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Carolyn Bessette Style: 90s Minimalism Returns | Anovair
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.
The Breton Striped Shirt: A History of the Marinière
The Breton striped shirt — la marinière — was officially adopted by the French Navy in 1858, with 21 stripes representing Napoleon's naval victories. The story of how a sailor's uniform became the most quietly iconic shirt in European style.
La Piscine: The Style of a Riviera Summer
Saint-Tropez, 1969. A villa, a pool, two former lovers, and a pale blue pinstripe shirt. The story of how Alain Delon and a single summer on the French Riviera taught the world how to wear a shirt — and the Anovair piece built from that image.
The Henley Shirt: A History of the Modern Classic
The Henley shirt began on a stretch of the Thames in 1839 — designed for rowers, adopted by labourers, immortalised by Hollywood. The story of how a 19th-century rowing kit became one of menswear's most enduring staples, and how to wear it today.
Ayrton Senna: The Style of a Champion
Steve McQueen Style: The Rebel's Uniform
Jeans, boots, and a perfectly worn white tee. A look at Steve McQueen's style — how the King of Cool turned simplicity into the most enduring uniform in menswear, and the tee we named in his honour.
