1930s | a little bit of rest

We Can’t Forget It: The Menswear In Chinatown (1974)

Posted on February 26 by Ethan M. Wong

Who could forget the belt back suits and epic ties?

I Finally Watched The Sting (1973)

Posted on January 29 by Ethan M. Wong

Finally crossing this movie off my list made me want to wear black tie (more) and wear a grey fedora.

Dressing Like The Esquire Man

Posted on August 1, 2021 by Ethan M. Wong

I cosplay illustrations. No, not Light Yagami, but the nameless white guys that appear in Apparel Arts.

Embracing the Wide Legged Trouser

Posted on August 16, 2020 by Ethan M. Wong

After years of avoiding wide fit trousers to negate the unfortunate connotations of my past collecting period menswear, I’ve finally come to terms that it is something I enjoy and is a big part of my style.

Apart from being something intentional and different than dressing to fit in, I also find it comfortable and flattering! Plus, wide fit pants are in- haven’t you been looking at alt tiktok?

Getting Inspiration from Vintage Ski Attire

Posted on March 29, 2020 by Ethan M. Wong

For quite a long time, I’ve been finding inspiration from modern sources, say from Drake’s or Bryceland’s. In this article, we go back to the past for some ideas and style cues.

It’s been a while!

An Ode to the Spearpoint Collar

Posted on March 4, 2019 by Ethan M. Wong

Oh boy, time to talk about my absolute favorite collar style that kinda seems to be making a return to the greater world of menswear: the spearpoint.

On the Subject of Fedoras

Posted on September 26, 2018 by Ethan M. Wong

As fall approaches, it’s about time that we talked about this classic piece of headwear. Apparently, going from an almost-full on rejection to a newfound appreciation is the theme of this blog!