Not A Menswear-Head, But Close Enough (With Silvia Zhang)
Silvia is living proof that you don’t gotta be a menswear-head to appreciate high waists and big leg openings.
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Musing on the Post-Pandemic Future of Menswear
As we start to see a glimpse of a post-pandemic world, one has to wonder what the future of menswear will look like! It may not be #menswear, but perhaps something that mixes slouchy tailoring with streetwear, gorp, neo-ivy/prep, and a bunch of Seinfeld-meets-Sopranos.
I still haven’t seen either of those shows.
Read MoreSadCast Show Notes: Style vs. Fashion
Spencer and I discuss the dichotomy between style and fashion and how we couldn’t care less about it. Honestly though, whoever wins, we lose.
A Case for The Bucket Hat
If you didn’t like the knit cap article, you’re definitely not going to like this one. Read More
Try a Bold Tie for Spring/Summer
People say that warm weather is the best time for bold sportcoats. But what about our neckties?
The Drake’s Trunk Show at The Bloke
A Case for the Knit Cap
It seems that in the world of menswear, hats are a bit of a touchy subject. I think most of us agree that it’s an elegant piece that provides some old school vibes, but it’s difficult to put into practice. In those conversations, it’s mainly about fedoras and flat caps where the negative comments tend to be directed toward ballcaps and beanies. But truth be told, I really like the beanie.
Two Ties from GENTL SUPPLY
Disclaimer: We received two complimentary ties and I decided to write about them.
Continuing our small coverage of affordable contemporary tie brands, I give you GENTL SUPPLY. They actually had to slide in my DMs since I literally shop for ties by searching “1930’s tie” on eBay. Go figure!
Inspiration LA 2018
Extremely, outrageously long blog post. Just scroll for pictures.
Your favorite vintage sartorial nutheads are back and actually had fun at Inspiration LA. This time we weren’t loners and actually brought along a couple of friends!
The Style of Reynolds Woodcock in “Phantom Thread”
Reynolds Woodcock was one of the the premiere dressmakers in 1950’s London. It’s only fitting that his own wardrobe is on par with the dresses he creates. With a minimalistic approach to style, Reynolds looks simultaneously vintage and classic, with an air of fussy elegance to boot. This post discusses the style of Daniel Day-Lewis’ character in Phantom Thread.
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