OK, so it could probably pinch-hit as the name of a secondhand shop in the East Village, but “Unfamiliar Vintage” is actually the term coined by The Garbstore’s designer Ian Paley to describe his approach to designing clothing. Taking classic … read more →

Thomas Burberry founded his company in 1856, quickly developing a loyal following for his tough-as-nails outdoor apparel. His coats, constructed from the water-resistant, gabardine fabric he invented, were favored by explorers like Roald Amundsen and Ernest Shackleton, which led to Burberry … read more →

Can you please state your name and your occupation? I’m Milan Vukmirovic. Occupation? Difficult because I’m doing a lot of things. But, I’m launching a new men’s magazine for October. What is it called? The name will be official next … read more →

Lawrence Schlossman (of Sartorially Inclined and How to Talk to Girls at Parties fame) crunches the numbers from the runways of Milan. 1 – Rival gang dance fight (Technically from Florence, but too good to pass up). 1 – Super … read more →

Brad Goreski, stylist What are you wearing today? I’m wearing a Jil Sander suit and shirt and Prada shoes. What show are you most looking forward to this week? I’m actually really looking forward to the Burberry Prorsum show and … read more →

Five men’s style sages to tell us how seven leading men of the moment—Jeff Bridges, Colin Firth, Jeremy Renner, Jesse Eisenberg, Johnny Depp, Matt Damon, and Ryan Gosling—ought to dress for this year’s Academy Awards. Click through our slideshow below … read more →

The New York Post cites a British study linking chronic back pain to a range of man bags. The search for the perfect varsity jacket is on; Por Homme might just have unearthed it. Kanye West wasn’t saying anything to … read more →

After a decade-plus in which sharp tailoring ruled the outerwear world, a more rounded look—characterized by a softer, less defined shoulder—is mounting a comeback. The term is “raglan,” and it refers to a sleeve that extends, in one piece, all … read more →