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Both stars showed up to Jonathan Anderson’s Dior debut in their office-ready best.

A Swoosh-ified penny loafer is heading to shelves later this year.

A Ma Maniére is back with another Swoosh heater.

“He crushes it every time,” says the Louis Vuitton designer of his fashion-obsessed, ex-Secret Service security escort.

Always buy multiples.

Courtesy of the British sartorial experts at Drake’s.

For his spring 2026 menswear collection, Pharrell Williams merged balmy suiting, gorpcore accessories, and whimsical trunks inspired by The Darjeeling Limited. He also hand-delivered a purse to Beyoncé.

The summer’s most controversial trend got a boost during the Auralee and Prada shows.

“I was like, no, let’s move on,” the designer tells GQ of his viral waders, which he excised from the label’s spring 2026 runway show in Paris.

There have been endless iterations on the most legendary Three Stripes sneaker of all. These are the best of the best.

The furor over Ryan Murphy’s American Love Story is a testament to the lasting legacy of John-John’s iconic wardrobe.

The newly-crowned Finals MVP and preeminent fit god turned out all postseason long—on and off the court.

Gauthier Borsarello, the Parisian creative director and lifelong vintage clothing collector, takes us on a tour of his painstakingly curated closet.

The 33-year-old candidate’s hats, tees, and totes have been omnipresent in New York City—even though he hasn’t been allowed to actually sell them for months.

Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons explain how their thigh-baring spring 2026 men’s show channels the “opposite of aggression, power, nastiness.”

The low-key stars of Milan Fashion Week look back at 20 years of menswear magic.

As the SS26 menswear season gets underway, one tailor has got the city in a chokehold: Umit Benan.

And yes, Jeremy Strong is wearing a pink bucket hat.

Or: How I learned to stop worrying and love the doll.

You know what we'd pay good money for? A WeTransfer file of your gnarly toes—tastefully swathed in superlative silken hosiery.

Two days after rocking flip-flops on the red carpet, the actor went all-in on throwback menswear.

Over the past decade, Risso redefined Marni as the ultimate anti-fashion luxury brand.

“He was like, ‘You know, I’ve been in a really grubby film for the last three months—I really wanna wear suits on the carpet,’” says stylist George Cortina, who commissioned a rainbow of bespoke Anderson & Sheppard suits for Pitt to wear at the film’s global premieres.

The musician’s new Converse 1908 imprint is reviving a pair of right-on-trend ’70s silhouettes.

Since 1978, Brunello Cucinelli has sought to lead his luxury empire—and the town that became its heart—with benevolence. And with the industry bracing for tariffs and trade wars, protecting his self-made Umbrian paradise has never felt more vital.

The F1 star has enlisted Taylor McNeill, whose client roster also includes Kendrick Lamar and Lorde, to style casual looks during the film’s global press tour.