Who’s that wearing his side locks out? Oh, that’s who! YUM’s curator discusses artist Michael Levin’s work on the different clothing styles of Hasidic Jews. A collection of six silkscreens on Arches 88 paper. Made at the LeRoy Nieman Center for… Read More ›
I came across this on accident and thought that this post was very inspiring. Ali is a man that passes by the creator’s office each day wearing a distinctly fashionable ensemble. She decided to start taking photos of him and… Read More ›
Pope Benedict XVI has caused waves with his abrupt resignation, which took effect on Thursday. This move has caused a lot of speculation as to the reason’s why one might simply give up one’s seat as a the Pope, and… Read More ›
(Financial Times) In the world of menswear, it has become the norm to say one is interested not in fashion but in style. It can be seen in journalism both venerable (GQ’s monthly column of clothes tips and advice is… Read More ›
(The Cut) Everyone has seen Dead Poets Society*. We all watched it freshman year of high school when our English teachers needed to grade papers or had a headache. And then maybe we watched it again. (Sophomore year of college,… Read More ›
I am exceedingly lucky that mon bel homme is very well dressed. In fact when we first met it was one of my favorite things about him. Unfortunately I can’t say that great style is shared by all Washingtonians, and… Read More ›
The Wall Street Journal published a piece last week about the possibility of pleats coming back in fashion. Ray Smith writes: “They’re pushing pleats – again. It took years, numerous tries and sometimes, coaxing from girlfriends and wives, to get… Read More ›
(Financial Times) When Sean Connery stepped on to the big screen in Dr No 50 years ago this month, he didn’t just embody a super spy with a nice line in gadgets and bons mots. He introduced us to the… Read More ›
The Business of Fashion released this article profiling Mr. Nickelson Wooster, who has been very stylishly working in the fashion industry for over 25 years. Mr. Wooster created a flurry of press when he announced that he was beginning work… Read More ›
I loved this article from GQ analyzing the candidates from last night’s debate. Politics aside, I loved their snarky take on each man’s debate wardrobe: Last night, as President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney debated national policy and what not,… Read More ›
(Put This On) As legend has it, the original cardigan was invented for Lieutenant General James Brudenell, the Seventh Earl of Cardigan. He wanted a sweater that he could put on without ruining his perfectly coiffed hair. So, the front… Read More ›
Presenting GQ‘s guide to the one hundred suits, shoes, people, places, labels, accessories, hangouts, and, of course, things that smell crazy good you need to know about now. Not to mention the 25 best stores in the country, the… Read More ›
Each month, the editors of GQ will select a series of items from the magazine and make them available through their online retailer, Nordstrom. Here’s what you’ll find from our September issue:
(Vogue UK) Batman is set to get a Giorgio Armani makeover, with the label creating bespoke tailoring for the comic hero’s alter-ego, Bruce Wayne. The designs will appear in Christopher Nolan’s highly-anticipated Batman film, The Dark Knight Rises, which premieres in… Read More ›
Topman has revealed the ’Denim Room’, a new, comprehensive online denim style guide, featuring a lookbook which showcases on-trend ways to wear the fabric as well as a guide to washes, fits and details, and a size guide. The lookbook… Read More ›
(GQ Magazine) No, not the Pierce Brosnan one. Take some cues from Steve McQueen (again), by dissecting the looks from his 1968 classic. Youd be hard-pressed to find another American actor besides Steve McQueen whose style has become so mythologized…. Read More ›
Whether you’re looking for an inexpensive time-teller or a solid-gold investment, start off by strapping on GQ’s essential guide. See the slideshow at GQ.com.
Ask Everlane.com co-founder Michael Preysman how his e-commerce site has started and he’ll tell you the honest truth. “We barely knew how to make a T-shirt,” he tells Style.com. And less than two years later, he is taking his booming… Read More ›
(GQ) Nick Wooster might be known as the alpha male of American street style, what with the countless blogs dedicated to his perfectly fitted suits, love of all things camouflage, and serious salt-and-pepper facial hair, but the guy has a… Read More ›
(Ask Men) Looking for a great deal on a custom-made shirt? AskMen’s offering a limited-time promotion — $50 for a tailored shirt — with Second Button. Click here for all the details. At least once in his life, a… Read More ›
(Esquire) Work to weekend, head to toe, start to finish- the Esquire fashion director will now take your questions. Because it can be a difficult season for men and their clothes (especially in D.C.). See the slideshow here.
I can’t help it, I really love GQ Magazine. It’s down to earth, witty, and overall just a fun read. Never taking itself too seriously, GQ has been providing leading men with coverage on style and culture for over… Read More ›
I love when I discover new sites on accident, and this week I’ve discovered Sir Jack’s, headquartered in mon bel homme’s beloved Boston. Sir Jack’s is a preeminent outfitter to the modern gentleman offering only the finest quality goods. Purveyor of… Read More ›
Mon bel homme is currently keen to make a few purchases from the online men’s boutique Bonobos, and it’s not difficult to see why. Think an edgier J.Crew and you’ll see the appeal here. With an affinity for bright color… Read More ›
The New York Times Style Magazine explores the Maison Kitsuné brand through their new Manhattan storefront: First things first: it’s pronounced Kit-soo-nay. And according to extensive research (thank you, Wikipedia), I can tell you that it’s the Japanese word for… Read More ›
Don’t be fooled by the old “my girlfriend bought me this” line. Fashion insiders say men are taking a keen interest in how they dress — and that means developing their own shopping habits. The biggest difference in how they… Read More ›
