Cycling elegance. Note that the over the calf socks, revealed by the neatly rolled trouser leg, match the bike frame.
Spring’s warmth is a flirt, but New Yorkers are ready for the season’s unpredictability.
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Cycling elegance. Note that the over the calf socks, revealed by the neatly rolled trouser leg, match the bike frame.
Spring’s warmth is a flirt, but New Yorkers are ready for the season’s unpredictability.

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Vacheron Constantin Aton
Heist-out, a feisty publication that debuted last year, is working with the auction house on an “underground” sale (scheduled in a wine cell
Some great portraits of The Rolling Stones from the 1980s, by photographer Brian Aris.
In 1981, photographer Brian Aris was invited to join the rock’n’roll legends at rehearsals in Boston. He captured their intense musical bond
Sonny Rollins in 1960. The Platonic ideal of tenor saxophone and a great dresser.
In an exclusive interview, the designer talks about doing things as she wants them done, the weight of expectations and what happens next.

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With wild enough styling, a lookbook can transform very wearable clothes into a gorpy Tusken Raider outfit.
Produced entirely in Vermont, USA.
Overcoats caught in full flight.
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/16/style/gucci-mens-wear-italian-fashion.html
https://dieworkwear.com/2018/01/17/single-open-double-closed/
Lemaire FW24
A sprezza post inspired me to gather some fun clothing labels of my own
They don't make 'em like they used to.
Why does this one have an entire event invitation?
"If you're somebody who loves to read every morning and it's important that you have coffee in the sun, don't do your dining room as a dining room because you're supposed to. Build the entire room around that moment. The most important and most beautiful rooms I've ever been in had nothing to do with classic beauty. It had everything to do with the beauty of intention, ceremony, memory, experience."
Beyond the homemaking wisdom and nice denim shirt + navy double-breasted blazer in Fit 1, the watch display is amazing: a Reverso, two Tanks, a Patek and a gold AP Cobra.
The interior design expert happens to have some pretty fantastic personal style, too.
git branching occasionally produces art

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From issue 32 (spring 2024) of Loupe, watch brand Christopher Ward's in-house magazine. Serendipity that they published this just before the Polo was reissued? Perhaps.
When you are what you wear.
WINTER EDITORIAL 2023 Wallabout, Brooklyn. Photography: Dan SnyderModel: Zy'are GriffinStyling: Julia EnglhardtStylist Asst: Cole AckermanPh
A Morris column in the fog, Avenue de l'observatoire, Paris (1934) by Brassaï
Called ‘the Eye of Paris’ by his friend the author Henry Miller, the legendary photographer created a striking body of work that documented
Untitled, Paris (1937) by Brassaï
Called ‘the Eye of Paris’ by his friend the author Henry Miller, the legendary photographer created a striking body of work that documented
Spend enough time going to the same second-hand stores and you start to wonder about the people who donate and imagine the lives they lead. Second-hand stories, you might call them.
A Donald J. Trump-branded jacket (or "luxury separate") raises a lot of questions. When was this bought (pre-, intra- or post-presidency)? Did they think it would be a quality piece of clothing or was it more political? Why get rid of it now, as Trump is running again? How did seeing this label make them feel?

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When you randomly come across a lookbook picture that looks like what you wore all day:
Carhartt WIP SS24
(The trousers are, in fact, Carhartt WIP corduroys).
Ego boost or proof of bland conformism?
All paintings by Philipp Frölich.
I've never seen backgrounds rendered like this. To me, it looks like they were painted on a plastic bag (that also happens to be an avalanche or tidal wave engulfing a city?), a metallic fabric (kind of like Bertrand Piccard's hot air balloon) and a tarpaulin, respectively.
I wonder if Frölich's background in stage design influenced this aspect of his style.