Journal
Richard Gere: The Style of a New Kind of Man
In 1980, a thirty-year-old actor laid out a row of Armani shirts on a Los Angeles bed, and menswear was never the same. The story of Richard Gere, Giorgio Armani, and the revolution that made soft tailoring powerful.
Manhattan: The Style of a Decade
Manhattan, the 1990s. Calvin Klein on Madison Avenue, Helmut Lang on Greene Street, white walls, neutral tones, soft tailoring. The story of the pleated trouser — born in 1920s England, perfected in 1990s New York, and quietly returning to the modern wardrobe.
Carolyn Bessette Style: 90s Minimalism Returns
Manhattan, 1996. A dark indigo straight-leg jean, a white tee, a camel coat. The story of Carolyn Bessette and the 1990s minimalism she defined — a movement quietly returning to every serious wardrobe today.
