The watch industry recently convened in Geneva for its annual flagship event, Watches and Wonders. With more than 50 watch companies exhibiting within its walls, and more than double that number taking exhibition space in the centre of the city – a group described as “pirates” by the Rolex CEO and Watches and Wonders chairman, Mr Jean-Frédéric Dufour – there was no better time to take stock of all things horological. What’s cool? What’s new? What’s changing? We spoke to nine experts – a mixture of collectors, writers, brand founders and auction specialists – for their take ..read more

When it comes to tailoring, there is sometimes an unfair bias towards jackets. The guy up top gets all the attention, while poor old Johnny two legs is considered secondary. Suit trousers match their jacket, not the other way round. Most understand that throwing a sharp blazer over an otherwise casual ensemble instantly takes it up a notch, and that a sports jacket can easily be mixed and matched with a variety of bottoms. But the same can be said for tailored trousers, which can transform your outfit in a subtler and more thoughtful way. Whether you’re planning to wear them as part of a suit ..read more

A few weeks ago, a link ripped through social media, subreddits and industry newsletters, funneling menswear-heads and normies alike to the culture blog Deez Links. The blog has been producing of a series of “hate reads”, diatribes in which a rotating cast of anonymous writers let loose about something they hate (Berlin, climbers and NYC media parties were all given a good lashing). This particularly viral essay carries a title too vulgar to repeat here, but it boils down to: “I hate menswear.” Written under the nom de plume Andy Sachs (presumably inspired by the protagonist of The Devil Wears ..read more

Tailoring is back, and in a big way. Did it ever go away, you ask? Of course, for those of us with jobs, lives or simply tastes that require them, suits and separates have stayed the course. But thanks to a society-wide loosening of dress codes and some external factors (we’re looking at you, pandemic), it is an area that in recent seasons became less of a sartorial focus. Now, runways and collections are brimming with new ways to wear tailoring, whether it’s traditional three-pieces and pinstripes, bold monotone looks, oversized double-breasted jackets, tailored skorts and wrapped jackets or ..read more

You’ve received a handful of wedding invitations, you’ve planned your next holiday, you may even already have some dressed-up summer events on your calendar. We know what you’re thinking: “What on Earth do I wear?” If you’ve clicked on this story, you likely already know the answer. However formal or relaxed, we’re firm believers that you can never go wrong with a well-made suit. Whether it’s a navy two-piece for a formal event, a tuxedo or something lighter ahead of summer, Mr P.’s latest offering – and the brand’s Permanent collection, available all year round – have everything you need to l ..read more

Running, by its very nature, is exponentially hard. It’s an all-over body workout as old as time that, at any given moment and for any given reason, can suddenly feel horrendously tortuous. That said, when equipped with the correct footwear, the old one foot in front of the other thing can be a lot easier. Hear us out ..read more

They say age is just a number, but when it comes to fashion, hitting your thirties is kind of like crossing a threshold where you realise that baggy jeans and untied laces just don’t cut it anymore. “I used to let my pants sag, not givin’ a f***, baby boy, now I’m all grown up,” was how Jay-Z put it on “30 Something” back in 2006. “Thirty’s the new twenty, I’m so hot still,” he continued. Now, he was 36 at the time and was probably trying to make himself feel better about his impending middle age. However, the track also offers a lyrical guide for a mature approach to dressing in your thirties ..read more

“With my sunglasses on, I’m Jack Nicholson,” Mr Jack Nicholson famously once said. “Without them, I’m fat and 60.” He shouldn’t body shame himself, and he’s also 87 next week, but has he got a point? He’s not the only one – Ms Anna Wintour, Mr Karl Lagerfeld and Sir Elton John have all turned dark glasses into a sartorial trademark. So, what are they hiding? Or, rather: what’s the secret to wearing sunglasses at night or inside? Could you – should you – try it yourself? We guess what we’re really asking then is if it’s a strong look or if it just makes it difficult to see… Below, our editors m ..read more

Golf is a stylish affair. Some of the best-dressed sportsmen in history have played the sport – we sure can’t forget Mr Arnold Palmer’s fitted polos and cardigans or Mr Juan Antonio “Chi” Rodríguez’s signature fedora. But while the start of tournament season brings a spectacle of sartorial prowess, the style extravaganza reaches far beyond the professional course. There are plenty of well-known amateurs looking tidy in the tee box. To celebrate Mr P.’s debut golfwear collection and its collaborative capsule with G/FORE, we’ve rounded up the best-dressed men on the green. From Mr Michael Jordan ..read more

The season’s most compelling clothing is soft and sumptuous, not stiff and stuffy. As we move towards the warmer months, we can bid adieu to silk linings and bulky padding in favour of pieces that wear beautifully and will turn more than a few heads. Read on for our favourite matching separates to collect for spring and summer. The looks give excellent bang for buck – wear together or break apart for endless combinations ..read more