THE PEA COAT THE PEA COAT  is one of the rare menswear pieces that never has to reintroduce itself. It just shows up, especially whenever the weather turns and a man wants to look pulled together without looking like he tried. Originally built for sailors who needed warmth, mobility, and a collar that could stand up to wind, the modern pea coat keeps the same winning formula: a shorter, structured coat with broad lapels, a double-breasted front, and a silhouette that makes yo

Photo: Louis Vuitton Denim has re-entered the room with the confidence of someone who knows everyone is watching. This season, runway collections, boutique edits, and celebrity styling aren’t just flirting with denim; they are building entire narratives around it. And the shift is clear: denim is no longer the casual afterthought. It’s the luxury centerpiece. Let’s start with the silhouettes. The new high-waisted, floor-grazing wide-leg jean has become the quiet status symbol

Hermes, Dunhill, Dolce and Ralph Lauren Once reserved for opera boxes, old-world smoking lounges, and your eccentric uncle, velvet has unexpectedly muscled its way back into the menswear spotlight for Winter 2025. And this time, it isn’t the fussy, over-embroidered version of decades past, but it’s sleek, masculine, architectural, and quietly cool. The season’s runways and collections agree: men are stepping into winter wrapped in rich toned velvet. Everyone from Emporio Arma

The One and Only The 2025 CFDA Awards were held this week under the giant whale skeleton at the Museum of Natural History in NYC. Just hours before the city adorned a socialist with the title of Mr. Mayor, likely sending 6 th  Avenue into a spiral yet to be determined. CFDA board member (and the guy that sunk Brooks Brothers in 2006) Thom Brown, decided to award himself Menswear Designer of the Year. Not too obvious, I guess. This guy has been pulling the fleece over everyone