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Notes on Style, Craft & Culture
Considered writing on the way we dress — from the quiet rise of resale to the architecture of a single outfit.
Trends7 min read
Autumn 2026: The Menswear Trends Defining the Season
From the quiet return of tailoring to a lean toward slimmer silhouettes and heritage accessories, here are the menswear movements shaping autumn 2026.
Style Guide6 min read
Dressing by Colour: Why a Neutral-First Wardrobe Wins in 2026
A neutral-first wardrobe isn't about playing it safe — it's about building a palette where every piece speaks to every other. Here's how to dress by colour in 2026.
Trends7 min read
Looking Ahead: The Styles Defining 2027
The clothes that arrive in 2027 are being sketched now. Our read of the directions that will harden into the prevailing look of the year — from textured quiet luxury to the sculptural shoulder and the neo-knitwear boom.
News6 min read
This Season in Fashion: Jaden Smith's New Role and the Industry's Latest Moves
The headlines that actually shape what will be on the rail next — led by Jaden Smith's appointment as Christian Louboutin's first Men's Creative Director, plus the season's quieter corporate and category moves.
Culture6 min read
On the Red Carpet and the Street: A Note on Current Celebrity Style
Celebrity style is most useful as a field guide, not a shopping list. We read the principles underneath the season's best-known looks — proportion, texture, and the single accessory that carries the weight.
Culture5 min read
The Resale Reflex: How a Generation Learned to Shop Secondhand First
For Gen Z, resale is no longer a compromise — it is the default. A look at the platforms, the principles, and the wardrobe logic behind the most resale-native generation yet.
Style6 min read
The Quiet Return of Tailoring
After a decade of dressing down, tailoring is back — but quieter, softer, and built to be worn casually. A note for the wardrobe that has earned its restraint.
Trends5 min read
Y2K, and What Comes After
Y2K dressing has outlasted every prediction of its death. A short note on why the revival keeps going, where it is already softening, and what to take from it.
Culture5 min read
Buy Less, Buy Better
The most useful idea in dressing, and the least fashionable: cost-per-wear. A short defence of buying fewer things and keeping them longer.
Culture5 min read
Sneakers Are the Whole Outfit
For a generation that grew up on drops, resale and SneakerTwitter, the shoe is no longer the finish — it is the starting point. A note on sneakers as identity.
Style6 min read
The Heritage Coat
A single good coat can outlast three of everything else in a wardrobe. A note on the heritage overcoat — the one piece most worth spending on, and keeping.
Culture5 min read
Dressing Outside the Binary
For Gen Z, gendered clothing is a suggestion, not a rule. A short note on unisex dressing as a design brief rather than a provocation.
Style Guide6 min read
Texture Meets Restraint: A Guide to Balanced Dressing
The simplest route to an outfit that looks considered: pair one textured piece with one solid one. We break down the principle, the proportions, and exactly how to apply it.
Culture6 min read
The Watch You Pass On
A mechanical watch is one of the few objects that can outlive its owner. A note on timepieces as heirlooms — and why the one you wear matters more than the one you own.
Style6 min read
A Capsule That Fits in a Backpack
The capsule wardrobe, reimagined for a generation that moves light and travels often — a small, considered set of pieces that fits in a single bag and still covers the week.
Style6 min read
Dressing for the Occasion
A short guide to dressing for the events that actually matter — weddings, evenings, the occasions that ask a little more — written for the wardrobe that has earned its composure.
Style Guide6 min read
The Capsule Wardrobe, Reconsidered
The capsule wardrobe has been spoken about so often it has nearly lost its meaning. We return to first principles — what a considered wardrobe actually is, and the pieces that make it work.
Style Guide5 min read
Transitional Dressing: The Art of the Layer
The weeks between seasons are the hardest to dress for. The answer is not more clothing but better layers — here is how to build a system that adapts across the day.
Style Guide6 min read
The Case for Considered Footwear
A shoe is the first thing to fail on a cheap outfit and the last thing to be noticed on a good one. We make the argument for buying fewer, better pairs — and knowing what 'better' actually means.
Craft7 min read
Built to Outlast: Why Craft Still Matters
In an industry built on speed, the slow crafts are quietly the most radical thing left. We argue for construction, cloth, and the pieces that survive being passed on.