Notes

We’re living in a time when stylish men wear sweatpants on television, leather blazers are somehow acceptable and wearing a suit might appear to be less flashy. In a lot of conversations, young people ask me if there’s a place for traditional menswear in this era of PVC coats and dad sneakers? Well, you bet your brogues there is.

The last five years, menswear has gone through an incredible arc. Streetwear reigned Supreme, sartorial and high-end luxury brands were becoming known for clunky sneakers and formalwear was sadly left sitting at second place. However, so is the comeback of sartorialism, introduced during this fashion season in London, Paris and New York.

An oversight occurred. In the first range of travel guides shared by me during the creation of the Mr. Blue book, we didn’t include Milan. Yet this is one of the most interesting cities, one that I do feel must be included now. As I’ll be visiting the Milano Unica fair next week, from February 5th to 7th, there’s no better time than the present. Restaurants Opened during the March edition of Salone del Mobile, the latest location of Paper Moon giardino is the dining experience when visiting Italy. The first location already had the esteem of being Gianni Versace’s...