PS Paul Smith's latest lookbook adds in a heavy dose of early 60s style to his usual dandyism.
Japan's N.Hoolywood is bringing the savoir faire of Old Hollywood back into the mainstream of men's fashion.
E. Tautz brings British colonial touches to their latest collection of suits and work shirts.
New York's Lee Harkness specializes in tuxedo-esque pullover shirts and vintage-inspired club collars.
Generic Man branches into two-tone territory with this patent leather captoe.
Kempt goes behind the scenes with southern suitmaker Billy Reid.
These Colchester Rubber Co. basketball shoes (circa 1892) are going back on the market thanks to a detailed recreation. Think of them as the original Chuck Taylors.
Viceroy specializes in nostalgic, pajama-esque casualwear. The slogan is "Made for Daydreaming."
