magic to make DB11 standout from factory spec choices. Wheelsandmore, based in Germany, is one such after market player offering a set of new rims, only these rims are fabricated by hand. The 20-inch front tyres and 21-inch rear tyres are wrapped in 265/35 Pirelli’s, the spokes are finished in the same colour as the car with the inner rims in bare, polished stainless steel. Wheelsandmore, as the name suggests are also offering… more stuff in the form of upgrades.  You want a sports catalytic converter? You got it. You want a valve-flap controlled exhaust? You got it. You want the power increased from 608bhp to roughly 690bhp? you got it because Wheelsandmore will do just that and possibly a lot more. You want the DB11’s suspension lowered for the ultimate supercar look? you got it. But do all these upgrades make the DB11 look any better? Beauty really is in the eye of the beholder… or is it?