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For Christian R. Webster, classic menswear is a reflection of heritage, craftsmanship, and the people behind every handmade piece. As the founder of Casa Sartorial in Madrid, Sastrería XVIII in Ecuador, and Cúpula Hats, he has spent the last eight years building businesses rooted in authenticity and a deep respect for artisanal traditions. Dividing his time between Spain and Ecuador, Webster has developed a distinctive perspective that blends British tailoring, Italian ease,

Style Talk is slowly becoming our favorite series to work on, and for good reason. It gives us a chance to have more thoughtful, focused conversations with people whose style actually says something. Instead of chasing trends, these talks revolve around personal taste, habits, and the small details that shape how someone presents themselves day to day. We spoke with Alessandro Negri, a 32-year-old vintage collector with a focus on military, workwear, and Made in USA herita

Alessandro Squarzi is an Italian fashion entrepreneur, vintage collector, and influencer known within the international fashion community. Born in 1965 in Forlì, Italy, he began his career in the early 1990s as a store clerk, later opening his own showroom and establishing himself as a talent scout in the fashion industry.

Fall is that in–between moment when your wardrobe has to do a little more thinking. Mornings feel crisp, afternoons still carry some warmth, and the right outfit needs to move easily between the two. It’s not about reinventing your look but about adjusting the rhythm, layering smarter, playing with texture, and knowing when to trade linen for wool or suede for leather.

Some men collect stamps, Lucas Nicholson collects Gucci loafers. Eleven pairs and counting, each in a different leather, including a vintage...

When the heat rolls in and the jackets come off, some men surrender their style to the sun. Not this one. For him, summer isn’t an excuse to get sloppy, it’s an invitation to get sharper. His go-to look? Flare denim paired with a western belt, black loafers, a crisp shirt, and a double-breasted jacket. Sunglasses, of course, are non-negotiable. “There’s no reason to let the heat defeat your silhouette,” he says.

When the sun is high and 30 degrees are easily exceeded, only two options are open to a stylish man: simplicity or audacity. As the flood of shapeless Bermuda shorts, flip-flops and shoddy T-shirts flood the streets, squares and terraces, we’ve all wondered how to avoid looking like this, how to beat the heat while retaining a certain sense of style.

A man walks into a room wearing an ‘80s Rolex Day-Date, a trench coat that once saved a life, and the kind of quiet confidence that turns heads without asking for attention. He’s not here to show off. He’s here to show you how less can speak more, if you know what you’re saying.

Few men embody the effortless cool of classic menswear and vintage luxury quite like Matthew Hranek. A writer, photographer, and...