Dunhill, Janji, Denim Tears, Fragment/Cole Haan & Theory [S]

LUXURY
Dunhill’s New Boss

Dunhill’s new creative director Simon Holloway showed his debut collection at London Fashion Week combining historical richness with modern flair. Showcasing toffee-colored leather coats, suede jackets, and high-waisted navy trousers, the collection emphasizes timeless luxury and British tailoring expertise. Holloway's vision of classic elegance with a contemporary twist won over critics and customers, solidifying Dunhill's reputation as a leader in the world of menswear.

WORKWEAR
The Correct Workout Short

Compression liners are a game-changer for your workout shorts because they’re convenient and prevent discomfort. Consider opting for running shorts like Janji's multi-short with built-in compression liners for a seamless experience. These moisture-wicking shorts with phone pockets and a key clip are ideal for your daily runs or race day hustle. Elevate your activewear game with this practical and performance-driven choice.

STREETWEAR
Denim Tears SS24

Tremaine Emory's Denim Tears is back with the upcoming 'Kiss My Grits' collection for Spring/Summer 2024. The collection features wardrobe essentials like shirts, graphic tees, and knitwear, as well as statement pieces like a watermelon motif polo shirt, Hand Painted Picnic Plaid Trucker jacket, and this beauty pictured above. DT also has an upcoming Comme des Garçons collaboration, focusing on leather goods like the co-designed Watermelon Print Leather Zip Pouch. Stay tuned…

FORMAL WEAR
Fujiwara-san on Penny Loafers

Hiroshi Fujiwara (of Fragment Design) and Cole Haan have joined forces, infusing Japanese precision with American flair in their latest collaboration on the iconic penny loafer. This partnership breathes new life into the tassel style, featuring premium leather, Fragment’s lightning bolt flair, and a fusion of formal and casual elements. Fujiwara's unconventional color schemes and focus on comfort showcase a fresh take on traditional footwear design, appealing to those seeking style with substance. There’s also a full-black version for the New Yorkers.

OFFICE WEAR
Robbery at Theory

Merino wool is the best material to be wearing on a late-winter/early-spring day when temperatures can swing between the 20s and 60s within the same day. Theory, if you’re unfamiliar, is like the editor’s choice or the varsity team of Uniqlo. Both are owned by Fast Retailing, so if you like Uniqlo, you will love Theory. With that, getting this Ribbed Merino Wool Sweater for 70% off is basically like stealing from the storefront…

ONE LAST THING….
Perpetual Conundrum

My favorite Swiss watchmaker is Franck Muller, and the Perpetual Calendar is the piece I’d get if I ever made it big. That said, its “perpetual” calendar is only guaranteed to spit out the right day, month, and leap years until 2100. I don’t know if my grandson in 2124 would think it’s as cool if it doesn’t live up to its name. This begs the question: what’s the cutoff date to buy one of these bad boys?