Tag: tailoring
News June 2019
Ralph Lauren Private Dinner And Made-to-Measure Pop-Up at Mark’s Club
To celebrate the launch of Ralph Lauren’s made-to-measure pop-up at Mark’s Club, The Rake’s founder Wei Koh hosted a private dinner…
Stories June 2019
New & Lingwood's True Colours
Embrace your eccentricities with New & Lingwood’s latest collection: a colourful ode to the joys of summer dressing.
Style April 2019
Here's A Clue: Neutrals And Blue
Our Associate Style Editor pens his thoughts on some of this season’s key pieces of tailoring. Coming in a variety of cloths including denim, it’s all about neutral shades and exciting blues which are great for having a little fun in.
Craft March 2019
The 2019 Golden Shears Awards
The Golden Shears Awards, which could be seen as being Oscars of the tailoring world, took place this week at The Merchant Taylors’ Hall in the City of London and it certainly didn’t disappoint.
Stories March 2019
Spring Greens
Your mother may have once implored you to eat your greens – you’d be well advised to wear them now too…
Stories December 2018
5 Unbreakable Rules of Tailoring
We’re big advocates of swimming against the tide, but when it comes to dressing well, sometimes it’s best to stick to the rules.
Stories November 2018
Meet B Corner - the Future of Spanish Tailoring
Founded by two gents of serious sartorial pedigree, new brand B Corner is putting Spanish tailoring back on the map. We’re putting it back on your radar.
Icons November 2018
Suited and Booted: The Enduring Influence of The Beatles’ Early Style
The Beatles are renowned as veritable style chameleons, but it is the clean-cut aesthetic of their early years that continues to influence our approach to dressing, even over 50 years later…
Style November 2018
In A Spin Over Z Zegna
Machine-washable suiting is no longer an oxymoron or a sacrilegious offence to luxury craftsmanship. In fact, Z Zegna’s Techmerino Wash & Go range is so innovative, it could revolutionise tailoring.
Style October 2018
7 Shoulder Styles and How to Wear Them
Since the 1600s, the cut of a shoulder has aimed to exaggerate or suppress the apparent width, and hence presence, of the man beneath it. Here, we look at a few key styles of shoulder and how each works best.
