On Dressing Authentically
Despite the variety of styles, I think we all dress authentically. Whatever that word means!
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1-Year in Quarantine, Bags, Lookbooks, Apparel Arts, and Zombies
It’s been a long month, but hey, that just means more stuff for you to binge from your favorite menswear boys!
Read MoreMusic, Menswear & Me
I feel like I’ve been waiting my whole life to discuss the relationship between music and menswear and how it applies to me. Get ready for a great podcast episode and a full essay that’s tangentially (at best) related to clothing.
Read MoreThe Feb ’21 Bonus, Giving Advice, Discussing POV, and Codifying Menswear
Happy Valentine’s Day! As a gift, I have a few stream recaps and a hilarious bonus episode. Sorry, no chocolates from me.
Read MoreOn Slouch & Stuffiness
Let’s dive into my favorite word to describe my approach to menswear and why I think it’s actively good to avoid being stuffy.
Read MoreThe Jan Bonus Pod, Furries, WW84, Scribbl.io, and an AMA!
There have been a few wild streams lately, but hey, maybe you’ll enjoy having these discussions on in the background while you work from home. It doesn’t look like we’re going to be out of here any time soon!
Read MoreMoney, Menswear, and Us (or Is Money Important for Style?)
A podcast and brief essay about money, our career, and how it affects my method in buying menswear.
Read MoreHigh School Fits and “Trolling” RMRS
You thought Old Ethan was over? Think again- there was even more cringe before the Gatsby/Gangster Squad era of my life.
Read MoreReflections on Three Years of Podcasting
Here’s what you missed on the most recent Style & Direction bi-weekly stream: a fun candid discussion on our journey and podacasting. As of October 27th, the podcast enjoyed three years on the air (even if it wasn’t exactly consistent at the beginning).
Read MoreThe Menswear in The Untouchables (1987)
Let’s dive into the Armani designed, vintage-inspired attire of one of the best popcorn movies I’ve seen: Brian De Palma’s The Untouchables (1987).
Thus starteth the lesson.
