It feels like we have all aged an empire’s lifetime in these past three months. It’s reassuring to look around and see leaves changing as they normally do, temperatures dropping to make coats comfortable again. It’s a humbling reminder that no matter how feverish your world seems, everyone else’s world will keep on turning. The headliner this quarter is another humbling reminder to an overspun mind.

David Isle, Editor-in-Chief

The Headliner 

Di Fronte Non Siamo Noi: A Lesson in Humility

by David Isle

The Articles

My Brother Lost His Pants

by Daniel Penny

Book Review: Les Savoir Faire du Luxe

by Réginald-Jérôme de Mans

The Well-Balanced Shawl Collar

by David Isle

The Suit That Can’t Be Made

by David Isle

Easy Pants for Summer

by David Isle

Ask the Rakish Man: A Crutch to Bear

by Léon Philippe

Re-Animator

by Réginald-Jérôme de Mans

Romaine Brooks and Women in Suits

by Daniel Penny

Don Quixote, Ur-iGent

by David Isle

Almost Perfect Pitch

by David Isle

I Left It On the Bus

by Réginald-Jérôme de Mans

Basic Cable Style: Michael

by Steve Gottschling

On the Banks of the Danube

by David Isle

Setting A High Standard

by David Isle

Of Burke and Burkinis

by David Isle

Sartorial Fatwas

by Réginald-Jérôme de Mans

Ask the Rakish Man: Wonton Desire

by Léon Philippe

Good Design Means Leaving Things Out

by David Isle

Interview With: Ajiri Aki

by Réginald-Jérôme de Mans

It Doesn’t Have to be Difficult

by David Isle

Selfie Shtick

by David Isle

A Peacock Among Pigeons

by Réginald-Jérôme de Mans

What To Wear To: A Debate in 1858

by David Isle

Mohair

by David Isle

Ferrante, Disraeli, and Authorship

by David Isle

State Fabrics

by David Isle

It’s All About the Details

by William Phips

Alternative Style Icon: Luke Cage

by Réginald-Jérôme de Mans