That whole thing about necessity and invention, well, it turns out it has legs. Case in point: the earliest collections from legendary French designer and Balenciaga disciple, Hubert de Givenchy. He may have been born into nobility—he’s technically a count—but … read more →

In the new James Bond novel, Carte Blanche, 007 calls the Bentley Continental GT the best off-the-peg car in the world (what, were you reading War and Peace on the beach this weekend?). Driven takes it on the road to … read more →

Tim Blanks, editor-at-large, Style.com What was your favorite thing that you saw in Milan? My favorite thing in Milan would be something from the Piombo collection. There was that little series of very, very graphic jackets that was inspired by … read more →

Bruce Pask, men’s fashion director at T Magazine and The New York Times. Was there anything that particularly excited you in Milan? I thought that the Prada show was one of my favorites of hers almost ever. First of all … read more →

Sometimes, the most effective way to understand the world is through cold, hard data. Fashion week is most certainly not one of those times, but that didn’t stop us from asking our friend Lawrence Schlossman (of Sartorially Inclined and How … read more →

Jim Moore, creative director, GQ What was your favorite show in Milan? I think what I loved the most about Milan is there seemed to be an incredible burst of creativity. I feel like Spring/Summer is sometimes one of those … read more →

The World’s Best Ever has its eyes focused on Givenchy’s rotweiler prints. New York‘s annual “Best of New York” issue is now on stands, and they’ve included their picks for men’s suiting, accessories, vintage, and more. The time for spring … read more →

The most fun part about Fashion Week isn’t just the parties (though, for the record, those do tend to be quite enjoyable)—it’s the opportunity to plan your wardrobe strategy for the season ahead. So, with another series of collections behind … read more →