Classic Menswear
A Single Man Style: Horn Frames, a Collar Pin and a Slim Black Tie
Tom Ford's 1962 professor wears one dark suit and a white shirt, and the whole effect lives in three small things around the face: heavy black fr
Good Will Hunting Style: The Peacoat, Flannel Shirt and Henley
Will Hunting owns almost nothing and every piece of it earns its place. Three things make the South Boston winter uniform work: a navy melton peacoat
When Harry Met Sally Style: Cable Knit, Corduroy and the Trench
Autumn in New York is the third lead of the film, and Gloria Gresham dresses both leads for it in texture rather than colour. A cable knit that builds
How to Wear a Tuxedo: The Rules That Still Matter
Peak or shawl lapel, black tie versus midnight blue, what to do with the shirt, studs and shoes — a plain checklist.
The Prep Bag: How the Oxford Satchel Became a Uniform
Where the prep-school bag came from, what leather and canvas each signal, and how to carry one with tailoring.
Oxfords, Not Brogues: What Kingsman Really Means (And What to Buy)
An Oxford has closed lacing; brogues are the punched holes, not a shoe type. Here is what Harry Hart's line actually means and which shoe to buy instead.