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Behind every great man, they say, is a great woman. But the truth is, there’s a great tailor there, too. Because every man is different, and a good tailor understands that. He knows that no matter how much you spend on a suit, you won’t look like a million bucks until … Read More
It should come as little surprise that the recent craze for bowties seems to have legs; the accessory, after all, has been a staple of men’s wardrobes for centuries. Yet nowadays, few things seem to make sartorially savvy men more fraught, more unsure. Our executive editor, Russell Smith, has addressed … Read More
This week finds me under pressure from my mother and fiancée to wear a boutonniere at the wedding. So far I’ve refused. I would rather keep the groom uniform as clean and unadorned as possible, going with a classic black shawl tuxedo with white shirt, black bow tie and black … Read More
We’ve long been skeptical about so-called unisex clothing: It’s easy for girls to throw on a man’s dress shirt, or a slightly baggy pair of jeans, and still look sexy. But it’s trickier for guys; it’s unlikely that your girlfriend’s leggings, no matter how stretchy, are going to be all … Read More
What would Keith Richards wear to a wedding? It’s a question that the five young gentlemen of Bespoken, a New York-based line of tailored menswear, contemplated long and hard when planning their Fall/Winter collection, which they showed yesterday at New York’s Hosfelt Gallery. Their answer: tweed coats, wool suits, lapel-less … Read More
