If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. When your suit is in need of that je ne sais quoi touch, ...

Q I was watching the new "Reacher" TV series and there was a scene in which he gets dressed as a lawyer by a top New York tailor with a quick reference/joke about adding a pocket square. He definitely ...

Pocket squares have been a staple of men’s fashion for centuries. They originated in ancient Egypt, when red linen cloths were worn as a status symbol. These days, they are mostly used for decoration ...

It's easy to turn up your nose at the pocket square. Unlike its cotton cousin the handkerchief, which has a clear utilitarian purpose, a linen or silk square is purely for show. But with ...

Meet Minakshi Singh, a passionate plant lover whose green thumb thrives in the heart of the city. As an avid explorer, she constantly seeks new adventures, reflecting her self-dependent spirit. When ...

Who he is A couple of years ago, Chris Berre started a men’s style blog as a hobby while he was in Chicago doing an internship for law school. Working on the blog convinced him that men’s fashion was ...

There’s no doubt that classic tailoring is making a comeback. Just look at the spring/summer 2025 menswear runways – nearly every big brand showed a suit and tie. Fendi. Saint Laurent. Dunhill.

Pocket squares have evolved from basic colours to funky prints and patterns. A right choice of a pocket square can boost one's formal dressing sensibility in less than a minute. Here are few tips on ...

The smallest details often make the greatest impact when it comes to menswear, and nowhere is this more evident than in the case of ties and pocket squares. These simple pieces of fabric offer a quick ...

When you’re ready to sell your soul to rock’n roll, you get a tattoo. The first thing you learn is simple: “Good tattoos aren’t cheap; cheap tattoos aren’t good.” You make an investment with your life ...

Head over to the Prada store on Fifth Avenue tonight and you’re in for a royally purple surprise. It’s thanks to Vogue International Editor at Large Hamish Bowles, who has decked out the space in ...