Though it’s true that Dockers wasn’t exactly on the forefront of style those many years ago—the phrase “dad pants” comes to mind—it’s impossible to argue with the fact that these guys have really turned the ship around over the last … read more →

Announced today, Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli—the creative directors of Valentino—have been invited to be the guest designers at Pitti Uomo, next January. The duo has shown their creations—military jackets, chambray blazers, hooded parkas—at Valentio’s Place Vendrome headquarters … read more →

If there’s one complaint we have about Barbour—and really, it’s just nitpicking—it’s that the colorways are just so, well, drab. While we get that tromping through the sodden English countryside doesn’t exactly inspire the cheeriest of hues, all those olives, … read more →

In our most recent Gilt MAN Essential we mapped out the importance of owning an original piece of artwork, including giving you a few hints on where to find it. One of those informational nuggets was London’s Frieze Art Fair, … read more →

We almost feel like this one should come with a NSFW caveat: New Zealand designer Kate Sylvester has debuted a video of her recent AW12 collection, whose theme was “The Secretary.” And by that we mean, Secretary, the tale of … read more →

Being big fans of things that still come printed on paper, we were warmed by the news today that the folks over at Inventory are preparing to drop their fifth issue. This one features either denim-head Mike Harris or Stone … read more →

Well look what we have here: NYC purveyors of handmade ties, The Hill-Side, introduced 20 new styles, now with tips (finally). The 2.5″-width beauties come in selvage chambray, dobby wool, hemp denim, and a host of other fabrics. Available over … read more →

At this point, we feel like we’ve seen pretty much every collaboration possible, including some truly curious ones (The Muppets x Opening Ceremony comes to mind), but whisky and shoes—ok, that’s new to us. Seems that Scotland’s The Dalmore has … read more →