Palmer Trading Company isn’t just a line of high-end, made-in-the-USA products from partners and designers David Ramirez and Willy Chavarria, it’s also a shop on Sullivan Street in downtown NYC. But whether it’s the gear or the store, Palmer’s take … read more →

Every week, we sit down with Nick Wooster—our very own in-house style expert and all-around dapper gent—to take a look at what’s on the horizon and call out a few favorites. Here, his take on the cream of the crop … read more →

John Moore and his partner Michael Abbey didn’t exactly pick the ideal time to strike out on their own. After working at Southern California brand Modern Amusement for years, Moore and Abbey founded POP Studios just days before the biggest … read more →

Matthew Schneier, news editor, Style.com Is there a show you’re most looking forward to seeing here in Paris? Dries. Always Dries. What’s your personal wardrobe strategy for the week? Wear everything that I brought – I brought like 15 tee … read more →

The endless talk show appearances and all day press junkets that accompany a film’s release aren’t particularly conducive to inspired style. While it’s hard to blame someone for not dressing to the nines for Access Hollywood at the crack of … read more →

As American style continues its worldwide resurgence, consider this an essential term in your lexical quiver—even if you didn’t play Cowboys and Indians as a kid. Why so vital? Well, by definition, moccasins were the original American footwear; the word … read more →

In 2008, J.Crew menswear designer Todd Snyder stepped away from the preppy stalwart that he helped re-energize alongside CEO Mickey Drexler and women’s designer Jenna Lyons, to start his own label. As the economy imploded and J. Crew rose to … read more →

If you’ve happened upon a tumblog with at least one reference to cordovan or Daiki Suzuki lately, then you’re well aware that there’s a workwear strain currently running through the world of men’s style. Strains, of course, can quickly morph … read more →