The Paper

The striped shirt was a French Navy regulation. The blazer was a captain scrambling to impress a queen. The trousers flared at the ankle so a drowning man could kick... Read more...

Cocktail Legends: Negroni

A Negroni is Campari, sweet vermouth, and gin in equal measure, stirred over ice. There's nowhere in that formula for a weak ingredient to hide. Four components in a Manhattan... Read more...

Top 10 Fall Sweaters for 2026

Here is the single most important thing to know about fall knitwear this year: the quarter-zip has dethroned the plain crewneck as the season's defining trendy sweater, and the rest... Read more...

Fall Cocktails: Martinis

Learn how to make the perfect martini at home, from the classic dry martini to the espresso martini, with fall 2026 cocktail trends. Read more...

Country Club Style: Tennis

The cable knit tennis sweater, the pleated skirt, the club blazer with piping: each one has a story, and every single one of them is back this decade, standing on... Read more...

Cafe Culture

In Paris, a Sicilian named Procopio Cutò opened Café Procope in 1686, France's first establishment to actually call itself a café, complete with chandeliers, mirrors, and marble tables, features that... Read more...

Fisherman's Core: Style of Autumn

The people who inspired it could not care less about it. Real fishermen buy gear that keeps them alive and dry and warm, and then they wear it until it... Read more...

Fall Style: Espressos, Creams, & Blues

Pour that espresso again. Watch the crema settle. Set it beside the cream sweater and the navy coat one more time, and notice that nothing about this pairing feels forced.... Read more...

Back to School: Collegiate Style

So why does a wardrobe invented by 1940s college students keep selling in 2026? Read more...

The Fisherman's Sweater

The real history of the fisherman's sweater, from Guernsey ganseys to Aran cables, and the drowned-fisherman myth that isn't true. Read more...

Fall Fashion: Back to School, Leisure, & Office

The morning air has an edge to it now. You step outside and it bites, just a little, at the back of your neck. By noon the sun has burned... Read more...

Engines & Espressos: Cars & Coffee Culture

The history of Cars and Coffee culture, from a California parking lot to a global movement, and why engines and espresso just work. Read more...