Tired of the unforgiving political climate, Julian Woodhouse decided to “have a field day”. So, for his Spring/Summer 2018 presentation,…
I had been summoned by Kenneth Ning. The rigid invite used terms like “serve” and “report”. It was clear the direction…
When something’s marked, “Made in China” it’s always seen with scorn and disappointment, a place that seems to be known…
Seething with a quiet fury, Barbara Sanchez-Kane made her point clear by rebuking government policies in her Spring/Summer 2018 collection. There’s…
Guests lined up outside the Cadillac House Tuesday afternoon to meet Gustav Von Aschenbach. Robert Geller’s chiller, more approachable…
Deveaux continued to excel at its American-made, re-invented classics brand philosophy. It’s always difficult to make refreshing changes…
For a collection rooted heavily in basics (rain slickers! button-ups! trouser shorts!) there was something a little upside-down about his Spring/Summer…
Seemingly inspired by the blue-collar work of miners, the R.Swaider presentation showcased reworked uniforms in organic patterns and loose, comfortable…
It’s time to wear your patriotism on your sleeve. If Private Policy’s Fall/Winter multiculti flag biker jacket was any indication, the…
The Kramer & Stoudt Spring/Summer 2018 collection seemed a composition of two halves that don’t quite make a whole. While there were…
They always say you can’t go wrong with classics . That seemed to be the idea behind Daniel Fletcher’s recent showing at NYFWM. Trousers…
Etudes has been one of my highlights of Paris’s menswear offerings for years. The collective-based studio is always running on full cylinders:…