March 11, 2020
While many of you out there are probably already “style icons” in your own right, for some of you, the sartorial journey might have just begun.
We believe in the old saying, “you have to learn the rules before you can break them.” This is the very foundation of dressing well. Understanding the basics, like what color shoes match with which color fabrics, how to “stage” your pocket square, and how to properly tie your tie; these are all key pieces of knowledge that will serve you well in life whether you are 25 or 75.
January 19, 2020
Sterling K. Brown looked sharp in an 18th Amendment black-and-white checked tuxedo jacket with wide black lapels and cuffs, paired with a crisp white tuxedo shirt, black trousers and a black bow tie. Stylist Naz Meknat helped him to accessorize further…
January 9, 2020
Now that London Fashion Week Men’s is over, we’re heading to Florence for the latest installment of Pitti Uomo. Pitti Autumn/Winter 2020 is well and truly underway and the street style in the Italian city is heating up…
December 19, 2019
I never planned to live in Puerto Rico. Not when I was growing up, not when I was building my business, and not even when I sold it. But just after that, a dear old friend of mine told me he’d seen a video about Puerto Rico and not only did it seem breathtakingly beautiful, it was also one of the great tax havens on the planet for Americans. I moved there a week later, and I haven’t regretted it one bit.
November 28, 2019
It’s easy to be thankful for the people in your immediate sphere of influence. Your family. Your friends. People who can help you. Your contact list. And so on.
And, to be clear, it’s rightful to be thankful for all of those people and the things they bring with them.
But sometimes, it’s worth a look beyond that.
November 1, 2019
18th Amendment is paying tribute to their house glen plaid fabric with accenting grosgrain camouflage piping to give us the 18th Amendment x Stubbs and Wootton Holiday Slipper. Collaborating with the brand who takes their luxe slippers & espadrilles seriously, 18th has produced the classiest looking slipper, perfect for cocktail events or just casually paired […]
October 29, 2019
My mom was a seamstress and a dressmaker. She was also my main caregiver as my dad worked in the diamond district. We didn’t have a lot of money. And since we couldn’t afford a babysitter or anything, rather than going to the park or something other kindergarteners wanted to do, I went to the fabric stores with my mother. It bored me to death.
October 15, 2019
A good barbershop is one of the last great…continue reading
October 10, 2019
This audacious but exquisite twist on a fine tailoring…continue reading
