Partying with WM Brown at Sid Mashburn & The Bloke
Oh man. Nothing like two (nearly) back to back events filled with meat and negronis. LA had its hands full of menswear this past weekend!
Styles
Revisiting SJC: Spearpoint Polos and Wide-Leg Chinos
Cotton Suits and Atelier Fugue
Wrinkly, hefty, and slouchy cotton is one of my favorite materials of all time. Having it made up as a suit is a no-brainer.
It’s full of character, it’s easy to wear, and in my opinion, better than linen. Read More
“Edgy” Menswear and Wearing Black
You know those rules you always learn early in life which you later go on to break, because it’s just so much fun? Yeah, that’s me with using black (and wearing dark fits in general) within classic menswear.
To some, it’s definitely a bit subversive. And that’s cool as hell.
Casual Ethan: Using Alternatives/Replacements with Tailoring
It’s about time that my casual attire has gotten it’s own article. It’s certainly changed a lot throughout the years, becoming an entity that’s almost entirely separate than my sartorial outfits.
Read MoreThe Guayabera Shirt
I’m haven’t used mine for picking guavas yet, but I’m starting to be a fan of this shirt! It’s like a great mix between a chore coat and a sport shirt!
Editorial: Artist Style in the Studio & Painting
Ring Jacket & My Brown Balloon
Ring Jacket was another store I had the pleasure of visiting during my extremely packed Japan Trip. With his great history and modern take on ivy/Italian style, it was a must.
The buying was optional, but who am I kidding? It’s Balloon!
Tailor Caid & Yamamoto-san
Continuing my Japan series, we have a special visit to another one of my heroes: Yamamoto-san of Tailor Caid, the famous Japanese ivy tailoring shop. Spoiler alert, we have more in common than you might think, and that’s not just due to our love of ivy! Read More
Editorial: Terry Cloth Shirts on the Fourth
Another Fourth means another day of improved pool wear, burgers, and great next-day poops.
a little bit of rest 