My amazing and brilliant writer friend Sophia Stuart (@teamgloria_) asked me to be a part of a series of sartorial anecdotes on Lyst called “What I Wore When.”…
The new Men’s Style section of The New York Times joins the bloated legion of magazines, blogs and online influencers that equate style and refinement with spending power.
As a frugal consumer and creator of content that advocates living well and looking good without being a millionaire, I got called out by a follower on Instagram…
Non-iron cotton is the death of dress shirts. I’m thrilled that British shirt maker Charles Tyrwhitt has defected from behind the Non-Iron Curtain with real (and affordable) cotton poplin white dress shirts.
I know… “Florsheim.” But hear me out… When I hear the name Florsheim, I think of shoes my dad would wear. “Old man-ish,” “conservative,” or “uncool” are some…
I delete most brand emails that arrive in my inbox. But depending on the season, on the brand and on the sale – in light of my particular needs at a given time – I’ll do some careful clicking…
This year, we were relieved of pallbearer/chauffeur looks produced by neckties and served with a resurgence of the shawl collar dinner jacket. And overall, the attention to tailoring was pretty good.
A little tailoring can make an ordinary, off-the-rack topcoat or overcoat look like an exceptional one.
My experience with the latex and memory foam mattress from Casper, another industry disrupter with a smart, well-made and affordable product.
As I perused the men’s AW15 collections, I noticed a refreshing absence of jeans on the casual looks that were sent down the runway.