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Gerald Ortiz

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Sep 15, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Gerald Ortiz

    J.Crew and Eckhaus Latta Just Yanked Prep Far Left Field (opens the original)

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    Ever since Brendon Babenzien left his post as the creative director of J.Crew’s menswear, pundits online have debated what, exactly, the next chapter of the brand’s story will look like. We may not have a definitive answer yet, but as of today, the all-American outfitter is staking its claim on a freakier slice of prep terrain. At least, that’s what its latest collaboration with the buzzy downtown stalwarts at Eckhaus Latta is leading us to believe. The partnership arrives hot off the heels of J

  2. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Gerald Ortiz

    6 Surfer-Bro Style Moves to Steal From New York’s Hottest Menswear Debut (opens the original)

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    The Society Archive’s Marcus Allen has had a remarkable rise, growing from a dialed-in vintage dealer to one of New York’s most influential stylists in just a few short years. Now, after getting the fashion world’s attention with his artfully trashed baseball caps and plaid boxers, Allen has taken The Society Archive to the runway with his debut ready-to-wear collection, “Dogma,” which premiered at New York Fashion Week on Sunday. Society’s design language draws from the brand’s de

  3. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Gerald Ortiz

    The Best Things to Buy at Polo Ralph Lauren, for Lifelong Horsepower (opens the original)

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    Ralph Lauren’s pioneering vision of American style includes several sub-labels, with the most iconic undoubtedly being the very first: Polo Ralph Lauren. What started in 1967 as a small venture selling wide-blade neck ties soon ballooned into one of the most successful brands in history, forever changing fashion and influencing legions of designers. Approaching 60 years in business, Polo has shored up unfathomable amounts of cultural capital, been the subject of countless trends, and produced mo

  4. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Gerald Ortiz

    These Aren’t Your Grandpa’s Barbour Jackets (opens the original)

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    Heritage labels make up the foundation of menswear, but Barbour and Paul Smith’s latest collaboration is a strong reminder that, a little renovation is always needed This marks the third time that the exceptionally British labels have collaborated and this presents some of the most whimsical—and collectible—updates to Barbour’s covetable outerwear to date. The collection spans both men’s and women’s and includes nearly 40 products across outerwear, shirting, knits, footwear, and acce

  5. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Gerald Ortiz

    Why is everyone suddenly wearing their sunglasses like this? (opens the original)

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    You may change up your accessories on the regular, but chances are you're going to wear your rings on the same fingers and your watch on the same wrist. Because once you find an orientation that looks and feels right, why mess with it? Sunglasses are unique in this sense. Depending on which side of the street you're walking on, you'll likely move your sunglasses from your face to your shirt pocket or hang them from your collar. If you're neurotic, you'll even put them back in the case. Sunglasse

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