LFW SS17: Burberry
IT SEEMS that along with the new see-now-buy-now format comes a lot of grandeur, perhaps to properly celebrate its premier. In New York, Tom Ford threw a elegant dinner for his guests in the former Four Seasons...
A transfusion of taste – Glass meets British menswear brand Blood Brother
DURING the recent LC:M, Aldwych Station in London received a transfusion of taste from nascent menswear label, Blood Brother. Tube stations are not the only thing to be given the kiss of life by the appropriate...
Glass In Motion exclusively presents short film by Christian Larson – Rendez Vous at La Suite Rio
UP-AND-COMING Swedish director and photographer, Christian Larson, who has made short films for Mercedes, Cartier, Agent Provacateur among others, was inspired to shoot a film about La Suite Rio an elegant bohe...
The Glass Gentleman’s Journal – Pocketfuls of Suave
Glass compiles a selection of some of the most outstanding and stylistically distinct pocket squares on the market.
DRESSING the top pocket of one’s jacket with a handkerchief has long served as a way to tra...
Fashion in Seven Acts – from emerging Swedish and Finnish designers
LOOKING to the future of Nordic fashion, Fashion in Seven Acts exhibits the work of Swedish and Finnish young creatives. From modern interpretations of traditional craft based approaches to silhouettes based on...
LC:M SS17: Private White V.C.
THIS season Mayfair-based Manchester-made menswear brand Private White V.C. set about creating a SS17 wardrobe of informal jet-set luxury to be carted around the world in finely crafted trunks by the baggage ha...
LC:M SS17: Chester Barrie
STAGING a customarily glittering presentation in the imposing Palm Court of The Waldorf Hotel in central London for London Collections: Men was Savile Row showstoppers Chester Barrie. Boasting a special surpris...
LCM SS17: Turnbull & Asser
IN A lavish set-up at Christie’s more intimate outpost on Ryder Street, SW1, menswear brand Turnbull & Asser presented their SS17 collection during London Collections: Men. Dubbed Velocity: The Heir and Her...
Accessory highlights from Ermenegildo Zegna’s Pelle Tessuta leather range for SS16
FOR Italian fashion house Ermenegildo Zegna, Spring Summer 2016 is once again all about innovative and quality textiles. One highlight from their SS16 collection would have to be their exceptionally smooth and ...
The AMI Paris store opens In Mayfair, London
WITH a success as impressive as AMI’s - the chic yet casual menswear brand founded in 2011 by French designer Alexandre Mattiussi - a move to London comes with no surprise. Opening it's first flagship boutique ...
Menswear AW16 Paris: Umit Benan
Turkish designer Umit Benan’s love affair with Japan cannot be understated. Following his much-loved Tokyo store and recent Oniki collaboration with Japanese brand Tomorrowland, it only makes sense he would loo...
Menswear AW16 Paris: Givenchy
Riccardo Tisci has made a name for himself as one of the most prominent menswear designers of today, and in Paris this past week his Givenchy tour de force struck gold once again. Showing his collection in a pi...
Menswear AW16 Paris: Dior Homme
Kris Van Assche, the creative head of Dior’s menswear division - Dior Homme, made his new collection stand out this season in Paris with a menacing play on a brazen red and black colour scheme which pitted clas...
Menswear AW16 Paris: Raf Simons
In his first show since leaving Dior, Raf Simons has severed ties with the French fashion house in more ways than one. The theme of the collection, according to the designer, is Nightmares and Dreams. Sending h...
Menswear AW16 Paris: Valentino
Valentino’s AW16 Menswear collection could be described as the ultimate sartorial mullet - business in the front, party in the back. The two faces of Valentino came together in full force to present a show cont...
Menswear AW16 Milan: Giorgio Armani
Giorgio Armani wrapped his latest menswear collection in a swathe of luxe layers to ensure that his customers won’t be going cold nor out of mode come wintertime. Pelts of fur, lofty leathers and fuzzy wools wi...
Menswear AW16 Milan: Philipp Plein
Philipp Plein presented their superman for the modern world at menswear in Milan this season, delivering most of what we have come to expect from the brand known for its darkly luxurious and hard-edged fashions...
Menswear AW16 Milan: Etro
Etro scaled back their agenda this season in a move that would shock the fashionable masses in Milan, because when a brand like Etro ousts pattern and embellishment, you’re going to notice. One can only surmise...
Menswear AW16 Milan: Fendi
Silvia Venturini Fendi has established her family’s brand at the cusp of forward-thinking fashion with her latest menswear collection yet again this season. Keeping it all very Fendi, à la blocks of glaring egg...
Menswear AW16 Milan: Calvin Klein Collection
Calvin Klein Collection went full stud ahead in Milan this season and had some really resplendent metallic trimmings to boot, what more could you really want from a menswear collection. Doing things his way for...
Menswear AW16 Milan: Prada
AW16 in Milan saw Prada menswear put on a show of seafaring style, with Miuccia looking to historical references in order to “reflect what is happening now with what is happening in history. To see if we have s...