Nicholas Mizera 
The grand finale of the second-ever Toronto Men’s Fashion Week (TOM), headlined by Christopher Bates, was kind of a big deal. Let us elaborate. The Vancouver-born, Milan-based designer is one of Canada’s fashion wunderkinds, well-regarded around the world for his prowess in men’s suiting and beyond. Bates’ sold-out marquee event … Read More
The weather changes on its own. That’s nature. Your wardrobe, on the other hand? That’s on you. As winter transitions into sunnier days, get on-trend with these five small but effective upgrades to your spring attire. Lace up Replacing your regular shoelaces with ones in premium materials can change the … Read More
In a world where pattern and fit get all the credit, it’s easy to forget texture’s power to elevate the sartorial lexicon. Like the right choice of words, texture transforms simple to minimalist, subtle to nuanced. Master it, and the tactile connotations are endless. “Go ahead, touch it,” for instance. … Read More
Dressing for winter is tough in Canada. Suiting up for winter is even tougher. Sure, you could layer up your existing formal wear with sweaters and base layers, but you’d be a hot mess by the time you hit the boardroom. There’s a simpler way—invest in a two-piece tailor-made for … Read More
Rarely has a genre of garment inspired such polarizing debate as the men’s short-sleeved button-up. They seem nearly impossible to wear correctly, leading some to assume cropped sleeves with a collar were never stylish to begin with. Not so. Savvy designers have raised the shirt from the depths of dorkiness … Read More
