Journal
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TUXEDO FABRICS
« From bright to matte, the fabric speaks to how much one wishes to be seen. »
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THE FRESCO
« Fresco welcomes wind in the summer while remaining sharp, and resistant. »
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WHITE SHOES
« From the 17th-century court to British rock culture, evolves into a lasting statement of style and light. »
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LOU REED
« Lou Reed’s wardrobe was as radical as his music, from Velvet Underground cool to Rick Owens austerity. »
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THE CAMEL HAIR
« Soft yet resilient, its matte texture and enduring quality have made it a staple of coats, jackets, and knitwear alike. »
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THE CHAMBRAY
« From French cambric to American workwear, chambray transcends uses and icons. A lightweight, functional fabric that has become a language. »
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Golden Buttons
« From Renaissance courts to Ivy League campuses, it continues to signal distinction—where military heritage, elegance and pop culture quietly meet. »
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The Canadian Tuxedo
« Born in rebellion and worn with ease, the Canadian Tuxedo turns denim into quiet iconography. »
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A HISTORY OF MEN'S FASHION
« Chenoune shows how menswear shifts between fashion and function, individuality and universality—a history that never ends. »
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COTTON
“Soft, but with weight. Relaxed, never shapeless. It holds memory in its folds.”
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LUCIAN FREUD
« from borrowed suits to bespoke tailoring, Freud’s fashion choices evolved with his art »
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DAVID LYNCH
« The oddest of Americans, the most American of oddballs, Lynch was a man with a uniform. »
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THE FLARED TROUSER
« anyone with something to say: denim, velvet, corduroy—it didn’t matter. What mattered was the shape »
