MilanStyle profiles some of fashion’s, and in particular, menswear’s, most important designers, continuing with Dries Van Noten. INTRODUCTION Dries Van Noten is often cited as one of most important names in menswear today. His signature style is continental and understand and his colour palette famously juxtaposes  his favored muted colours … More →

Giorgio Brato is one of the fashion world’s best kept secrets. Even more so if you are a man who is into his leather jackets. It’s basically an ‘insider’s label’ – this is the understated brand you turn to when you already have a Dolce or Margiela leather jacket. A … More →

We recently covered the history of the British Royal Warrant in our feature article, ‘How to Dress Like a King‘, where we discussed the menswear brands that hold this coveted Royal seal of approval. But of course, Britain is not the only country with a monarchy, and in turn, our … More →

MILANSTYLE MEETS DEREK ROSE. I’m always pleased when one of our articles gets tweeted, facebooked or just generally enjoyed by our readers who then spread the word about the original article. One of our most viral articles last year was actually one of our more whimsical sartorial fantasies in which … More →

Let’s start by saying by he is undoubtedly one of the most important cultural figures of the 20th and 21st centuries. His look was certainly unique – few will be able to pull off his signature look of half-mast trousers, Sebago penny loafers and Swarovski cystal encrusted white sports socks. … More →