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How Your Father Dressed

JT on how his father dressed — clothes as presentation, not self-expression — and what a white dress shirt worn for forty years was actually saying. A Father's Day essay.

Suede Shoes, in Actual Rain

JT on wearing suede shoes in the rain — the three things to do before it rains, one to do after, and why suede isn't as delicate as everyone tells you.

The Denim Holy Trinity

JT on the three pairs of jeans every man needs — a dark, a medium, a light — and the fourth pair nobody else will tell you about.

The Navy Crewneck

A defense, in five parts. JT on why the single best clothing dollar a man spends is on one good navy crewneck — and what to look for in the one he buys.

Cotton Suiting in Deep Heat

Notes from a hundred-degree afternoon, on the only suit a woman should consider in July, and what wearing one teaches you about everything else.

What Your Dad Wore

Nelly on what your dad wore and why it still works — fit, occasion, quality over quantity, and dressing like yourself. A Father's Day essay from the Fashion Edition.

The Blazer Changes the Plan

Nelly breaks down three blazer outfits for work, weekend and evening. Explore the proportions, tap the styling notes and open each exact look in GetMyLook.

Bra Fitting at Home: Measure Like a Fitter

Nelly on fitting a bra at home — the two measurements, how to take them, sister sizing explained, and the five-point check that outranks the arithmetic.

Jeans by Body Type: A Fitting-Room Field Guide

Nelly's fitting-room field guide to jeans — the three measurements the shape charts are hiding, the rise nobody checks, and the sequence to run in the cubicle.

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