A belted, four-pocket cotton jacket with a spread collar, originally designed for hunting expeditions in warm climates. Light and utilitarian, the safari jacket returns often in summer menswear, where ...

A centuries-old process of coloring fabric with natural or synthetic indigo, giving denim its signature blue that fades with wear. In menswear, indigo-dyed fabrics highlight craftsmanship and ...

A soft, brimmed hat with a downward-sloping edge, popular in streetwear and celebrity style as a playful accessory. Once linked to fishing and the outdoors, the bucket hat now appears in collections ...

A small piece of fabric, usually silk or cotton, worn folded in a jacket’s breast pocket as a finishing touch. A pocket square adds color, pattern, and personality to tailoring, and can be folded in ...

A lace-up leather shoe with open lacing, where the eyelet tabs are stitched on top of the vamp rather than beneath it. More accommodating for wider feet than Oxfords, derbies are slightly less formal ...

Men’s clothing designed and produced to reduce environmental and social harm, through recycled materials, responsible sourcing, ethical labor, and durable construction. Increasingly sought, ...

A hooded sweatshirt with a full-length front zipper, easy to layer, remove, and carry. A casual wardrobe staple, the zip-up hoodie has been elevated by designers in cashmere, technical fabrics, and ...

The most common lapel style, featuring a triangular notch cut where the collar meets the lapel, found on single-breasted jackets and suits. The notch lapel is versatile and appropriate for business ...

A shearling-lined leather jacket inspired by the flight gear worn by early military pilots, built for warmth at altitude. With its rugged collar and heritage appeal, the aviator jacket remains a ...

The feature interview and photo shoot that accompanies a magazine’s cover, introducing its subject through conversation and styled imagery. At VMAN, cover stories spotlight regional and global ...

Clothing produced in standard sizes and sold in stores, as opposed to made-to-measure or couture garments, also known as prêt-à-porter. Ready-to-wear makes up most of the fashion industry’s activity, ...

A jacket made with little or no padding, canvas, or lining, giving it a softer, more natural shoulder and a relaxed drape. The unstructured blazer is lighter and more comfortable, suiting warm ...