

Viva bright colors - Berluti Summer 2020 menswear collection
Dear readers, Fall season is about to mark its ending (even it’s still rather chilly outside now), but for us, as a style-conscious group...


Cozy luxury - Men’s cashmere scarves by The Travelwrap Company, UK
Dear readers, among all the menswear accessories in my wardrobe, one of my favorite item, especially for winter time, is a soft and...


New kind of Parisian classic – Gabriel Paris
Dated back in months ago, I got a copy of Paris menswear shopping guide, written by one of the legendary French-model-comes-designer, and...


A stylish conversation with Christopher Korey - Co-Founder of Christopher Korey Collective New York
Dear readers, the term ‘Power dressing’ was pretty popular during the late 80s, in particular the world of menswear, either it’s classic...


Out of the blue – Berluti Main 2019 collection
Perhaps it’s the heat wave of French Riviera in the summer that still linger in my mind, the oceanic blue has been the color that I...


An artisanal conversation with Maximilian Mogg – Berliner tailor, style icon and Founder of Maximili
Dear readers, succeeding from the previous blog post, do you remember a stylish Berliner tailor that wearing the beautiful white...


Be a stylish globetrotter – ‘The Sartorial Travel Guide’ by Simon Crompton
Back in around seven years ago, I made myself a promise, is that I will offer myself a very special birthday present each year (even...


Floral legacy - Boutonnière by Herr von Welt, Berlin
Call me nostalgic, I was fascinated by a book which I recently found at a corner of a bookstore, written by a Italian female writer as...


The magic of Parisian white – Le Dîner en Blanc Paris
Dear readers, being multi-tasking is not easy, yet, I’ve been mastering it for years, in a way it’s good for work but also for personal...


Sartorial luxe meets Swedish simplicity – Once a day Stockholm Made-to-measure menswear
For some reason, I have quite a few serendipitous moment with Swedish culture lately, firstly, a delight to get to know a Swedish niche...













