Style is the Answer to Everything

Bukowski. Darrel Perkins. Linocut. 2017. 6x9"

Bohemian Beards

"Take the L Train"

Great new cover for The New Yorker by one of my favorite illustrators, Tomer Hanuka.

Shoes For Education

Vans Custom Culture gets kids in schools across America to customize canvas shoes for a chance at $50K for their high school.

Students get excited about it and the final products are fantastic. You can vote now for this year's finalists.

Gnarly Beards

A Book of Beards is a new photographic collection of some of the gnarliest beards out there. Brought to you by Justin James Muir,

proceeds from the book benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. 

Waris Ahluwalia - The Way I Dress

Handsome

Brioni x Wallpaper* x Lernert & Sander. Watch the short film, Handmade, here.

The Generic Man

New short film by Aaron Rose featuring words of advice from the mystically funny Chris Johanson.

Best of The Sartorialist

A few favorite selections of men's style, photographed by Scott Schuman, The Sartorialist.

The Beard Symposium

This one goes out to new father, good friend, and facial hair extraordinaire John Beard. Still... a bittersweet article for me.

The Beard Symposium: Stalley and Manchester Orchestra’s Andy Hull Rate the Facial Hair of Their Musical Peers

Beards, of course, will never fully go out of style for musicians — but the long, fruitful, on-and-off relationship between the two entities seems to be very much on these days. For the likes of both effete folk-rockers and swagged-out rap stars, and a whole bunch of dudes in between, the beard has become a cherished, effective tool. To make sense of this newly crowded musical beard landscape, Vulture consulted two experts: Stalley, the New York–by-way-of-Ohio rapper freshly signed to Rick Ross's label, and Andy Hull, the front man of Manchester Orchestra, the Georgia rock band that will be dropping its third studio album, Simple Math, on May 10. When our bearded arbiters got together for the beard symposium, they pulled no (bearded) punches in their clear-eyed analysis. That means: Feelings were hurt. Painful truths were exposed. Beards were rated.