Sir Paul Smith’s multi-stripe signature can be recognized from miles away, and he is one of the most respected designers of his generation. He has repeatedly shown his perfect understanding of how a suit can help shape a man’s body to his liking. This S/S 2012 wool double-breasted suit is an excellent example of this. Its broad lapel makes a sartorial statement, whilst the fine pinstripe finish softens the shape, as structured suits are slowly but surely losing their appeal to a more socially aware audience.

Paul Smith

As supplier political leaders, actors and aristocrats (including three Princes of Wales), Aquascutum knows how to treat its costumers to what is some of the best tailoring in the country, continuously creating instant classics such as this light check unlined blazer, which would accommodate men who don’t feel comfortable wearing bright colors in summer.

Aquascutum

Exhibitionism is very widely frowned upon in our society, and maybe rightly so, but this hasn’t stopped Ted Baker from basing his S/S2012 collection on this idea. And thank God for that. Every piece is sharp, rich with prints, full of bright colors, and as is expected from exhibitionism, truly is a middle finger raised to conformity. In just over 20 years, Ted has turned attention to detail into an art, delighting us with “no ordinary” clothes and accessories, and laying the groundwork not only for a great brand, but also for a different way of life. This Blazer, made from soft linen fabric and lined with exquisite details, shows just how attached Ted is to his uniqueness.

Ted Baker

Exhibitionism is very widely frowned upon in our society, and maybe rightly so, but this hasn’t stopped Ted Baker from basing his S/S2012 collection on this idea. And thank God for that. Every piece is sharp, rich with prints, full of bright colors, and as is expected from exhibitionism, truly is a middle finger raised to conformity. In just over 20 years, Ted has turned attention to detail into an art, delighting us with “no ordinary” clothes and accessories, and laying the groundwork not only for a great brand, but also for a different way of life. This Blazer, made from soft linen fabric and lined with exquisite details, shows just how attached Ted is to his uniqueness.

Dunhill

Exhibitionism is very widely frowned upon in our society, and maybe rightly so, but this hasn’t stopped Ted Baker from basing his S/S2012 collection on this idea. And thank God for that. Every piece is sharp, rich with prints, full of bright colors, and as is expected from exhibitionism, truly is a middle finger raised to conformity. In just over 20 years, Ted has turned attention to detail into an art, delighting us with “no ordinary” clothes and accessories, and laying the groundwork not only for a great brand, but also for a different way of life. This Blazer, made from soft linen fabric and lined with exquisite details, shows just how attached Ted is to his uniqueness.

Burberry

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Opening Ceremony is discounting winter essentials, including Raf Simons V-necks, Dunhill jackets and the store’s own line of sturdy leather boots, all up to 70% off. 

Mon-Sat, 11am-8pm, Sunday, noon-7pm, Opening Ceremony, 35 Howard St (between Broadway and Crosby), 212-219-2688

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Gallery: RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Dunhill Spring 2010 Collection

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Dunhill has a new series of photos out that shows of their new Spring 2009 Collection. The series of snapshots reveals some pretty proper looks fitting of a Chuck Bass type personality. The collection is perfect for the Hamptons bound weekender folks who are floating around the Upper East Side.

Gallery: Dunhill Spring 2009 Collection

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Jude Law looks so good in Dunhill’s latest ad campaign that he could probably talk me into anything. Wearing three-piece suits to the beach is so totally the new hot thing. The clothing fits Law perfectly making him look like a true gentleman. I’m not 100 percent familiar with Dunhill, but this campaign has peaked my interest in the brand.

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