At the Women of Fashion party a little while back I spotted none other than Mr. Chambray, Mr. RRL, Mr. Kicks, director, blogger extraordinaire, one Jake Davis doing his thing per usual. Check out those glasses!
Street Style | Mr. Jay Walter
If ever the word “dapper” applied to a man, Mr. Jay Walter would be that guy. Mr. Walter has been a fixture in the clothing business for years and is well known by custom suit loving gentlemen all over New York for his long tenure in made-to-measure at Brooks Brothers. I became acquainted with Jay a few years ago when he joined J. Press and started the Ivy League retailer’s own MTM program. Always very kind and eager to chat, it’s worth the trip to Press to see Jay.
Street Style | Frank Muytjens
While at the opening of the new J.Crew men’s shop on Broadway in NYC, I took the opportunity to do a little “street style” (which I know, the name implies the photos be taken on the street and this is in a store) shoot with Mr. Frank Muytjens, the men’s design lead for J.Crew. You may remember Frank from back in February when he was kind enough to let us check out his workspace. Enjoy!
Street Style | Mister Mort
Mordechai Rubinstein is one of my all time favoite people in the city. Someone I continually look to for inspiration, Mordechai embodies New York cool. When I saw him at a little get together at the Hickey store last night I knew I had to flip-the-script on Mr. Mort and take some photos. Just a coincidence that Mordechai is wearing a Barbour coat like a previous Street Style photo that is now known as “The Aaron Levine Incident.” If you aren’t familiar with Mr. Rubinstein’s excellent blog, you have a lot of explaining to do. Mister Mort.
Street Style | Aaron Levine
I had lunch today with Aaron Levine, the design director for Hickey. Not only is Aaron a stylish guy, he’s as nice as they come. No wonder Hickey is so cool.
Street Scene | Project Las Vegas
The Project trade show is one of the few times of the year that any sort of good style descends upon Las Vegas. In between appointments, I managed to get a few good street style photos from some of the cooler gentlemen at the show. Not trying to be any sort of Sartorialist or anything, just wanted to share the scene with those of you not in the (sometimes brutal) business of fashion trade shows.
Alberto and Mordechai from Men’s Vogue
Street Style | Nick B.
I ran into man-about-town Nick B. the other day on Greene Street. He works for G-Star, so I’m assuming he is wearing the label head to toe. Although those shoes might be made by someone else. All in all it is a good look, nice work Nick.
Nick B., by mkwilliams.
Mordechai Likes Old Man Style.
All around cool-guy and Jack Spade PR extraordinaire Mordechai Rubinstein loves to shoot NYC old man style for his Flickr stream. Some of my favorites below.
