What woke journalists are calling ‘nonbinary fashion’ we used to just call ‘clothes’
Outfits countless teenagers have worn for decades are suddenly a symbol of sexlessness and ‘queer’ identity
Fashion
Saturday
Wednesday
It’s high time to butcher PETA
After its tasteless attack on Karl Lagerfeld yesterday, we’ve all had enough of the charity’s cheap shock tactics
Tuesday
Joy Villa: Border wall Grammys dress made people angrier than ever
Camila Cabello seemed to approve though
Thursday
You didn’t have to be mad to work for Tommy Nutter — but it helped
The tailor’s art is a triumph of mind over schmatte. Not just in the physical cutting and stitching, but in the faith that style makes content. This, not the question of which way you dress, is the secret compact between tailor and client. ‘Every faculty of his soul, spirit, purse and person is heroically consecrated to this one object, the wearing of clothes wisely and well, so that as others dress to live, he lives to dress,’ Carlyle wrote of the dandy in Sartor Resartus. Tommy Nutter was one of Tommy Carlyle’s dandies, a ‘clothes-wearing man’ and a ‘poet of the cloth’. From 1969 to 1976, Nutter bestrode the world
