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Antoine de Macedo Watchmaker | A Vintage Timepiece Landmark

01/04/2020

At the heart of Paris, Antoine de Macedo’s watch boutique contains a large and wide collection of top-tier vintage watches dated from the 1920s to the current days. The founder Antoine is extremely amiable with an understated manner. Surprisingly, in his boutique archive, a piece of paper that he randomly showed me reveals some omitted history of the watch master Abraham-Louis Breguet.

Marol — the Bologna Shirtmaker

12/20/2019

To have a shirt sitting perfectly on a shoulder is not always as easy as it sounds. “Unfortunately, rarely are we perfect, our shoulder may be sloping, may be flat, or one sloping more than the other, or even one forward one back, in the measure of millimetres of course”. Bo told me.

Pino Peluso — Neapolitan Younger Master Tailor

12/14/2019

Pino Peluso is an important young generation of Neapolitan tailoring. He creates sharp suits and coats for both man and woman. Beyond that, he is also the kind of tailor who loves challenges – making suits for a dwarf, catering an extremely odd body shape, and even making a wool coat for a lady who has allergic to wool.

What Made the Parisian Gentleman

11/30/2019

Paris Gentleman, one of the world’s most influential men’s style media, was founded by French menswear writer Hugo Jacomet in 2009. Soon, the American journalist Sonya Nicholson joined him in 2011. And the couple quickly gets married. Together they promoted the revival of elegant style and craftsmanship in the global perspective.

Linda V Wright | Crimson

10/21/2019

Just as Linda’s approach to androgynous clothing, for her, the boundary between bespoke and high fashion also blurred. She would wear Gucci loafers one day and opts for a pair of John Lobb in another day. And she uses blue jeans and pair with her chocolate silk velvet jacket from Henry Poole!

Yohji Yamamoto 2020 Street Style by Agnes G.

Yohji Yamamoto 2020 S/S Femme Street Style

09/29/2019

YOHJI YAMAMOTO 2020 SS Street Style

“We Make, Not I Make”: The 140‑Year Craft of Kyoto’s Kaikado

08/28/2019

Founded in 1875 at the dawn of Japan’s “civilisation and enlightenment”, Kaikado still makes tea caddies using the same methods and tin as 140 years ago. In this conversation, sixth‑generation owner Takahiro Yagi reflects on inheritance, patina, and what it means to design for the next hundred years rather than the next season.