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Ben Shelton Wears On’s Coolest US Open Kit Yet (opens the original)
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EARLIER THIS WEEK, Factor75 invited me to watch Ben Shelton take on Tallon Griekspoor in the first round of the US Open. Shelton had a rough start, dropping the first set before powering through a surprisingly long four-set win. But while his huge serves and signature grunts were hard to miss, I was more focused on his bold brown On kit. It was a cool switch-up from the country club pastels and clean monochrome fits that dominate men’s tennis. Shelton’s mulberry-black ombré set had the same swag
Josh Hart Reveals the Basketball Question He’s Tired of Answering After the Knicks’ Title Run (opens the original)
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NEW YORK CITY has had a generational sports summer, and Josh Hart is a big reason why. The Knicks won their first championship in 53 years, with Hart’s relentless rebounding and defense helping power the team through its historic run. The World Cup added to the frenzy, and now the US Open has taken over Queens. The 31-year-old guard is extending his victory lap with a Honey Deuce, the tennis tournament’s signature cocktail. Hart is Grey Goose’s newest ambassador, and the partnership comes with a
The US Open Has No Dress Code—but You Can Still Get It Wrong. Here’s What to Wear. (opens the original)
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CONGRATS, YOU SCORED a ticket to the US Open. Now you have to figure out what the hell to wear. The tournament gets bigger and scene-y-er every year, to the point that it’s basically becoming Coachella with tennis. And while there’s no official dress code, there are definitely ways to get it wrong.Show up to an early-round afternoon match in a blazer and, unless you bought out a suite, you’ll look like a jerk. Wear gym shorts to the finals, and you might feel underdressed. Your move is to start
This $400 Travel Blazer Has Survived Europe, My Carry-On, and Every Confusing Dress Code (opens the original)
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BY THE TIME I hit my 30s, there were a few things I knew I needed to figure out. My Roth IRA was one. Installing a window AC was another. And because of my job, I needed a blazer I could wear without waiting for an occasion. Growing up, blazers meant First Communions and weddings. Now I wear them to meetings, dinners, and work events. A good one works with today’s increasingly vague dress codes—what does “smart casual” even mean anymore? It keeps you warm. Sometimes it even makes people take you
Why Sony's New $600 Headphones Replaced My AirPods Max (opens the original)
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SONY HAS ALREADY earned its place on the Mount Rushmore of headphone brands. The Japanese company helped define portable music with the Walkman and has spent the past decade making some of the best noise-canceling headphones on the market. But with the new 1000X The Collexion, Sony is making a different bet: What if a flagship pair of headphones felt more like a luxury accessory than another piece of tech? As a style editor, that's an idea I could easily get behind. The sleek treatment starts wi
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