Published by W Magazine

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Clive Davis  Whitney Cate Blanchetts Lena Dunham Laurie Simmons Meryl Streep Dome Karukoski Barry Avrich Julian Schnabel Jean-Michel Basquiat Sandy Chronopoulos  Naomi Campbell Sean Combs Karen Elson André Leon Talley David Neville Marcus Wainwright John Turturro Bobby Cannavale	Zac Posen Rag & Bone	Tribeca Film Festival
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This year’s Tribeca Film Festival kicks off on Wednesday, bringing with it over a week of over 100 features, from up-close looks at legends like Clive Davis and Whitney Houston to a look back at classic films like The Godfather, Bowling for Columbine, and Reservoir Dogs. As always, though, there’s also a heavy showing from the art and fashion worlds, too: Zac Posen steals last year’s fashion documentary spotlight from the Met Ball, and Laurie Simmons, Julian Schnabel, and Tom of Finland are just some of the artists to follow in Banksy and Maurizio Cattelan’s footsteps. Here are the 8 best fashion and art films to see this week.

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Published by GQ

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Sam Lobban Josh Willis Greg Chait	Mr. Porter James Perse John Elliott Amiri Second/Layer Noon Goons Golden Bear The Elder Statesman Stussy Rick Owens Outerknown Simon Miller
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Black Red White Blue Tie-Dye Navy Blue Grey Green Pink

It’s no secret that Los Angeles has become a destination for industries beyond those that churn out entertainment properties. Don’t tell New York, but when it comes to matters of art and food and drink and — you guessed it — style, well, the west coast capitol no longer playing second fiddle to NYC. (Not that it’s a competition or anything … but it totally is).

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Published by Equire

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	Tretorn Abercrombie & Fitch
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Grey  White			Sneakers

Timeless sneakers are all about simple silhouettes and classic colors—that’s all we really need. Which is exactly why we’re so excited about Tretorn’s latest collaboration with Abercrombie & Fitch.

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Published by Esquire

People	Brands	Events	Locations
	Mr. Porter Rick Owens James Perse Stussy Amiri Second/Layer Golden Bear Noon Goons
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Pink Blue Navy Blue Black Peach			Streetwear

California style is having a major moment. From the laid-back surfer aesthetic (heavy on the bright colors and easy on the fabrics) to the modernized streetwear that’s become a staple in recent seasons, there’s just something about the West Coast that’s resonating throughout the world of men’s style.

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Published by Esquire

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Chris Leba	R13 Brooks Brothers
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Black & White

Traditional tailoring and youthful rebellion sound like strange bedfellows. But even though leather jackets and ripped jeans have been the de facto uniform of rebels and rockers the world over since punk came to a head in the late ’70s, there’s something to be said for the subversive power of using the establishment’s sartorial tools to ones own ends.

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Published by Esquire

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	Theory John Elliott Acne Studios Saint Laurent Salt Optics Louis Vuitton Topman Gant Tommy Hilfiger To Boot Magnanni
Colors	Patterns	Textiles	Styles
White Navy Blue Grey  Brown			Gingham Shirts

The spring gingham shirt is a classic. You know it. You love it. You own it, maybe in multiple versions if your love for gingham runs deep. And there’s a reason it’s such a staple: The color combination (traditionally navy and white) looks good with every pair of pants, and the repeated pattern is particularly camouflaging. No on can really tell if you forgot to steam out the wrinkles—or if those happy hour deals have been sticking around your midsection.

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Published by Esquire

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Davin Gentry John Geiger
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Red & Black

We all have that project we’re definitely going to start. The superhero comic you want to draw. The language you’ve got to learn. The marathon you’re going to run. You’re going to swim with those dolphins. Then do that boot camp-style training. And of course run with the bulls. But not today; you’ve got that presentation to prepare and you have to do your laundry. Start it tomorrow, next week, maybe on Monday.

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Published by GQ

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	FarFetch End Mr Porter
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Blue Black White Navy Blue			Graphic Tees

Solid T-shirts or classic striped varieties used to be what separated stylish guys from the Jersey Shore crowd. But years later, the world of graphic tees has exploded again—only this time, in a much cooler, more tasteful way. From up-and-coming streetwear brands to Parisian fashion labels, typography has permeated the T-shirt game like never before. These interesting fonts aren’t just good design—they’re also a great way to take any outfit from tried-and-true to bold-and-memorable. At any price point, you can now find a T-shirt that’s just your type.

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Published by The Telegraph

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Ashley Graham Gerard Butler David Cameron	British Vogue River Island Paul Smith Dunhill Topman Marks & Spencers J. Crew Suits Simply Mr Porter FarFetch
Colors	Patterns	Textiles	Styles
Blue Grey Black Charcoal			Suits

At last, the high street has cottoned on to the changing shape of the male form. Men’s bodies have altered drastically in the last 50 years – and, when it comes to suits especially, one-size no longer fits all.

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Published by The Spectator 

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Alexandra Shulman Edward Enninful	British Vogue
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After months of speculation, Alexandra Shulman’s successor at British Vogue has finally been announced. And in what may come as a shock to Samantha Cameron – who recently launched a new fashion line, and whose sister Emily Sheffield was hotly tipped for the role – the job has gone to someone cut from slightly different cloth. In fact, the powers that be at Condé Nast have gone for something quite radical: British Vogue now has its first black, male editor.

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