Emmy-Nominated & Award-Winning Editor & Art Director ❤️🔥 Editorial Director @thecult_swine 🖤 Work in @highsnobiety @papermagazine @rollingstone
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If true, I’ll know I’m in the right timeline. Martine Rose should have been appointed to Balenciaga ages ago
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This story has very little to do with @ThomBrowne the man. Nor does it really look to analyze runways. I’ll instead be zooming in. So close, in fact, you might forget this story had anything to do with Thom Browne at all.
His name is Clement.
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While I like the work the Vanity Fair team is doing, the overemphasis on luxury fashion and the industry isn’t what the VF reader wants.
I wouldn’t be surprised if they were hemorrhaging subscribers as much as they’re gaining them, if not just losing them all together.
In his four decades as one of American fashion’s most prolific and dynamic figures, Marc Jacobs has weathered personal storms and professional crises, and come back stronger each time.
At 63, Jacobs isn’t the most successful American designer of his generation by certain definitions—not the most ubiquitous nor the richest—but he may be the most inspiring, and the most beloved. “A North Star,” as Sofia Coppola puts it. Thom Browne calls him “one of the pillars of American fashion.”
And now there’s close to a billion dollars on the line that everything he touches will once again turn to gold.
In Jacobs’s first interview since his label was acquired for an estimated $850 million, Vanity Fair’s José Criales-Unzueta gets the full story: vanityfair.visitlink.me/RR7r…
Once you find your signature look, buy it in every color, texture, and fabric (I’m a sucker for a baggy pant and cropped jacket)
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Embroidery details from the latest @ThomBrowne menswear show in Milan, Italy.
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A first look at the standalone Simone Rocha menswear show during Pitti Uomo.
I’d say for a first go, this is quite strong. But over time there’ll be a need to broaden the audience for a standalone menswear collection, and I hope Simone Rocha can deliver that.
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A young man in a bright striped tie explains why low-rise skinny chinos are a “crisis” in menswear. Our essay on critique, prep culture, and the strange rituals of menswear. Link below
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Photography by @bylarrylewis
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I’ve slowly been converting to the Canadian tux and this might have nailed that for me.
Fashion Director Kito Kinoshita captured by Oliver Hooson at the latest Pitti Uomo
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A simple question on modern prep: are men dressing to express themselves, or simply performing membership in a fantasy of taste?
New essay on croquet, prep culture, and the strange rituals of menswear. Link below ⬇️
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New piece on menswear, prep performance, and the social currency of style.
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Photography Larry Lewis
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Apart from main brands, there’s a lot of exciting names to look for: I don’t know if I’ve seen anything from Egonlab in a minute, LGN always has a great cast, Juun.J has great silhouettes, and interested in what Willy will show, but I’ve grown a bit bored of the work lately.
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I often look for suits that are quite plain but just slightly askew. This is a perfect example.
It’s a @celineofficial tuxedo worn by @Monsieurmirage at the 79th Cannes Film Festival. I love the weird little collar and the flipped lapel. Purposefully messy.
Debating if a Canadian tuxedo but with shorts is a necessity…..
Will say though, @HELMUTLANG feels like the only brand offering an interesting proposition for men right now.
