Street Style January 10th, 2024

The Best Street Style From Pitti Uomo 105: Day 1

Street Style January 10th, 2024

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He Spoke Style

He Spoke Style is the leading online destination for premium original men’s style content.

What People Were Wearing At The Fair

Pitti Uomo, the biannual menswear trade show in Florence, kicked off it’s 105th edition yesterday. We were present for the two previous editions and are extremely glad to report that it appears as if things are back to “normal.” Crowds have swelled and there is an intense feeling of of fellowship and brotherhood among the menswear faithful. Here’s a look at what people were wearing on the winter 2024 edition of Pitti Uomo 105.

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The Perfect Cocktail For Dry January

January 4th, 2024

Written By

Gary Harrison

Gary Harrison can be regularly found dining at The Wolseley, and drinking at Dukes Bar where he has been known to exceed the two martini limit.

Dry January? If you’re a fan of sado-masochistic self-flagellation but can’t even do that to levels of excess that exceed a month, or — only marginally better — you have aspirations to be single-minded megalomaniac and shun the pleasure and equalizing powers of alcohol, then this is a rare treat for you.

Whilst I personally abstain from abstinence. Like most who enjoy reaching the two martini limit at Dukes, I admire, (and may even confess to welcoming, under the right circumstances) the concept of restraint itself. More so, it’s obvious that one can’t just drink to excess permanently without slipping towards alcoholism.