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Step into Summer with Universal Works SS24 Hotel Deluxe Collection

Universal Works, founded by David Keyte in 2008, blends British heritage with contemporary design. The brand, rooted in a commitment to quality and authenticity, draws inspiration from Keyte's upbringing and extensive experience in menswear. Their latest collection, SS24 Hotel Deluxe, continues this tradition, offering a range of stylish, well-crafted pieces perfect for the modern man who values both aesthetics and practicality.

This collection is for those who appreciate timeless elegance and functionality. With a focus on relaxed yet refined silhouettes, the SS24 Hotel Deluxe line features light, breathable fabrics ideal for the warmer months. Whether you’re dressing for a casual day out or a sophisticated evening, the collection’s versatile pieces ensure you remain stylish and comfortable.

From crisp shirts and tailored trousers to lightweight jackets and knitwear, each item in the collection is designed to seamlessly integrate into any wardrobe. The attention to detail and quality craftsmanship make these pieces stand out, appealing to individuals who value long-lasting, stylish clothing.

Explore the full collection here and discover how Universal Works continues to set the standard for contemporary menswear.

Unleash Adventure with Filson's Summer Gear

Since 1897, Filson has been the hallmark of rugged American adventure gear, designed to endure the toughest conditions. Rooted in the Klondike Gold Rush era, Filson’s legacy of quality continues with the Jungle Cloth Work Jacket, an ideal choice for summer.

Crafted from durable cotton jungle cloth, this jacket offers exceptional wind resistance while remaining lightweight and breathable, perfect for warm weather activities. Its versatile design, featuring practical pockets and a comfortable fit, makes it suitable for both outdoor adventures and urban explorations.

Whether you’re hiking trails or navigating city streets, the Jungle Cloth Work Jacket combines classic style with modern utility, embodying Filson’s dedication to craftsmanship and durability.

Explore more about this piece here.

You can also explore Filson's latest new arrivals, showcasing their dedication to rugged durability and timeless style. This collection features an array of outdoor-ready gear, including lightweight jackets, durable shirts, and versatile accessories, perfect for summer adventures. Each piece is crafted with Filson's signature attention to detail and quality, ensuring they stand up to the demands of the great outdoors. Whether you're planning a hiking trip, a weekend getaway, or just need reliable everyday wear, Filson's new arrivals offer something for every adventurer.

Discover the collection here.

How Skateboarding Took Over Paris Fashion Week

From skaters sitting front row at the shows to a skate bowl installed beneath the Sacré Coeur, skateboarding was all over the French capital last week—and the legendary photographer Atiba Jefferson was there to capture it all for GQ:

Skateboarding and fashion is a love story for the ages—a mostly one-sided one. Fashion’s desire for authenticity, for gritty realness and youthful abandon, has made skateboarding a wellspring of inspiration for designers. Skaters, meanwhile, like to feign an indifference to fashion. But they are meticulous and opinionated, willing to take risks. And they are intensely aware of what they’re wearing—mostly because it affects how they skate and how they look in photos and videos. Skaters, like designers, are image makers.

In the last few years we’ve seen the precarious marriage between skateboarding and luxury fashion advance to spectacular heights. Virgil Abloh made skateboarding an essential pillar for Louis Vuitton’s menswear collection—and now that line is in the hands of a man known as Skateboard P, who invited several skaters to mingle with the celebrities and editors at his latest runway extravaganza in Paris last week. At the Wales Bonner show, New York skate phenomenon Tyshawn Jones sat front row next to fellow Adidas skater Na-kel Smith. Even the venerable skate blog Quartersnacks asked the question: “Why is every skater on Earth in Paris?” Skaters have become fixtures at—and in—the shows, but this season felt like an apex moment for the fashion and skateboarding crossover multiverse.

Read the full piece and gawp at the stunning photography over on the GQ website.

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