I would just like to take a break from our normally scheduled programming to note that my wife’s 2011 Christmas list is now complete.

Not sure I’m quite ready for the return of extra-roomy denim, but between Duckie Brown and Rag & Bone, I’m getting geared up for a wider-leg wool trouser come fall…

With fashion week in full swing, we’re hitting all the shows with our Twitters twittering to bring you the freshest news and views from the front(ish) row. Back here on Gilt MANual, meanwhile, we’re lining up our favorite looks of … read more →

From the very first show in Milan (Corneliani, for those keeping track) I’ve been keeping my eye out for one specific piece—the belted jacket. I love it. The one at Corneliani (despite the pocket crest) was an opulent take on … read more →

Even though Dries’s collection was firmly rooted in Thin White Duke territory, a trip to his showroom will dissuade you of any notion that he’s given up on prints. The man remains the master of pan-continental influences—and probably the most … read more →

Roland Mouret’s only in his third season doing menswear, but it’s apparent that the man’s capabilities do not just apply to the fairer sex. His military-tinged Fall ’11 collection, defined by clean lines, hidden hardwear, and masculine fabrics, was one … read more →

Like pretty much everyone else who follows menswear, we’ve been anticipating this week’s launch of Alexandre Plokhov’s namesake collection in Paris—which is why we were thrilled when the Russian-born, New York-based designer invited us to his Flatiron District studio last … read more →