Welcome to our new Gilt MANual advice column, in which our top editor, Tyler Thoreson, tackles the most important style dilemmas of our age (or at least his favorite questions from the manual@gilt.com inbox…). Can you explain how a pair … read more →

Aside from the fact that you’ll arrive half-frozen, there’s a very good reason you won’t be wearing your bright blue linen suit to a mid-winter soiree: It just doesn’t look right. Regardless—or quite possibly because—of their practical associations, certain fabrics … read more →

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“There was a moment of pause this morning when I realized I was combining red, white, and blue, like some kind of Nantucket patriot. But I got over it.” — Michael B. Dougherty Lands’ End Canvas red chambray shirt, J.Crew … read more →

I’m speaking from personal experience on this pick. Not only do I own these chinos from Baron Wells, I’m wearing them as I write this. It’s not exactly a crazy coincidence, though, since I’ve been wearing them as much as … read more →

“With the temperature pushing 90 in NYC, seersucker was an easy choice. The wider stripe-grade of the knit tie creates what I think is a cool mashup of pattern and texture—I knotted it up in tribute to my pal Sid … read more →

Today’s Lesson: If you are heading to the granddaddy of all horse races (and hat parties), embrace tradition with a wide brim fedora and throw in some personality with your own personal take on seersucker (in Mr. Brady’s case here, … read more →

On Apr 22, 2011, at 5:44 PM, Andy Comer wrote: Tom Ford says a lot of things in the current issue of Another Man. Here’s one I happen to agree with. In response to the question, “Should a man ever … read more →