The Nature of MenHermès Builds a City That Lasts a DayThe 30,000-square foot pleasure palace featured a real fashion show, but there were also plenty of digital fireworks, a mirrored hall with neon rainbows, and even vinyl records. Wendell Brown
KnotworthyHow Brooks Brothers Makes a NecktieFollow along as step by step, from fabric selection to stitching to lining to affixing the company label, the procedure for assembling a necktie is laid bare.Wendell Brown
EvanescentHermès Builds a City That Lasts a DayThe 30,000-square foot pleasure palace featured a real fashion show, but there were also plenty of digital fireworks—and even vinyl records. Wendell Brown
Curtain RaiserBroadway’s Hot Tickets and Hot ClothesVeteran Broadway reporter Frank DiLella predicts what’s going to be hot on Broadway in the coming season and then tells you what to wear when you get there.Wendell Brown
Hip KicksNew Ways to Indulge Your Sneaker CrazeThe appetite for high-end sneakers has been growing for more than a decade, so check out the latest ways to sate your fondness for cool footwear.Wendell Brown
CRAFTJoseph Abboud’s Homegrown TailoringA visit to designer Abboud’s Massachusetts factory reveals the care and skill necessary to assemble a well-made man’s suit.Sara Sayed
Top TotesDressing Up Means a Nice Gym Bag TooWhy go to all the trouble of taking pains with your clothes and then spoiling your look with a lousy-looking gym bag? No reason style and utility can’t go hand in hand.Wendell Brown
GladragsWhen Motown Taught America How to DressThe pop-soul blend that defined the Motown sound was echoed in the trend-setting clothes of the label’s stars, a link brilliantly explored in a new book.Wendell Brown
EVEN KEELRag & Bone Rocks SteadyThe beloved label is growing and doing it just right: As its New York Fashion Week show demonstrated, it has kept its edgy cool while imaginatively expanding its offerings.Wendell Brown
DREAM ONZac Posen, Master of Fashion Fairy TalesPosen’s glamour and technical brilliance made his show an NYFW standout. DKNY featured girl-gang chic, Thom Browne brightly rendered Stepford Wives, and Rag & Bone stayed steady.Tim Teeman
