There is fashion and there are clothes. This past week’s London Collections: Men AW15 had a little bit of both. As for the clothes, there were some truly elegant and restrained inspirations.
In this episode of the podcast, I get into the humor, some of the awards and recipients, and the style (or lack thereof) among the men at the 2015 Golden Globes.
In a tech universe littlered with a lot of ugly, it’s nice to have a graceful and elegant solution that seamlessly and effectively complements an already beautiful gadget.
So much of what we wear has military origins. Inspired by an original U.S. Air Force issue from the 1950s, my winter outerwear is no exception…
The key to a smart closet seems to be an exercise in restraint, taste and editing, regardless of spending power.
No one is going to reinvent the way men dress on any real scale in our lifetime, especially with tailored clothing. Barring variations in color and pattern, the…
A reasonable and experienced person would look at a $150 price tag on a suit and see a huge red flag. The fabric must be cheap, the construction…
The topcoat is an essential piece in my fall/winter wardrobe. I have two: a tan wool coat I got at H&M five or six years ago and a black wool/cashmere Ludlow topcoat from J.Crew.
Jack Erwin seems to be one of the few “new disrupters” in menswear with sophisticated and grown-up taste, setting it apart from the hipster costume shops that dress the “bro” culture.
A bespoke suit from Gieves & Hawkes at No. 1 Savile Row in London is way out of range for most men, myself included. But Gieves & Hawkes…