Socks & Hosiery
In the last couple of weeks, you may have noticed that we dedicated one article each week to an old fashion illustration because they all provide so much inspiration [more…]
After discussing Nucky Thompson's clothes in Boardwalk Empire, I want to present to you a slightly edited article about hunting and riding which I found in an Apparel Arts magazine from 1934. [more…]
Last week, we enjoyed four fall outfits from Apparel Arts 1934. Today we want to present four different yet equally stylish ensembles. [more…]
When most people hear fresco they will probably think of a certain painting type which is found on plaster, ceilings or walls. The word fresco is derived from the Italian affresco which means as much as "fresh". This describes perfectly the technique because the color has to be applied to the plaster as long as it is wet. [more…]
A few months ago, Vincent Metzger of French label Mes Chausettes Rouges provided us with several fil d’ecosse socks of Gamarelli and Mazarin. After a few months of wearing them, we want to provide you with a product review as well as an introduction to the long standing tailoring houses behind these socks. [more…]
As of today, we will begin to portrait stylish, well dressed gentlemen from the past or present in our new category: Gentlemen of Style. Today, we will start with Mr. Ignatious Joseph. [more…]
